Belkina's work featured at international conference
Allison Teixeira
June 02, 2011
Visual And Media Arts Assistant Professor Anya Belkina will have her work featured in the SIGGRAPH 2011 Art Gallery: Tracing Home, which presents exceptional digital and technologically mediated artworks that explore issues related to the concept of home in the networked age. SIGGRAPH 2011 takes place August 7-11 at the Vancouver Convention Centre.
 Anya Belkina (left) will have her work "Moston" in the SIGGRAPH 2011 Art Gallery: Tracing Home. |
Belkina’s featured work, called Moston, is a 12-foot-tall suspended inflatable sculpture that conjures a technology-driven combination of Moscow and Boston. It includes a three-dimensional form of mutated Russian nesting dolls and a two-dimensional surface design of printed artwork and documentary footage projection.
From more than 300 submissions, the Art Gallery jury selected 16 pieces to be featured at SIGGRAPH 2011. These include 2D images, audio, video, as well as data-driven and mixed-media installations.
The Art Gallery jury includes a wide range of artists, designers, technologists, and critics hailing from academia, industry, and the independent art world. Works exhibited in the Art Gallery are published in a special issue of Leonardo, the Journal of the International Society of the Arts, Sciences and Technology.
Media Art (MFA) AT A GLANCE
Full-time, three-year program
64 credits
Class size: 30 incoming students each year
AREAS OF STUDY
Computer Animation
Documentary
Experimental Media
Fiction Narrative
Installation
Interactive Art
Sound Design
ADMISSION
Fall admission only
Deadline: January 15
