Sentence examples for computational art from inspiring English sources

He is credited with creating the field of computational art history.

The focus of his scholarship for the past decade has been the emerging area of computational art history.

A work of computational art, developed by Smith.. mapping from one space to another — from color -> emotion -> shape.

The insights generated by computed weave maps arising from the application of digital image processing are pioneering contributions from engineering to the emerging field of computational art history.

Beyond 9th grade, we believe schools should provide electives such as robotics, computational math, and computational art to nurture students who have the interest and the talent to become computer scientists, or who will need computers to enhance their work in other fields.

"Everything before then," Wang says, "was a bit of a goose chase". Joining Wang on the chase were staff from the MIT Libraries and Institute Archives, and W. Craig Carter, the POSCO Professor of Materials Science and Engineering, who also happens to do computational art projects in his spare time.

MA Computational arts degree show.

C. Richard Johnson Jr. is the Fellow in Computational Arts and Humanities at the Jacobs Technion-Cornell Institute, as well as the Geoffrey S. M. Hedrick Senior Professor of Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Cornell University.

Johnson, the Geoffrey S.M. Hedrick Senior Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the College of Engineering and the Jacobs Fellow in Computational Arts and Humanities at the Jacobs Technion-Cornell Institute at Cornell Tech, developed a process using digital imaging to address questions in art history scholarship.

It is such a frame, broadly speaking, that enables the growth of some imaginative possibilities and not others: The frame of language that allows us to think and communicate in words, the technology of drawing that allows us the possibility of a visual art, the computational graphics that allow for dynamic data visualisations, and so forth.

Rebecca Uliasz is a PhD candidate in Computational Media, Arts and Cultures (CMAC) at Duke University.