For information about our events email Laraine Sammler (laraine.sammler@yale.edu). Directions to the DMCA's 149 York Street facility are available online.   Past events   MAY 21-MAY 23, 2002, 149 YORK ST. and THE NEW THEATRE, 1156 CHAPEL ST. Interfaced CultureInteractive Performance in Dance, Music, Theatre, and Video, produced by Kathryn Alexander and Matthew Suttor, Dept. of Music, Yale University.   APRIL 28, 2002, 149 YORK ST. Whichever Way is Fine a documentary film about Milsovic's Serbia by Apostolos Zervos and Socrates Kakoulides.   APRIL 24, 2002, 149 YORK ST. Percussion RecitalInteractive Music Technology by Timothy Feeney.   DEC.7-FEB 1, 2002, 149 YORK ST. 9/11An exhibition of Yale Community art work responding to the events of September 11, 2001.   NOV.2-NOV.30 2001, 149 YORK ST. Two Weeks in Turkey: A photographic investigation Photographer Anya Sammler and DMCA Curator Ken Lovell combined to present an exhibit pairing and comparing traditional photography and printing. The photographer has also exhibited at the Black & White Gallery, VA, The Mingaloo Gallery, DC, The Elipse Gallery, VA, and the Indigo Crow, CT. Curator Lovell is the DMCA master printer.   JUNE 1-AUG. 30, 149 YORK ST. DMCA Print Exhibition Selected faculty and student works from the DMCA Digital Print Collection. Curator: Ken Lovell.   JUNE 15-JUNE 29, 149 YORK ST. Virtual Elvis Associate Artist Gregory Garvey, exhibited an interactive installation. Employing 3D programs such as Maya and Face2Face for facial tracking, Garvey's Virtual-Elvis comments on the state of being digital.   MAY 9 Speaking Volumes-The Wallenberg Gate Project Sculptor Issac Witkin and media specialist Steven Marcus presented their computer process and 3D prototype for a memorial sculpture for Raoul Wallenberg-- the Swedish Diplomat whose efforts saved over 100,000 Jews in the final years of WWII.   APRIL 26 Gloria A multi-media concert developed as a DMCA Special Project Grant by Jack Vees (Yale School of Music) with video scenery by DMCA Director Carol Scully performed as part of the New Music Series at Sprague Hall.   APRIL 21Abstracted Cisms Cyber Cafe The DMCA transformed into a cybercafe for Kathryn Alexander's interactive concert. Percussionist Tim Feeney and vocalist Richard Lalli performed against an interactive backdrop comprised of computer generations based on Willem DeKoonig's Untitled XIII.   APRIL 21-MAY 30Digital Art Exhibition The first invitational DMCA art show features student and faculty digital prints and an electronic montage of digital projects.   APRIL 20 Art for Yale: Defining Moments YUAG Exhibit features two documentaries depicting the contributions of both the architecture and the people who've contributed to the gallery. The videos were produced by DMCA Director, Carol Scully, in collaboration with YUAG's curators Helen Cooper and Robin Jaffee Frank.   April 11 Interactive Tools for Music and Technology Kathryn Alexander, DUS, Dept. of Music at Yale, discussed the development of her interactive composition, Abstracted Cisms.   April 9 Seeing Saarinen:Two Photographers Views A documentary co-produced by DMCA Director Carol Scully and Curator Dean Sakamoto featuring commentary by Ezra Stoller and Balthazar Korab accompanies a show of the photographers works: April 9- May 4 Architecture Gallery, 180 York St.   April 4 Face of the Arts Project investigators Scott Campbell, Matthew Seidel, and Robert Genova, provided an overview of the CD-ROM they are creating to archive the Arts Buildings at Yale.   MARCH 21 The Talking Heads Richard Gan's presented the LIPS System he designed to create three dimensional spokesfigures.   FEBRUARY 28 Desperately seeking v-elvis Gregory Garvey, previously Chair of Design Art at Concordia University and a Fellow at MIT Center for Advanced Visual Studies, presented 3D models and animations he developed using Maya, AlterEgo, and Face2Face software.   FEBRUARY 21 Creating the Documentary DMCA Associate Artists and founders of "American Beat" Elihu Rubin and Elena Oxman conducted a symposium on developing the documentary style.   FEBRUARY 14 Mobile Video Technology Taylor Krauss, recipient of the DMCA Yale Mobile Media Grant, recounted the technical challenges that he faced distributing multimedia content from China.   JANUARY 31 Playwriting in a Multi-Media Context Tim Acito, Yale School of Drama '02, discussed the complex issues for the playwright in the development of The Ankle Diver   JANUARY 8-MARCH 2 Back to the Garden: Corporate Modernism in Context A documentary film by Associate Artists Elihu Rubin and Elena Oxman was a featured presentation in the Architecture Gallery Exhibit Saving corporate modernism.... The video was co-produced by American Beat and the DMCA.   DECEMBER 15-17 The Ankle Diver A multimedia dance-theater piece, composed by Matthew Suttor (Yale Dept. of Music) and written by Tim Acito (MFA '02 Yale School of Drama), performed at the New Theater, Green Hall.   DECEMBER 6 Evoking Body and Mind Interactive Artist Paul Kaiser presented his collaborations in virtual dance and motion capture with choreographers Merce Cunningham and Shelley Eshkar and director Robert Wilson and demonstrated the computer programs he developed to assist learning disabled children.   NOVEMBER 1 Creating The Ankle Diver Composer Matthew Sutor demonstrated the development of his original multimedia composition.   OCTOBER 17 Hovering Close to Zero Sculptor Rachel Berwick presented her recent works.

For information about our events email Laraine Sammler (laraine.sammler@yale.edu). Directions to the DMCA's 149 York Street facility are available online.   Past events   MAY 21-MAY 23, 2002, 149 YORK ST. and THE NEW THEATRE, 1156 CHAPEL ST. Interfaced CultureInteractive Performance in Dance, Music, Theatre, and Video, produced by Kathryn Alexander and Matthew Suttor, Dept. of Music, Yale University.   APRIL 28, 2002, 149 YORK ST. Whichever Way is Fine a documentary film about Milsovic's Serbia by Apostolos Zervos and Socrates Kakoulides.   APRIL 24, 2002, 149 YORK ST. Percussion RecitalInteractive Music Technology by Timothy Feeney.   DEC.7-FEB 1, 2002, 149 YORK ST. 9/11An exhibition of Yale Community art work responding to the events of September 11, 2001.   NOV.2-NOV.30 2001, 149 YORK ST. Two Weeks in Turkey: A photographic investigation Photographer Anya Sammler and DMCA Curator Ken Lovell combined to present an exhibit pairing and comparing traditional photography and printing. The photographer has also exhibited at the Black & White Gallery, VA, The Mingaloo Gallery, DC, The Elipse Gallery, VA, and the Indigo Crow, CT. Curator Lovell is the DMCA master printer.   JUNE 1-AUG. 30, 149 YORK ST. DMCA Print Exhibition Selected faculty and student works from the DMCA Digital Print Collection. Curator: Ken Lovell.   JUNE 15-JUNE 29, 149 YORK ST. Virtual Elvis Associate Artist Gregory Garvey, exhibited an interactive installation. Employing 3D programs such as Maya and Face2Face for facial tracking, Garvey's Virtual-Elvis comments on the state of being digital.   MAY 9 Speaking Volumes-The Wallenberg Gate Project Sculptor Issac Witkin and media specialist Steven Marcus presented their computer process and 3D prototype for a memorial sculpture for Raoul Wallenberg-- the Swedish Diplomat whose efforts saved over 100,000 Jews in the final years of WWII.   APRIL 26 Gloria A multi-media concert developed as a DMCA Special Project Grant by Jack Vees (Yale School of Music) with video scenery by DMCA Director Carol Scully performed as part of the New Music Series at Sprague Hall.   APRIL 21Abstracted Cisms Cyber Cafe The DMCA transformed into a cybercafe for Kathryn Alexander's interactive concert. Percussionist Tim Feeney and vocalist Richard Lalli performed against an interactive backdrop comprised of computer generations based on Willem DeKoonig's Untitled XIII.   APRIL 21-MAY 30Digital Art Exhibition The first invitational DMCA art show features student and faculty digital prints and an electronic montage of digital projects.   APRIL 20 Art for Yale: Defining Moments YUAG Exhibit features two documentaries depicting the contributions of both the architecture and the people who've contributed to the gallery. The videos were produced by DMCA Director, Carol Scully, in collaboration with YUAG's curators Helen Cooper and Robin Jaffee Frank.   April 11 Interactive Tools for Music and Technology Kathryn Alexander, DUS, Dept. of Music at Yale, discussed the development of her interactive composition, Abstracted Cisms.   April 9 Seeing Saarinen:Two Photographers Views A documentary co-produced by DMCA Director Carol Scully and Curator Dean Sakamoto featuring commentary by Ezra Stoller and Balthazar Korab accompanies a show of the photographers works: April 9- May 4 Architecture Gallery, 180 York St.   April 4 Face of the Arts Project investigators Scott Campbell, Matthew Seidel, and Robert Genova, provided an overview of the CD-ROM they are creating to archive the Arts Buildings at Yale.   MARCH 21 The Talking Heads Richard Gan's presented the LIPS System he designed to create three dimensional spokesfigures.   FEBRUARY 28 Desperately seeking v-elvis Gregory Garvey, previously Chair of Design Art at Concordia University and a Fellow at MIT Center for Advanced Visual Studies, presented 3D models and animations he developed using Maya, AlterEgo, and Face2Face software.   FEBRUARY 21 Creating the Documentary DMCA Associate Artists and founders of "American Beat" Elihu Rubin and Elena Oxman conducted a symposium on developing the documentary style.   FEBRUARY 14 Mobile Video Technology Taylor Krauss, recipient of the DMCA Yale Mobile Media Grant, recounted the technical challenges that he faced distributing multimedia content from China.   JANUARY 31 Playwriting in a Multi-Media Context Tim Acito, Yale School of Drama '02, discussed the complex issues for the playwright in the development of The Ankle Diver   JANUARY 8-MARCH 2 Back to the Garden: Corporate Modernism in Context A documentary film by Associate Artists Elihu Rubin and Elena Oxman was a featured presentation in the Architecture Gallery Exhibit Saving corporate modernism.... The video was co-produced by American Beat and the DMCA.   DECEMBER 15-17 The Ankle Diver A multimedia dance-theater piece, composed by Matthew Suttor (Yale Dept. of Music) and written by Tim Acito (MFA '02 Yale School of Drama), performed at the New Theater, Green Hall.   DECEMBER 6 Evoking Body and Mind Interactive Artist Paul Kaiser presented his collaborations in virtual dance and motion capture with choreographers Merce Cunningham and Shelley Eshkar and director Robert Wilson and demonstrated the computer programs he developed to assist learning disabled children.   NOVEMBER 1 Creating The Ankle Diver Composer Matthew Sutor demonstrated the development of his original multimedia composition.   OCTOBER 17 Hovering Close to Zero Sculptor Rachel Berwick presented her recent works.

	Calendar   The DMCA offers a number of Workshops and hosts Classes led by DMCA staff and Yale faculty for our members. We also present Exhibits and Events featuring Yale faculty, DMCA Special Projects, and visiting artists.