Animation scholars to gather in Australia for the next SAS Conference
The Annual Society for Animation Studies (SAS) Conference will be hosted by
Griffith University and will feature papers by Maureen Furniss on motion
capture, Chris Robinson on Estonian animation, Richard Leskosky on
animating between the lines, Jean-Paul Goergen on hand-drawn sound in
Germany in the 1930s, Suzanne R. Williams on the aesthetics of computer
games, Marilyn Carney on Australian women animators, Bryan Barker on the
impact of CinemaScope on animation production, Cathyrn Vasseleu on "Time
Stratum II" an art installation by Japanese multimedia artist, Toshio Iwai,
and others. The conference takes place Tuesday, August 3-Friday, August 6
in Brisbane, Australia. For more information contact Keith Bradbury,
Lecturer, Art Theory, Griffith University Queensland College of Art, tel.
+(07) 3875 3185 (work), (07) 3391 4238 (home), e-mail:
kbrad@squirrel.com.au, or K.Bradbury@qca.gu.edu.au.
Griffith University and will feature papers by Maureen Furniss on motion
capture, Chris Robinson on Estonian animation, Richard Leskosky on
animating between the lines, Jean-Paul Goergen on hand-drawn sound in
Germany in the 1930s, Suzanne R. Williams on the aesthetics of computer
games, Marilyn Carney on Australian women animators, Bryan Barker on the
impact of CinemaScope on animation production, Cathyrn Vasseleu on "Time
Stratum II" an art installation by Japanese multimedia artist, Toshio Iwai,
and others. The conference takes place Tuesday, August 3-Friday, August 6
in Brisbane, Australia. For more information contact Keith Bradbury,
Lecturer, Art Theory, Griffith University Queensland College of Art, tel.
+(07) 3875 3185 (work), (07) 3391 4238 (home), e-mail:
kbrad@squirrel.com.au, or K.Bradbury@qca.gu.edu.au.
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