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Jerzy Drozda Jr: Correction or grading? That is the question The presentation will focus on the phenomenon of European diacritics: from the problems users face in electronic communication, to the challenges for type designers. With the exception of English, all European languages rely on accents to facilitate the understanding and pronunciation.

Nowadays, most of the European languages written with Latin alphabet benefit from using accented letters and digraphs, special letters are quite rare and apart from German ß and Icelandic þ and ð are not used anymore. Several solutions were invented to represent missing sounds – digraphs, accents and special letters. In many languages, the basic repertoire of letters did not cover all the phonemes. The Latin alphabet was adopted by the majority of European nations. I will also present my own work, including work for film and media. The situation in non-Western cultures will also be considered, looking at calligraphy in Arabic/Islamic culture and also in China and Japan and asking how these traditional arts are faring in the modern world.

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This talk discusses practical considerations collected over the years while working as a professional singers' coach at various theatres.īrody Neuenschwander: Text as art and e(M)otionĪ talk about the roll of text in the art of the 20th and 21st centuries, beginning with the work of Duchamp and Picasso, continuing with Surrealism and Futurism and considering Pop, Conceptual and Post-Conceptual work. Legibility issues of text in vocal scores: How fonts can influence the readability of vocal scores, especially of operas. Werner Lemberg: A survey of the history of musical notation / Legibility issues of text in vocal scoresĪ survey of the history of musical notation: This lecture shows the various ideas musicians, calligraphers, and typesetters had to represent music, starting with the ancient Greek and Chinese culture, covering the early prints of the Renaissance, and ending with today's computer typesetting. Historical in method, it discusses the work of selected artists, designers, inventors and innovators in the context of dynamic media communication practice and its pedagogy. This presentation examines a concept of complementary relationships of sound, image, text and motion as the languages of expression and communication. Jan Kubasiewicz: Sound-Image-Text-Motion. We are internationally recognized for our lectures and workshops inspiring the next generation of digital innovators.The conference is taking place at the Polish-Japanese Institute of IT,

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Most of our tools are free or have licenses interesting to artistic, scientific, non-profit as well as commercial organizations.ĮMRG is passionate about teaching. With the EMRG is passionate about open source software. A key theme in our research is the role of computers in (visual) communication. It is also a common feature of generative art, art produced by algorithms and inspired by self-organization. Emergence or self-organization can be observed in for example ant colonies, the weather and the economy.

Most of the EMRG research is based on competitively acquired funding, including funding agencies such as the Institute for the Promotion of Innovation by Science and Technology in Flanders, the Interdisciplinary Institute for Broadband Technology, and private companies.ĮMRG is pronounced as emerge (ɪˈməːdʒ). EMRG has been active since 2004.ĮMRG specializes in computer graphics applications and cutting-edge research in the domain of computer graphics, user experience, creativity, but also in artificial intelligence and natural language processing.

EMRG is a cross-domain research group associated with the St Lucas University College of Art and Design of the Karel de Grote-Hogeschool (Antwerp, Belgium).