Apr 18, 2006
Human Technology Special Issue: Culture, Creativity and Technology
Via Usability News
Deadline: 8 May 2006
Advances in interactive computing technology have blurred the line between art, social studies and science. The age of digital reproduction is making radical changes in how art is created, distributed and perceived. Recent work from the humanities and arts has constructively critiqued traditional Interaction Design theory and practice. Studies of experience with technology can provide new insights into the potential of interactivity in contemporary arts and performance, as well as new tools for creativity.
This special issue will provide a forum for radically interdisciplinary analysis of digital technology. It will focus on the role of technology in enhancing culture and creativity. It will seek critical and reflective approaches to the design and analysis of interactive technology. Contributions will be welcomed from the Arts and Humanities as well as the Sciences. Contributions can take the form of academic papers but also less traditional creative presentation formats such as multimedia, digital artwork and sound.
Arts and HCI
Re-mediation
Technology and Experience
Enabling Creativity
Performance Arts
Entertainment and Leisure Identity Politics
Collaborative approaches
Approaches of Interest:
Interaction design, computer science, engineering, architecture, cultural
studies, media studies, literary studies, critical theory, aesthetics,
performance arts, digital art, psychology, socio-technical studies.
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