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Laurea
Specialistica in Cinema, Televisione e Produzione
Multimediale
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e-Art Art, society
and democracy in net age
Book by Franz Fischnaller presented on 12 December 2006 at 5 p.m.
at the Museum of Music in Bologna, Palazzo Sanguinetti
Presentation
of the book: Prof. Franz Fischnaller
Moderator Panel: Prof. Luigi Capucci
Ospiti panel:
Prof. Pier Ugo Calzolari | Prof. Luigi Capucci | Prof. Mauro Felicori
| Prof. Antonella Guidazzoli | Dr. Guglielmo Pescatore
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Prof. Pier Ugo Calzolari
Rector
University of Bologna, Italy
Since
2000 Pier Ugo Calzolari has been the Rector of the University of
Bologna, where he graduated in 1962 with a laurea in Electronic
Engineering. Since September 2004, he has been a member of the Presidential
Board of the Italian Conference of Rectors (CRUI) for which he holds
responsibility for International Relations.
From 1994 to 1998, Pier Ugo Calzolari was Chairman of the Scientific
Committee of EUROFORM, an association gathering universities and
companies in Spain, France, Ireland, Germany, Austria, Portugal
and Italy and aiming to promote advanced training initiatives in
the field of microelectronics. From 1996 to 1998, he was the coordinator
and scientific head of the Transnational Research Training Institute,
a network of 27 European universities involved in the microelectronic
project developed in the framework of the Human Capital and Mobility
Programme of the European Union.
Pier Ugo Calzolari is a member of the scientific committees of various
scientific organisations. He is notably an expert member of the
Italian delegation in the Committee for the Information Technology
Programme (ESPRIT) of the European Union. He was awarded honorary
degrees from Glasgow University (2001); St. Petersburg University
(2003); Montréal University (2004).
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Prof.
Pier Luigi Capucci
University of Bologna
Since
the early '80 I have been concerned with the communication's technologies
and with the relationships among arts, sciences and technologies.
I have been professor at the universities of Rome "La Sapienza",
Bologna and Florence. Currently I am professor of "Mass Communications
Theory and Technique" and of "Multimedia Production"
at the University of Bologna, of "New Media Theories and
Techniques" at the University of Urbino and of "Phenomenology
of Visual Arts and Communications" at the Fine Arts Academy
of Urbino.
My theoretical activity is concerned with idioms, techniques and
technologies of representation and communication in the communication
and art realms, and with the art forms based on the technosciences.
In the field of applied research I work on the opportunities of
social relationships raised by online communications and new media.
I also work as a consultant for private and public companies.
Founder of NOEMA lab. Technology and Society, online magazine
on relations between culture and new technologies and their mutual
influences, www.noemalab.org
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Prof.
Mauro
Felicori
Municipality of Bologna
Mauro
Felicori, born 1952, Philosophy degree, since 1980 is working for
the Municipality of Bologna as cultural manager.
Since 2000, as responsible of the “New Museums Unit”,
is engaged with ICT & Heritage, having in charge the establishing
of three new museums: Museum of Certosa, Museum of the Liberation
of Bologna, Museum of Ustica. A project named “Virtual Museum
of Certosa” is developing (www.certosadibologna.it). He is
the founder chairman of the Association of Significant Cemeteries
in Europe (www.significantcemeteries.net)
Before, until 1993 he has been director of different services: policies
for youth, cultural affairs, relationship between the City Council
and the University, membership in Eurocities.
He promoted the candidancy of Bologna as European Cultural Capital
and followed its planning.
From 1993 to 1999 he has been Chief of Mayor’s Cabinet.
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Dr.
Antonella Guidazzoli
CINECA di Bologna
She
graduated in Electronic Engineering at the University of Bologna
in 1988. In the same year she joined CINECA, one of the most important
computer center at international level, where she became responsible
for the activity in advanced vision methodologies (scientific visualization,
real time graphics, augmented reality).
These activities have progressively found important applications
of scientific, cultural, economic and industrial interest, such
as, in particular: rendering of complex scientific results, scene
reconstruction for forensic applications, cultural heritage fruition,
multimedia teaching, entertainment.
In these areas, Antonella Guidazzoli has been responsible for several
R&D projects at national and international level and has become
one of the main Italian experts in the field.
From the scientific point of view, she has published several papers
on the most important journals at international level and has been
invited to present her work in the most important conferences in
her field of interest (such as, in particular, Siggraph 1999, 2000,
2004 e 2006).
Antonella Guidazzoli has continuously cooperated with the academic
world, in particular with the University of Bologna where she is
a Member of the Steering Board of the Ph.D. Program in “History
and Computer Science”; furthermore, she has played a leading
role in the organization of major events dedicated to scientific
dissemination.
Currently, her main research interests are: interactive graphic
techniques for applications in the field of virtual cultural heritage,
based on open source and available on a variety of output terminals
(virtual theatre, PDAs, cell phones …); immersive graphics
and virtual sets (for TV and cinema).
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Prof.
Guglielmo Pescatore
Arts and Humanities
University of Bologna
Guglielmo
Pescatore teaches courses on Film and Media Semiotics as well as
Theory and Techniques of New Media at the University of Bologna.
His work has been focused for a long time on avant-garde and experimental
cinema, topics on which he wrote several articles and essays published
in journals and edited collections. Nowadays, his main interest
is on the impact of digital media on audiovisual communication,
especially on new forms of authorship and new modes of fruition.
He is in charge for the “Regard” research project, aimed
to the virtualization of movie archives.
He is the author of the recent book “L'ombra dell'autore.
Teoria e storia dell'autore cinematografico” (Carocci 2006)
and the editor of the collection of essays “Matrix. Uno studio
di caso” (Hybris 2006).
He is President of the Graduate degree in Cinema, Television and
Multimedia Production of the University of Bologna.
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