Call for Participation: Alliance of Women in Media Arts and Technology Conference 2019

Alliance of Women in Media Arts and Technology Conference 2019

February 7-9, 2019 at the University of California, Santa Barbara

AWMAT 2019: Impact!

Impact! explores how the creative and innovative works of women in media arts and technology influence the community. New forms of artistic representation in multimedia art are highlighted through interactive installations, virtual reality and sonic arts. Emphasis will be placed on how these new forms work in conjunction with technology to shape our culture.

Now accepting submissions for papers, installations, demonstrations, sound art/concert works and workshops.

Key Dates:

Paper Deadline: October 15, 2018

Workshop Proposals: October 15, 2018

Installation/Demonstrations: October 15, 2018

Performance/Concert Works: October 30, 2018

Notifications of Acceptance: November 2018

For more on conference and submission information please go to: https://awmat2019.wordpress.com/

Join us February 7-9, 2019 for the AWMAT 2019 Conference. This conference brings together women innovators, scientists, researchers, engineers, media and sonic artists to delve into leading-edge topics intersecting science, engineering, media, sonic arts and technology.

AWMAT will be held at the sunny University of California, Santa Barbara campus and will feature three days of general sessions filled with opportunities to build, discuss, share, and perform.

We hope you can join us!

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