ISEA is one of the world¡¯s most prominent international arts and technology events, bringing together scholarly, artistic, and scientific domains in an interdisciplinary discussion and showcase of creative productions applying new technologies in art, interactivity, and electronic and digital media.
A topic inspired by a literal meaning of the host city Gwangju, ¡°City of Light¡±, includes subcategories embracing complex themes that allow open interpretations in culture, science, and history. For example, religiously, light is implied as divinity and immortality and scientifically. it is an energy collection of particles and wavelength signals. It symbolizes the enlightenment and rationale in humanities. Also, the presence of light creates Umbra and Penumbra. In light of the fact that light is the most specific example of versatility in which various interpretations can occur, it will provide us with the context where cohesion of procedural logic based on the human sensibilities and technology of artistic inspirations is freely presented, which is in line with what ISEA has been pursuing.
¡ß Main Theme
- LUX AETERNA (Eternal Light)
This session explores new ecosystem(s) among art, technology, and money. Most of us in art and technology field have had to rely on governmental funds or private charity. But with the rise of social impact investment, there may be a new horizon opening up for creating new values, where artists and technologists find new ways of communicating with the public. In this special session, we want to explore new opportunities as well as possible risks.
¡Ø Submission Deadline
15 September 2018 - 20 December 2018 (11:59pm KST) - closed
workshops and tutorials, artistic works
15 September 2018 - 10 January 2019 (11:59pm KST) - closed
full/short papers, posters, panels
15 September 2018 - 28 February 2019 (11:59pm KST)
artist talk, Institutional presentations
* The Submission Deadine has been extended
* The Call for the Residency was closed on 31 October 2018.
* The selected papers will be published in the proceeding with an ISBN.
- Workshop/Tutorial Basic Information
- Short Biography of the Organizers
- Abstract
- Plan of How to Solicit Participation
- Preferred Venue and the List of Equipment
- Your preference to possibly exhibit the outcomes of the workshop during the symposium
* You could download the application form for the proposal below and please submit the proposal in PDF format. (Including a URL link of the tutorial website in the PDF file.)
- Artist Bio (within 300 words)
- Thematic statement (200 - 500 words)
- Artwork Proposal (300 - 800 words)
- Images, sketches, drafts
- Technical and logistical requirements
- Links to video documentation online (if applicable)
* Please download the application form from the submission guideline page and submit it with your CV/Portforlio (PDF format) on easychair.
* Please download the application form from the submission guideline page and submit it with your CV/Portforlio(PDF format) on easychair.
Easychair is now open for your artist talks, institutional presentations.
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=isea2019
If you do not have an Easychair account, you will need to set one up, but it is very easy to do so. You will be able to upload your submission in PDF Format only.
We welcome submission of interactive works, concerts, performances, screenings, installations, site-specific works, interdisciplinary projects, animation, video, experimental animation, photography, and events in public space.
Note that workshops, tutorials, artist talks, and artistic works require 2-4 pages of proposal while institutional presentations require maximum 2 pages of proposal.