2003-2004 ICE Project Grant Kit Hughes BFA Candidate Lamar Dodd School of Art An interactive installation that explores the tenets of capitalism, marketing, technology, art on the primary framework of digital media. Americans are bombarded with hundreds of commercials each…
2003-2004 ICE Project Grant Ben Coolik (MFA Candidate, Drama) Christian Croft (BFA Candidate, Lamar Dodd School of Art) E.L.I., or Electro-Linguistic Imaginator, is a mobile computer module that moves about unlikely environments speaking randomly generated poetry in exchange for…
Congratulations to the new recipients of 2003-2004 ICE Project Grants. A total of $16,500 was distributed in the form of partial support for six projects chosen by the ICE Selection Committee. The projects and lead applicants are as follows: All…
2002-2003 ICE Project Grant H. James McLaughlin Professor College of Education A cross-cultural documentary chronicling the lives of three teachers in rural Mexico. Somos Pobres Pero No Hay Pobreza Aqui (We Are Poor, But There Is No Poverty Here) is a…
2002-2003 ICE Project Grant Kate Ross MFA Candidate Lamar Dodd School of Art A collaborative arts project between artists and community members that explores local ecology and the impact of urban sprawl. eco-log was developed through community workshops and culminated in…
ICE and the New Media Institute (NMI) supported the collaborative development of four projects for handheld wireless devices in the Wireless Athens Georgia (WAG) zone in downtown Athens. Mark Callahan and Zane Wilson created an experimental interface called Latitude in a remote…
2002-2003 ICE Project Grant George Contini, Professor, Drama David Volk, PhD. Candidate, Music A chamber opera based on the story by Flannery OConnor. This modern chamber opera, based on Flannery O’Connor’s short story masterpiece of the same name, is a…
The first ICE Project Grant program emerged from the desire to allow projects to determine the direction of ICE. A call for proposals was announced and three projects were selected to receive grants for up to $5,000 each. The first…
An interdisciplinary project for CORE Concert Dance Company. Eastwinds is an interdisciplinary work choreographed by CORE’s artistic director Bala Sarasvati. The piece was created in the company’s attempt to comprehend and reflect the events of 2001. The work is enhanced through…