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Description
3:30 pm - 5:15 pm. The second panel will continue with a look at "Art in the Age of Information," during which Hari Nair, director of academic computing at RISD, will address the problems and possibilities of integrating computer technology into the creative process. Maria Tulokas, head of the textile design department, will explain her own use of computer applications, while philosopher/ musician Don Keefer of the liberal arts division will discuss the persistence of binary thinking he sees being exacerbated by computer -over• technology. Cary Metz, head of the photography department, will moderate the discussion.
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Panel Title
Art in the Age of Information
Presenter
Gary Metz, Photgraphy
Panelists
Hari Nair, Academic Computing
Maria Tulokas, Textile Design
Don Keefer, Philosophy
Run Time
1 hr. 46 min. 43 sec.
Original Format
VHS
Symposium Date
10-12-1990
Date Digitized
2021-07-27
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Credits
This digital preservation project was made possible in part by a Libraries of Rhode Island (LORI) grant from the RI Office of Library & Information Services using funds from the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
File Format
.mp4
Keywords
Academic Affairs, RISD Museum, faculty, symposium, panel discussion, Deborah Bright, art, information, Gary Metz, Hari Nair, Maria Tulokas, Don Keefer, archives
Disciplines
Art and Design
Recommended Citation
Bright, Deborah; Metz, Gary; Nair, Hari; Tulokas, Maria; Keefer, Don; and Archives, "The Nineties: Fin de Siecle or Vision of the Future? Faculty Symposium, 1990 | Panel II: Art in the Age of Information" (1990). Symposium Videos. 2.
https://digitalcommons.risd.edu/archives_thenineties_facultysymposium1990_videos/2
Comments
Free and open to the public. Sponsored by the Museum of Art, Rhode Island School of Design and the Office of Academic Affairs. Supported by the Talbot Rantoul Fund, the Liberal Arts Division Humanities Fund, and the Rhode Island committee for the Humanities. Symposium coordinated by Deborah Bright.