SPARC: Supporting Practice in the Arts, Research and Curricula These insights will be of broad benefit for curious leaders, program designers, researchers, students, teachers, and practitioners. The interviews provide a range of perspectives that are useful for new cultural research,…
This experiment lets you draw together with a recurrent neural network model called Sketch-RNN. We taught this neural net to draw by training it on millions of doodles collected from the Quick, Draw! game. Once you start drawing an object,…
A report reflecting on EmcArts’ experience of designing and implementing national Innovation Labs for the Arts over the last 10 years, with an essay by Steven Tepper (2013 ICE Visiting Scholar). If the matching grant model of building nonprofits dedicated…
June 21, 2017 a2ru link to original article a2ru Awards Student Challenge Grants to “Emerging Creatives” By Amy Tackitt “Alliance for Arts + Rights of Nature” was awarded $3,500 plus travel support and will explore the inherent rights of nature…
Welcome to a new semester at UGA! If you are new to ICE, please take a few moments to explore the site and learn about some of the current and past projects and events. You may also be interested in…
The South African artist William Kentridge has set up an arts foundation near his studio in Johannesburg, providing a “safe space for uncertainty, doubt, stupidity and, at times, failure”, he says. The artist has called his foundation the Centre for…
Watch a dance performance change in real time with facial projection mapping the University of Tokyo designed a high-speed projector that projects 1,000 frames per second — what they say is the world’s fastest. By using the projector alongside a…
Former ICE Graduate Research Assistant Hanna Lisa Stefansson featured in the UGA Graduate School Magazine article “At Play in a World of Fire and ICE.” By Cynthia Adams Photos by Nancy Evelyn Link:
Reading Room: Civic Engagement: Why Cultural Institutions Must Lead the Way arts and culture organizations must understand themselves not as arbiters of taste, but as creative homes for the people. They must be places driven by artists, culture bearers, philosophers,…