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2002

Studio A WEB Lab “Crossover Team,” Web Lab, White Oak Plantation, February 20, to February 25, 2001, Florida, USA.

The nominee was selected from 400 participants to be part of the “Crossover Team: Studio A.” Web Lab, which organized “Crossover,” is a non-profit new media lab/think-tank that creates innovative, interactive projects which demonstrate how the Web can make a lasting impact on people and society, Marc Weiss, the creator of the celebrated public TV series “P.O.V.” Web Lab is associated with the following core advisory groups, supporting organizations, and founders: the Rockefeller Foundation, the Howard Gilman Foundation, Sundance Institute, the Directors Guild of America, the Banff New Media Institute, The American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, Art Byte, The Association of Independent Video and Filmmakers, Creative Capital, The Film Arts Foundation, The Independent Feature Project (IFP), Independent Television Service (ITVS), New York New Media Artists Consortium (WWWAC). Crossover jury and collaborators: Allison Anders (Gas Food Lodging; Mi Vida Loca), Michael Apted (42 Up; The World is Not Enough; Coal Miner's Daughter), Barbara Kopple (Wild Man Blues; My Generation; Oz) David Lynch (The Straight Story; Mulholland Drive: Lost Highway; Twin Peaks; Blue Velvet; Dune) John Cameron Mitchell (Hedwig and the Angry Inch).

Columbia College, Chicago, Illinois, USA,” Round table with Douglas Trumbull.” April 24, 2002, Chicago, USA.

Polytechnic of Milan, European Commission: MEDICI Framework Education, Milan, Italy, NewMedia for communication, “Virtual Design,” June 20, 2002, Milan, Italy.

Northwestern University, Center for Art and Technology, Evanston, Illinois, ‘Technology & Spirituality,” ”Kali,” 22 May, 2002, Chicago, USA.

2001

Academy of Art, Florence, Italy, Art and Digit Media, “The Digital Renaissance,” May 23, 2001,Florence, Italy

University of California, Berkeley, USA, VSMM2001, (Virtual Systems and Multimedia), "Virtual Heritage Colloquium,” (National). October 25, 2001, California, USA
The “Virtual Heritage Colloquium,” VSMM2001, brought together researchers from around the globe focused on the new field of Virtual Heritage, to debate, explore, and begin to address issues including international standards and metadata, funding and collaboration, and the application of emerging technology. The Virtual Heritage Network [VHN] is designed to promote the utilization of technology for the education, interpretation, conservation, and preservation of the natural, cultural and world heritages.

Northwestern University, Center for Art and Technology, Evanston, Illinois, “Art, Technology & Spirituality: ‘Kali Behind the Stage,” (Regional). October 12, 2001, Chicago, USA.

Among the panelists: Gary Kendal, Eduardo Kac, Jeffrey Sconce, Lila LoCurto William Outcault, Naoko Tosa and Nigel Helyer.

The Banff Center for the Arts, Canada, "Intangible Architectures - Emotional Architectures - Cognitive Armatures - Cognitive Science in Interactive Design.", September 21-23, Canada, 2001.

Among the presenters: Sara Diamond, Director Banff Centre for the Arts Alonzo Addison, Director, Center for Design Visualization, University of California, Berkeley; Linda Jacobson, CEO & Director of Inspiration, Glass House Studio, LLC; Barbara Mones-Hattal, Industrial Light & Magic; Austin Parsons, MIT, Antti Vddtdnen, Research Scientist, VTT Information Technology, Human Interaction Technologies, Finland.

Politecnico di Milano, Milan, Italy, European Commission, Medici Framework, ”Interactive Design,” MEDICI Framework, Education, “New media for comunication’,” June 19, 2001, Milan, Italy.