Inside the building, gleaming lecture-halls beckon; a huge team of interpreters sits ready to translate lessons into 26 languages; video cameras, computers, audience-response keyboards and other new technologies seem to be everywhere.
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The first one, "The Adventures of Andres and Wally B.," took the computer-graphics audience's breath away in 1984.
Thinking small can bear with it great dignity, and in the age of the computer and audiences of one, maybe the idea of universal genius is passé.
The aesthetics of YouTube have been appropriated by contemporary artists and speak to computer literate audiences.
Thinking outside the television box puts "Push" in a good position to reach young computer-savvy audiences, but someone has to watch the show first.
In 2000, a 26-year-old Web designer from Berkeley, Calif., named Damian Hess was playfully rapping into his computer "for an audience of my monitor and a couple of Star Wars figurines" and strung together a song called "Nerdcore Hiphop".
The result is an ever changing landscape, mysterious yet familiar," says Houzé of Fluid Structure, which was created in TouchDesigner, and features the music of Scientific Dreamz Of U. "Using computer vision the audience is made an integral part of the process, leaving its temporary physical mark, always bound to eventually to disappear.
Page A15 Business WITH TRADEMARK FANFARE, Apple Introduces New Laptops Steve Jobs, the chief executive of Apple, and an inveterate showman, introduced his company's new line of laptop computers to an audience of about 100 reporters, analysts and bloggers.
But when the millennium dawned without widespread computer meltdowns, Chittock's audience disappeared, and the expos disbanded.
