Conferences & Symposiums
Interactive Futures 09: Stereo
Interactive Futures 09: Stereo will be held in the Intersections Digital Studios at Emily Carr, November 19-21, 2009. Interactive Futures (IF) is a forum for showing current tendencies in digital media art as well as a conference for exploring ideas and research related to technology and art. The conference consists of keynote addresses, presentations, exhibitions, and performances.
On the Edge of Chaos: Contemporary Neuroscience, Creative Patterns and Material Production
Emily Carr University of Art + Design hosts an all-day symposium On the Edge of Chaos: Contemporary Neuroscience, Creative Patterns and Material Production to explore how the study of the brain and neuroscience can shed light on art-making and creative processes.
ECI and BC Innovation Council Showcase Student Designs Making a Difference
Emily Carr Institute (ECI) and the the BC Innovation Council (BCIC) host an event to showcase current student projects gaining international momentum for potential commercial success. The Honourable Murray Coell, Minister of Advanced Education and Minister Responsible for Research and Technology, will be in attendance.
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
1:30pm
Emily Carr Institute
Charles H. Scott Gallery
For complete details, please see the Media Release.
We Ride presents Consultations on Transit - Is there a U-Pass in our future?
Consultations on Transit - Is there a U-Pass in our future?
Join the ECI Students' Union for a discussion with keynote speakers Jim Green and Bruce Ralston for a deliberative dialogue on public transit.
Monday, January 28
11:30am-2pm
Room 236, North Building
Email su@eciad.ca for more information, or to submit a statement.
ECI Global-Sustainability Internships: Philippine Cross-Culture Design
In the Spring of 2007, ECI Lecturer and PLA Coordinator, Sheila Hall and Associate Professor, Sam Carter, traveled to the Philippines to establish two internships supported by ECI for Industrial Design students Raneen Nosh and Jeff Werner. The three-month internship was divided into two separate projects. The first project was with the Rurungan sa Tubod Foundation in Puerto Princesa on the Island of Palawan. The Rurungan Foundation creates an alternative livelihood for women in the more poverty-stricken rural areas of Palawan.