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The iotaWeekly
March 8-14, 2010
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Clip of the Week
"2009 Punto y Raya Festival: Workshop for Kids" (2009) by Laboratorium, V. Sastre, and mad-actions
Watch a clip from the 2009 Punto y Raya Festival's "Many Meters of Film" workshop for elementary school students led by Laboratorium and V. Sastre who spread the love of the dot and line with a simple camera set-up, a laptop, and artistic vision supplied by an energetic class with paper and paint.
Start the clip from the beginning to see how the films were made or skip to 7:43 to see the finished works from the adolescent masters of abstract animation.
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 | Site of the Week
Visual Bandwidth
A company on the cutting-edge of immersive cinema technology and presentation, Visual Bandwidth is a collective of independent engineering, creative and business consultants dedicated to creating the most innovative experiences in a wide array of immersive environments all across the globe.
Past projects include Papalote Museo del Nino in Mexico City, the Autostadt in Wolfsburg, Germany, and The Hayden Planetarium in New York.
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| Artist of the Week
Bill Alves
Bill Alves is a composer, writer, and video artist based in Southern California. He has written extensively for acoustic and electronic instruments and also worked in mixed media, including the integration of music and computer video, robot choreography, and web art. Thomson/Schirmer published his book Music of the Peoples of the World in 2005 and his other writings have appeared in numerous journals such as Perspectives of New Music, Computer Music Journal, SEAMUS Journal, and 1/1. From 1993-94 he was a Fulbright Senior Scholar Fellow in Indonesia. He is one of the organizers of MicroFest, the annual Southern California festival of new music in alternate tunings. He teaches at Harvey Mudd College of the Claremont Colleges in Southern California, where he also directs the American Gamelan Ensemble. His video work "Aleph" (2002) is available at the iotaCenter store.
For more information about Bill Alves and his work, please visit his iotaCenter Profile and his website.
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Derek haugen
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