A lecture by Steve Dietz, the founder, president and artistic director of Northern Lights.mn. 

What are new capabilities for a responsive environment on an urban scale, which are neither media affixed to architecture nor architecture with built-in media but a new hybrid, “in-between,” connecting the limitless topography of the virtual and the site specificity of the physical?

Steven Dietz has organized and curated numerous contemporary and new media art exhibitions including 01SJ Biennial. He speaks and writes extensively about new media, and teaches about curating and digital art.

This talk will be immediately followed by a reception as part of the 2011 DANM MFA Exhibition, Permutations.
For more information, contact the UCSC Digital Arts and New Media MFA Program (DANM) office: 831-459-1919 or danm@ucsc.edu.

The event is hosted by Digital Arts and New Media MFA Program in conjunction with the ATC@UCSC lecture series.

Sponsored by Office of the Dean of the Arts, UC Santa CruzCenter for Information Technology in the Interest of Society (CITRIS)