Cool Hunting
Mark your calendars because next Sunday and Monday is the Interactive Telecommunications Program Winter Show. The student work presented will include interactive art and sound, assistive technology, wireless devices and physical installations. ITP is a fantastic program that pushes the boundaries of technology mediated interactive experiences. It's also near and dear because some of us here at CH (myself included) graduated from there or are currently enrolled.
To get a sense of what ITP is all about, check out this review of last's Spring's show, and stories on projects including Cellphedia, Codeck, PacManhattan and James Clar.
Date and Time:
12/18/2005, 2pm - 6pm
12/19/2005, 5pm - 9pm
Location:
ITP, TSOA
721 Broadway, South Elevators to 4th Floor
This event is free and open to the public. There is no need to RSVP. For questions, contact itp.inquiries@nyu.edu or 212-998-1880
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