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November, 2009
Visiting Artist | Material Exchange
Intermedia|New Media presents:
Sara Black of the artist collective Material Exchange
Visiting Artist Lecture
Thursday, November 5
6:30-8:00 PM Adler E105
Material Exchange is an artist collective that creates installations, games, designed objects or spaces, and direct exchanges. They say about their work, "The world is filled with things made for a specific purpose. When their purpose has been fulfilled, or their valued properties diminish, there is often some material remainder. Our projects attempt to extract or exploit that history..."
For more information about Material Exchange, please visit their website
Friday Workshop Series
11.06 Introduction to the Sound Studio (Steve Strait)
An introduction to the Intermedia sound facilities.
October, 2009
Open House, Fall 2009
The Intermedia area of the School of Art and Art History will be holding their bi-annual Open House on October 23 from 7 to 9 pm at the Studio Arts Building, in the old Menard's store at 1375 Highway 1 West, the intersection of Highway 1 and Sunset Street in Iowa City.
It’s been awhile since Intermedia had a permanent place to call home. Steeled by the jumps from the Art Building to the International Center to the Communications Center, this semester's Intermedia Open House will be held at its permanent home, the Studio Arts Building. Intermedia is the last area to move to Studio Arts and finally complete an integrated studio arts facility.
The event will feature a variety of works by undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in the program. This includes time-based video works, 2D and 3D works, as well as performance and installation. Pieces will be shown in the Intermedia areas, back of the building as well as in the Atrium of Studio Arts.
This event is free, open to the public and is sponsored by the Intermedia Program of the School of Art and Art History.
Works-In-Progress 2009
The Intermedia area is excited to be participating in the upcoming Works-In-Progress festival this week.
The festival will take place over three days, October 1st to 3rd, in Iowa City, and feature eight panels of creative work by filmmakers, poets, intermedia artists, composers, dancers, playwrights, and artists working in any other imaginable medium.
For more detailed information, please visit the festival website
Friday Workshop Series
10.30 Stop Motion Animation with Final Cut (Nicole Pietrantoni)
An introduction to stop motion animation techniques in Final Cut Pro. Learn how to manipulate still images in FCP to create your stop motion masterpiece! This workshop will also introduce the Canon Digital Rebel still cameras for collecting your stop motion source material.
10.16 Finding Calls for Submission (Katie Hargrave)
The artwork is only half the work. Finding the right calls, crafting your project statement, and writing an effective CV will get your work shown. Learn these tools and a variety of resources at this workshop.
10.09 Video Formats and Apple Compressor (Josh Eklow)
Sometimes video can be a square peg to Final Cut Pro’s round hole. If you ever wondered how to get a particular piece of video, from YouTube, to DVDs, to VHS, to other video formats, into Final Cut Pro, this workshop will CHANGE YOUR LIFE.
10.02 Final Cut Introduction (Katie McGowan)
An introduction to Final Cut Pro for true beginners.
September, 2009
Friday Workshop Series
09.25 Introduction to Canon Professional Video Camera (Jared Harrison)
09.18 Microphones and Field Recording (Sarah Kanouse)
While postproduction can hide some field recording sins, there is no substitute for good source material. From choosing the right microphone to making stereo field recordings to operating a boom mic, this workshop covers everything you need to know to get started capturing the best possible sound for your media project.
09.11 Introduction to Studio Lighting (Jared Harrison)