Romancing the Machine/Dancing at the Edge of Intelligence

Artificial intelligence is everywhere, in every discipline. Motion Capture, robotics, and virtual, augmented, and mixed reality inflect our daily lives. Now is the moment to examine how dance, the most corporeal of the art forms, is informed and altered by these new technologies.

This symposium is an international gathering of leading choreographers, dancers, composers, designers, AI artists, and software engineers to consider one of the most compelling questions in dance today: Where in this new world is the line between the physical and the virtual?

Sunday March 2nd will feature workshops exploring interactivity between new technologies and dance.

370 Jay Street, 9:30 am-6 pm

Please reserve your spot for Sunday here.

View full weekend program.

This symposium is co-sponsored by NYU Gallatin; the NYU Provost’s Office; Onassis ONX; Interactive Telecommunications Program (NYU Tisch); the Integrated Design and Media Program (NYU Tandon); NYU Steinhardt; and Jacob’s Pillow.

Image credit: Blackletter. Open-Ended Group—Marc Downie and Paul Kaiser

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