Future Minds – Art and Technology in the future

London (UK), 18th September 2017

Posted on: 31 July 2017

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Kyoto University and Goldsmiths, University of London are organizing an International Symposium entitled “Future Mind” – Art and Technology in the future.

Location: the Stuart Hall Building, Goldsmith, University of London

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Program:

Registration and Coffee (9:00 – 9:35)

Welcoming talk (9:35~9:45)
Ambassador of Japan Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Embassy of Japan in the United Kingdom

Talk by Kyoto University’s President and Goldsmiths College’s Warden (9:45~10:15)
Dr. Juichi Yamagiwa, President, Kyoto University
Mr. Patrick Loughrey, Warden (President), Goldsmiths College, University of London

Break （10:15 – 10:30）

Session 1 （10:30 – 12:00）Art of Future, Future City and Looking for Japan
Presenter: Mr. Conrad Bodman
Presenter: Prof. Sherry Dobbin
Presenter: Prof. Naoko Tosa

Lunch （12:00-13:30）
Greeting Talk （13:30-13:40）
By Mark D’Inverno, Professor of Computer Science and  Pro-Warden (International) at Goldsmiths

Session 2（13:40 – 15:00）Communication of the Future, Vision and Mind
Presenter: Prof. Ryohei Nakatsu
Presenter: Prof. Frederic Fol Leymarie

Break (15:00 – 15:20)

Session 3 （15:20 – 16:20） VR Art and Imaging of the Future
Presenter: Prof. William Latham
Presenter: Prof. Koji Koyamada

Session 4 （16:20 – 17:40）AI, Art Critic of the Future Mind
Presenter: Prof. Liang Zhao
Presenter: Dr. Guido Orgs
Presenter: Prof. Koji Yoshioka

Social Gathering (17:40 -19:30)

For more information, please visit the event website at http://at.kokoro.kyoto-u.ac.jp/

 

 

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