Carla Gannis

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This week’s #FacultyFriday post is dedicated to IDM industry adjunct professor, Mandy Mandelstein!

On October 30th, 2020, Reach Across the Stars, a free augmented reality app made with Smithsonian and Nasa, was featured as the App of The Day on the Apple App Store!

The app allows you to “Meet Your Female Space & Science Heroes (virtually)”. Mandelstein worked in collaboration with a team of women to create this app; the project received support from the Smithsonian American Women’s History Initiative, Because of Her Story.

Learn more about this incredible app and download it from the iOS or Android App store using the link in out bio!

#AR #WOMENOFSTEAM #STEAM https://www.instagram.com/p/CHip4uVlrSw/?igshid=tdxvglu3m9r7

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It’s #FacultyFriday ! This week we’re highlighting De Angela L. Duff’s Virtual After Salon, #SOTTSDC. The first Sign O’ The Times (SOTT) Super Deluxe Celebration was on Saturday, Oct 10, 2020 for the September 2020 box set release by Warner Bros. Records. If you missed out on this, don’t worry! De Angela will be doing a follow-up series for the next four consecutive Saturdays! Come through and hang out with friends who are ALL music heads and purple nerds to continue to discuss Prince’s Sign O’ The Times Super Deluxe Box Set 💜🎵 Upcoming dates: 31 Oct 2020 – Vault Tracks 2 07 Nov 2020 – Vault Tracks 3 14 Nov 2020 – SOTT Live 21 Nov 2020 – SOTT Super Deluxe Box Set Packaging, Prince Estate Event and Podcast #SOTSDC is a polished solid production, curated by De Angela L. Duff. You can find a link to more information in our bio!

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Hi everyone! We would like to formally introduce the IDM social media team on our page 💙 We have just gotten started on bringing a new identity to IDM social media and we appreciate all of your feedback. This is a learning process for us all, as we try to promote a connected, supportive and positive IDM community online, during a time when we face disconnection in many aspects of our lives. We look forward to growing the IDM network and providing you with exciting and relevant content. Thank you for following and caring!

top left: IDM Faculty Mentor, Carla Gannis @carlagannis top center: Instagram Team Designer and Content Creator, Ashli Byfield @its_ashlii top right: Twitter and Twitch Content Curator, Strategist, and Creator, Brandon Win bottom left: Instagram Designer and Content Creator, Leon Christian @oofleon bottom center: Twitch Strategist and Curator, Kristen K bottom right: Instagram and Tumblr Content Creator and Strategist, Halenur Komsul @halenurkomsul https://www.instagram.com/p/CGfs4A3lu-6/?igshid=16l0sfs9ztspe

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Mark your calendars! The opening reception for The Archive to Come, curated by NYU IDM Industry Professors Clark Buckner and Carla Gannis, is Thursday, October 22nd, 4:00 - 7:00pm [PDT]/ 7:00 - 10:00pm [EDT].

The Archive to Come is an exhibition – both on-line and in the gallery – of short time-based works that address questions of loss, memorialization, crisis, and re-invention, through the lens of contemporary networked culture and digital media. They concern the construction of memory, knowledge, experience, and power. Some questions the Archive considers: How will we memorialize those whose lives have been lost? What could do justice to the fact that so many have died needlessly, as a result of government inaction and political maneuvering, or worse, as victims of racist terror and state violence? How can we redress the unequal distribution of suffering and work to dismantle systems of oppression?

You can find more information about the exhibition and watch it at www.tttelematiccc.com (link in our bio!)

#thearchivetocome #newmediaart #socialVR #artexhibition #movingimage https://www.instagram.com/p/CGabDRqF7KZ/?igshid=7tmxrvyn9zrb

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Midnight Moment "Portraits in Landscape" | Documentation by Jason Akira Somma

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#lucilletrackball: this is the alpha version of lucille, an "AI comedian," inspired by the portraits of the 16th Century mannerist painter Giuseppe Arcimboldo and the American comedy legend Lucille Ball. I perform Lucille by using face tracking technologies and a computer-generated voice -- an experiment in comedy through the perspective of a machine.

Credits: Concept, Performance, Character Development, Writing & Production: Carla Gannis Studio Assistance and Writing Contributions: Janine Kelly Writing Contributions: Seth Watter

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The beginning of #lucilletrackball // #aiComedian

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Until the End of the World, Carla Gannis, 2017

“Until the End of the World” connects and amplifies narrative components threaded throughout Gannis’s Selfie Drawings project http://theselfiedrawings.com/,…

“Until the End of the World” connects and amplifies narrative components threaded throughout Gannis’s Selfie Drawings project theselfiedrawings.com/, and is inspired by a sequence in the 1991 Wim Wenders film “Until the End of the World” where a woman is addicted to watching her dreams in a small, handheld device. #video #animation #newmedia #digitalarts

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Nice write up on my solo show at #DAMGallery in NeoAvantGarde!! (One thing, if you read it, I'm described as a British artist ...maybe because I'm from Oxford, but that's Oxford, North Carolina, USA, not Oxford, England) 😂 link: http://neoavantgarde.de/dam-gallery-zwischen-historizitat-und-moderne/

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...and one more #afterarcimboldo

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she’s beginning to express herself #afterarcimboldo

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UNTIL THE END OF THE WORLD | SOLO EXHIBITION FROM CARLA GANNIS at #DAM Gallery, Berline

For her first solo exhibition with DAM Gallery, Gannis provides new hybrid transcriptions of her three-year long project, ”The Selfie Drawings,” including an augmented reality wallpaper installation, a 3D printed sculpture referencing Courbet’s “Origins of the World” and an animated video work “Until the End of the World,” for which the exhibition is eponymously titled. The video connects and amplifies narrative components threaded throughout the selfie project, and is inspired by a sequence in the 1991 Wim Wenders film “Until the End of the World” where a woman is addicted to watching her dreams in a small, handheld device.

Gannis's work does not only gain historicity by her paraphrasing of canonized artists, such as Courbet, but in how she persistently challenges our perceptions of femininity, identity and aesthetics.

Acknowledgements: 3D Printing: Mark Parsons "Origins of the Universe," 3D sculpture printed from gypsum and glue, 2017

Design, Production and Fabrication: Luke Lazin Design: Cleveland Adams "Augments in a Valise," Plexiglas valise containing replicas of augmented reality works, 2017

Audio Assistance: Rick Van Benschoten "Until the End of the World" HD 3D animated video, 6 min, 2017

Studio Assistance: Rebecca Singer and Meiting (Meg) Wang

DAM Gallery: Wolf Lieser, Founder & Director, and Katharina Leser, Gallery Assistant

http://www.dam-gallery.de/index.php?id=21&tx_ttnews%5Btt_news%5D=814&cHash=a7cb942cba3a3f70d4dc68dfab06dde5

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Part 3 of 6 "Until the End of the World" #3D #video #animation with audio, 6 min, 2017 On view at #DAM Gallery // entire piece: https://vimeo.com/241452398

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Part 5 of 6 "Until the End of the World" #3D #video #animation with audio, 6 min, 2017 On view at #DAM Gallery // entire piece: https://vimeo.com/241452398

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Part 4 of 6 "Until the End of the World" #3D #video #animation with audio, 6 min, 2017 On view at #DAM Gallery // entire piece: https://vimeo.com/241452398

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Part 2 of 6 "Until the End of the World" #3D #video #animation with audio, 6 min, 2017 On view at #DAM Gallery // entire piece: https://vimeo.com/241452398

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Part 6 of 6 "Until the End of the World" #3D #video #animation with audio, 6 min, 2017 On view at #DAM Gallery // entire piece: https://vimeo.com/241452398