Subtle Technologies: Schedule

Schedule, 2005

Thursday May 26th InterAccess Media Arts Centre

6 PM		Scribe Opening by Eric Raymond InterAccess Media Arts Centre: 9 Ossington Ave. (at Queen)


Friday May 27th Innis Townhall 2 Sussex Avenue (at St. George) University of Toronto campus

8 AM		Registration

9 AM		Scribe (Translation Drifts) by Eric Raymond

10 AM		Phase Transitions by Joseph Thywissen

11 AM		The Trouble with Oscilllation by Sally McKay

12 PM		Lunch

1 PM		Utility Pets - Science, Art and Hypothetical Products by Elio Caccavale

2 PM		Green Corridor: Regenerating the Industrial Landscape by Dawn Danby

3 PM		Some Adaptations of Relativity in the 1920s and the Birth of Abstract Architecture by John G. Hatch

4 PM		The attraction of humanised space: how mediated space becomes a performer by Marion Tränkle

7 PM		Timescale Opening by Juan Geuer Emmersive Gallery: 1096 Queen St. West


Saturday May 28th Innis Townhall 2 Sussex Avenue (at St. George) University of Toronto campus

8 AM		Registration

9 AM		Science and Art a Hate / Love Affair by Juan Geuer

10 AM		The enigma of Vitruvian resonating vases and the relevance of the concept for today by Rob Godman

11 AM		Mathematics and Beauty in Islamic Architecture: Case Study of Alhambra Palace in Granada, Spain by Miroslav Lovric

12 PM		Lunch

1 PM		Images of Sound Relating Physics and Design by Lydia Sharman Stephen Morris

2 PM		An approach to relational artworks as complex dynamical systems by Mariano Sardón

3 PM		Prime(al) Connections by Kenneth A. Huff

4 PM		Einstein: Still puzzling after 100 years by Olaf Dreyer

8:30 PM		Subtle Technologies Party #4 West Lodge Avenue


Sunday May 29th Innis Townhall 2 Sussex Avenue (at St. George) University of Toronto campus

9 AM		Registration

10 AM		The Trouble with Waiting for Godot in Copenhagen by Donald Spector

11 AM		Hardys Paradox and the Bizarre World of Quantum Mechanics by Krister Shalm

12 PM		Lunch

1 PM		Stars in the laboratory by S. David Rosner

2 PM		Space Matters by Frederic P. Schuller

3 PM		Block Time Expression Project by Koala Yip

4 PM		The University of Toronto Physics department will be hosting a reception and tours of their laboratory facilities. This not to be missed event is a great way to wind down from the symposium and catch a glimpse of the state of some current research practices in physics.