reuter@flash.bellcore.com (Laurie Reuter) (09/08/90)
STEREO IMAGING, 3-D VIEWING, AND VIRTUAL REALITIES
Computer Graphics in the Arts and Sciences '90
October 13 and 14, 1990
New York City
Presented by
NYC ACM/SIGGRAPH
In Cooperation with Pace University's
Dept. of Computer Science and Information Systems
This highly topical conference will focus on exciting recent
developments in 3-D imaging, display, viewing, and interac-
tivity. The two-day program will include exhibits, screen-
ings, workshops, and presentations in four major categories:
The History of 3-D Viewing, The Art of 3-D, Medical and
Scientific 3-D Visualization, and Virtual Realities and
Telepresence. Speakers are Steve Aubrey, Lenny Lipton,
David McAllister, Murray Lerner, Ken Musgrave, Kenneth Smel-
son, Ed Tannenbaum, Ari Kaufman, Ellen Sandor, George Sper-
ling, Kicha Ganapathy, Jesse Eichenlaub, and Phil Johnson,
all recognized experts in their fields.
Workshops will offer attendees hands-on demonstrations of
imaging and display techniques. An electronic theater, "Old
Dogs and New Tricks", will contrast the 3-D films of old
with state-of-the-art films from leading producers of com-
puter generated visuals. Additionally, a "flat art" show
and a multi-media slide show will celebrate stereo visuali-
zation.
The event will be held in historic downtown New York City,
easy to reach by both private and public transportation.
The event is open to the general public, as well as to com-
puter graphics professionals and educators.
FOR REGISTRATION PACKET or for further information, please
call 212-645-0852 (The School for Visual Arts). Fees:
Before October 1st, one day $85, two days $150, electronic
theater only $12.50. After October 1st, registration is
on-site and fees are slightly higher. Group discounts for
academic institutions are available. Please call for addi-
tional information.
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Laurie Reuter
reuter@bellcore.com