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SUMMARY:Technology + Art: Data\, Algorithms\, and Software Enable New Artistic Creativity
DESCRIPTION:Technology has always enabled art by providing new tools\, materials\, and expertise that artist then used to advance their visual innovations. The Renaissance is a good example of what can happen when technologists and creatives collaborate. Today a new 21st Renaissance is underway with tech and art uniting to form a new movement dubbed generative art\, with Austin as one of its creative hubs. \nGenerative art uses code\, data\, AI\, AR\, VR\, music\, math\, algorithms\, hardware\, and software to create novel digital media and daring aesthetics that would not otherwise be possible! What’s more these artists are coders\, many with backgrounds in technology. Like good design and beautiful code\, their evocative images and ideas are judged by their clarity and simplicity\, and for their elegant\, original solutions to complex concerns. Their relevant visions allow all of us to appreciate our unique place in history and to imagine the future of technology\, art\, and humanity through fresh eyes. \nCome experience these mesmerizing tech-driven creations as Julia Morton and her guest artists reveal their code\, process\, and inspiration in this special Austin Forum event that will also feature a pop-up generative art gallery.
URL:https://www.austintechnologycouncil.org/event/technology-art-data-algorithms-and-software-enable-new-artistic-creativity/
LOCATION:Austin Central Library\, 710 W Cesar Chavez St\, Austin\, TX\, 78701\, United States
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SUMMARY:Technology + Art: Data\, Algorithms\, and Software Enable New Artistic Creativity
DESCRIPTION:Technology has always enabled art by providing new tools\, materials\, and expertise that artist then used to advance their visual innovations. The Renaissance is a good example of what can happen when technologists and creatives collaborate. Today a new 21st Renaissance is underway with tech and art uniting to form a new movement dubbed generative art\, with Austin as one of its creative hubs. \nGenerative art uses code\, data\, AI\, AR\, VR\, music\, math\, algorithms\, hardware\, and software to create novel digital media and daring aesthetics that would not otherwise be possible! What’s more these artists are coders\, many with backgrounds in technology. Like good design and beautiful code\, their evocative images and ideas are judged by their clarity and simplicity\, and for their elegant\, original solutions to complex concerns. Their relevant visions allow all of us to appreciate our unique place in history and to imagine the future of technology\, art\, and humanity through fresh eyes. \nCome experience these mesmerizing tech-driven creations as Julia Morton and her guest artists reveal their code\, process\, and inspiration in this special Austin Forum event that will also feature a pop-up generative art gallery.
URL:https://www.austintechnologycouncil.org/event/technology-art-data-algorithms-and-software-enable-new-artistic-creativity-2/
LOCATION:Austin Central Library\, 710 W Cesar Chavez St\, Austin\, TX\, 78701\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Event
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SUMMARY:Health Tech: How Technology\, and Austin\, Will Help You Live Longer & Better
DESCRIPTION:Human bodies are amazingly capable and resilient\, but there are countless risks and dangers to our health and lifespan. Technology has long been used in the pursuit of health and longevity\, from bandages and thermometers to splints and herbal medicines. In the era of advanced computing technologies and sensors\, nanotechnology and robotics\, and massive data and artificial intelligence\, we are discovering new ways to detect and diagnose illnesses and injuries and to treat them medically and surgically. We are learning new ways to rehabilitate bodies and recover from injuries and illnesses\, and how to prevent many illnesses and conditions from ever occurring. As we enter 2020\, we can credibly picture a not-too-distant future in which precision medicine will end death from disease (if not disease itself)\, that nanotechnology and robotics will enable precision surgery to yield total recovery in nearly 100% of all cases\, and that artificial limbs and organs will replace original ones with equal or greater capabilities and durability. Moreover\, we are uncovering the genetic and epigenetic causes of aging\, and thus we can foresee extending healthy\, high quality lives to well beyond 100 years and to realize our maximum lifespan potential. \nAs one of the leading cities in the world for computing technologies\, academic research\, innovation\, and startups—and now home to the Dell Medical School—Austin is well positioned to become a leader in the creation of health-related technologies. Join us as two leaders in Austin’s health tech ecosystem—Dr. Jordan Amadio\, neurosurgeon and innovator at Ascension and Dell Med\, and Scott Collins PhD\, biotech entrepreneur and co-founder of BioAustin—share the current state and future possibilities for health technologies and for the Austin opportunities in everything from wearables and diagnostics to robotics and rehabilitation technologies. Then\, Dr. Amadio with then discuss into the future of surgery as one example of this technological revolution in healthcare. (Future Austin Forum programming will cover precision medicine\, advanced diagnostics\, and more.) Join us as we learn how our lives will get better and longer—and how you may be able to contribute!
URL:https://www.austintechnologycouncil.org/event/health-tech-how-technology-and-austin-will-help-you-live-longer-better/
LOCATION:Austin Central Library\, 710 W Cesar Chavez St\, Austin\, TX\, 78701\, United States
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