Colloquium on Interdisciplinary Creation/Research Methodologies – Talks – Emovere Project

Hearing and Dance: Interaction/Perception/Action
José Miguel Candela

Panel discussion with speakers (day 1)
B. Knapp, M. Gurevich, J.M. Candela, F. Morand, J. Jaimovich

Panel discussion with speakers (day 2)
A. Pérez, T. Naccarato, J. MacCallum, R. Jara, S. Muñóz, C. Fuentes, F. Schumacher

Interdisciplinary Methodologies within the Project Emovere: Dialogues among Design, Interaction, Sound and Dance
F. Morand, J. Jaimovich

Discovering New Instruments in Old Scores: A Repertoire-Driven Approach to Designing New Music Interfaces
M. Gurevich

Multimodal Methodologies for Analyzing the Musical Experience
F. Schumacher, C. Fuentes, A. Pérez

Creation, Dramaturgy and Technology in Performing Arts in the Expanded Field
R. Jara

Among New Sensitivities: Emotion, Dance and New Technologies
S. Muñoz

Choreography and Composition of Internal Time: Biosensors as an Intervention in Creative Practice
T. Naccarato, J. MacCallum

Large-Scale, Distributed Studies of Emotion and Media: Methodological Strategies and Applications
B. Bortz

Using a Body-Worn Sound System as a Tool for Interdisciplinary Research
F. Otondo

Computerized Choreography and Intermedial Complexity. Dance and the New Media
K. Schneider

Kinesthetic Representation System
M. Gilabert

Panel discussion with speakers (day 3)
B. Bortz, P. Stapleton. M. Gilabert, F. Otondo, K. Schneider

From Reassembled, Slightly Askew to Ambiguous Devices: Critical reflections on long-term interdisciplinary collaborations
P. Stapleton

Research at the Nexus of Science, Engineering, Art, and Design: Forging a Pathway from Imagination to Innovation
R. B. Knapp