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ACM Multimedia
Interactive
Art Program 2005 conference track is part of the main
ACM Multimedia conference.
Papers
in the conference track must describe high-quality, original, and
unpublished research, or artworks that have a strong novel technical
component. We solicit papers from technical researchers and artists
that describe interactive
multimedia art works, tools, applications, and technical approaches
for creative uses of multimedia content and technology.
Emphasis
will be given to novel works that use a rich variety of media and
those that are interactive, particularly works that exploit
non-conventional human-computer interfaces or sensors in new and
emerging areas. We strongly encourage papers with a strong
technical content written by artists.
Topics include, but
are not limited to, the following:
·
Interactive
storytelling and authoring
·
Multimedia
content analysis (for automatic video editing, search art,
etc.)
·
Multimedia
software as art (collaborative and open
source)
·
Network
analysis and network art
·
Tangible
interfaces for art
·
Tools
for multimedia performance
·
Immersive
multimedia
·
Perceptual,
haptic, affective, and multi-modal interfaces and architectures for
art
·
Sonification
and electronic music
·
Context
aware multi-modal sensing
·
Computational
applications of art media theory and semiotics
·
Experiential
systems
·
Generative
multimedia art
·
Mobile
multimedia art
·
Museum
·
Sensors
for multimedia art
·
Novel
multimedia performance instruments
Papers
submitted to the art
program conference track
may be long (10
pages)
or short (2 to 4
pages).
Long papers are presented in front of an audience and short papers
are presented in poster format. After the review process is
complete, the organizers may ask an author who submitted a long
paper to submit a short paper instead or vice
versa.
Papers
should be written in the 2-column ACM Multimedia format.
Papers submitted to
the art program conference track must not be under review elsewhere
and must not have been previously published. By submitting, authors
acknowledge that no paper of substantially similar content has been
published or will be submitted to another conference or workshop
during the ACM MM review period.
Please
check the Art Program Conference track submission page for specific
submission details.
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