Campus Spotlight
Originally posted March 9, 2011
Photo by A. Sue Weisler
Golan Levin, artist, performer, composer and engineer, is a leader in the use of human-computer interaction to infuse art and design with new forms of reactive expression. Levin highlighted humans’ creative relationship with machines, using work from his online, installation and performance media, during a March 8 presentation, “Interactive Art and Speculative Human-Computer Interaction.” It was part of the Caroline Werner Gannett Project’s “Visionaries in Motion IV” speaker series. In conjunction with the talk, Levin hosted two workshops focused on art and performance on March 9.
