CMS - invited lecture series #7
curated by Andreas Weixler
Reactable Workshop
Univ. Prof. Martin Kaltenbrunner
(InterfaeCulture, Kunstuniversität, Linz)
16. Dezember 2011
Eintritt frei.
Anton-Bruckner
Privatuniversität
Wildbergstrasse 18,
Linz
Reactable Workshop
Freitag, 16.12,
Kleiner Saal, Wildbergstrasse 18, Linz, Anton-Bruckner
Privatuniversität
10.30-12.30
15.00-18.00
Der "Reactable Workshop" gibt die einzigartige Möglichkeit
hands-on mit dem innovativen musikalischen Interface des reactable
unter Anleitung des Co-Erfinders Martin Kaltenbrunner zu
studieren und zu performieren.
Reactable Workshop Konzert
Freitag, 16.12,
Kleiner Saal, Wildbergstrasse 18, Linz, Anton-Bruckner
Privatuniversität
19.30
mit Martin Kaltenbrunner, Workshopteilnehmern und Gästen
featuring:
Philipp Kienberger,
Bass
Gäste: Helene Griesslehner, SpectraSonic (Software
Entwicklung Andreas Weixler) und Martin Ohrwalder, Trompete
(alternative Ensemblekonzepte, Klasse Andreas Weixler)
Support: Jörg Lehner
(EDV, ABPU)
Martin
Kaltenbrunner
(http://modin.yuri.at/) is
currently Professor at
the Interface Culture Lab (http://www.interface.ufg.ac.at/)
within the University
of Art and Industrial Design in Linz. His research concentrates on tangible user
interfaces and the development of novel human computer interaction concepts within open
tools for creative
production. As co-founder of Reactable Systems (http://www.reactable.com/)
he had been mainly working on the interaction design of the Reactable - an
electronic musical instrument with a tangible user interface. He is author of the
open source tangible
interaction framework reacTIVision (http://reactivision.sourceforge.net/)
and the related TUIO protocol (http://www.tuio.org/),
which have been widely adopted for the realization of tangible tabletop applications.
CMS - invited lecture
series
curated by
Andreas Weixler
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