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e-Science for the Arts Dr. Gregory Sporton, Director, Visualisation Research Unit
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Background VRU Workshops, November 2006 What is e-Science? What opportunities in the Arts? Support/Infrastructure/Benefits/Issues
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e-Science and Creative Practice Neglected potential Cost? Training? Uninformed/Misinformed Dissemination through networked technologies
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Technologies in Creative Practice Digitised analogues Supporting existing workflows Computer as tool Individual practice
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e-Science Practice Pooling of computing power Functionality Distribution Shared resources Human Network
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e-Science & Creativity Relationship? Locus of Creativity? Dependence on technology?
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Concerns Development of specific software/platforms for Arts applications Security Intellectual property rights Lessons from science use of e- Science Real & “Virtual”
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Starting Point… e-Science as an environment Technology or creativity? Art as a craft practice Interdisciplinary/Collaborative models Digital generations
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Information Visualisation Research Unit –www.biad.uce.ac.uk/vruwww.biad.uce.ac.uk/vru Workshop resources –http://www.biad.uce.ac.uk/vru/collaborativeart/index.p hphttp://www.biad.uce.ac.uk/vru/collaborativeart/index.p hp –http://www.arts- humanities.net/forum/real_time_collaborative_art_ma king/196http://www.arts- humanities.net/forum/real_time_collaborative_art_ma king/196 Gregory Sporton –gregory.sporton@uce.ac.uk
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