Location
Still undecided.
Participants Equipment and Space Requests
Lindsey Bonk
Luke Bullock
Description: 6 stations with rfid detectors - scanning and accepting people. One side of hallway is the interface, the other side is the output. Width of the stations should be at least 5 feet width and 2 feet long and should be spaced about 2 feet from each other.
- 6 RFID readers (luke)
- 6 RFID cords (luke)
- 3 dual monitor computers - os x - G5s with DVI
- 6 flat panels (4 from peter else)
- Each screen is running a video - mono sound.
- audio not syncing to video - triggered differently
- One station has a camera.
- long space - with stations on opposing walls. (hall way) 25' x 5'
- possibly a flat bed scanner - for palm scan
Angela Carroll
- 4 wall mounted DVD players
- 4 headphones
Lea Cox
narrative description
- Computer with Monitor
- Headphones
- Internet
- Possibly two computers?
Monica Enriquez
Technical Needs:
One projector, a space that allows for rear back projection, three body size screens (that I will build), that might be hanging from the ceiling, audio equipment with two speakers, one sensor that will be installed on one of the screens and that will activate the audio and the visuals on one screen through a Max/MSP patch.
- Rear projection screen
- 4500 Lumen Projector
Chau-Marie Griffiths
narrative description
Equipment, Technical, Installation Spatial Needs:
Needs are listed, alterations maybe necessary due to space available.
- 3 spaces connected: Waiting(a)10x12 sqft. Exiting(b) 20x20x8 sqft. Entering(c) 6x6x8 sqft.
- (a) Seating for 10, television with dvd, wall mount for TV, sofa table, vase, huge hour glass, wall clock-institutional style, working or not.
- (b) 4 projectors, 4 wall mounts, 4 small speakers, in-wall air conditioner, PC able to run Watchout, electrical to support all of that, back-up generator, 300lf.rollx120ft of muslin, 2x8 wooden building material(donations and scrap being accepted)
- (c) 1 video camera, chair, 1 gallon flat black paint
- One never knows what is out there for the borrowing...If you have it to lend, please let me know. Thanks!
Margaretha Haughwout
narrative description
- 10-15 sq. ft space, possibility of breaking up stations into different areas
- audio
- Three small stations with network.
- G5 computer with monitor, preferably at least 20'
- another computer (mini?)
Will Justice
- 2 projectors
- 2 computers (monitor may be necessary for only one of them)
- 2 audio systems
- enough cables to have both computers project and play sound
- 3 to 4 walls
- an internet connection
- possibly other smaller computer stations that can view the internet
Luci Kagaya
- 2 audio speakers and the M-Audio 410
- An interactive sound installation in an enclosed space. -- with sound isolation
- The soundscape will be triggered with infrared sensors placed in 3-5 "stations."
- Mac laptop (MBP) with Max/MSP
- Infrared sensors
- Arduino board
- floor pillows (and a chair or two) to seat 5-10 people
- electrical connections
What happens:
Guests walk into the installation space. There are 3 to 5 "stations" that have infrared sensors built in to them. Infrared sensors trigger certain layers in the soundscape. There will always be a subtle layer of sound going on, even if the infrared sensors are not triggered. This allows guests to sit down and simply listen in the “observation space” (on the pillows) at the middle of the installation. There should be enough space for 5-10 people to sit in the middle of the room, while other people walk around and explore the stations.
Breeze
Installation dimensions: 40’x40’ space
Motion Capture Space: Octagonal footprint 20’x20’; Height: 10'
A/V: Three rear-projection screens 8’x’6, each on an adjacent face of the octagon. 4-chanel speaker system fixed to octagon supporting columns.
Andres Rojas
Brendan Salmond
Marc Sciglimpaglia
Technical needs (somewhat negotiable):
- Reasonably fast (G5 or ideally Core Duo) Mac workstation
- Loopable DVD Player (or another computer capable of smoothly playing high quality video media)
- Video Projector
- A nice wall to project onto
- A reasonably sound-isolated space + two speakers
- Flatscreen monitor
- A desk or table
- At least two pairs of Headphones + and headphone amp
- A MIDI keyboard (which I can provide if necessary)
- at least 10x10' of space
Description:
There are two parts to this installation – the most conspicuous part will be documentational, projecting a DVD movie (or comparable video format) onto the wall that illustrates the design and execution of the live performance I'll be putting on in May. The audio track of this movie should be played over the speakers.
On the table, ideally situated across from the video projection, will be a fast Mac workstation, flatscreen monitor, at least two headphones/amp, and a MIDI keyboard. This station will give viewers the opportunity to play with technology used in the show hands-on, without disturbing the viewability or continuity of the documentation.
Michael Treanor
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