Enabled by the pandemic, social VR has taken a giant leap forward. Traditionally, artists have been some of the early adopters of new technologies and this medium is no exception. To celebrate the light at the end of the tunnel, HYPHEN-HUB is showcasing four creators working on social VR platforms. These pioneering artists will discuss the elements that led them through their creative process and how this platform enabled them to push their artistic boundaries and explore new models of creativity.

The Department of Music at the University of California, Berkeley invites applications for a
pool of qualified temporary instructors to teach any of the following areas:
Music and technology involving CNMAT technologies and Max/MSP programming. Special
topic courses involving software programming for musical applications of computers and audio
engineering. Music courses focusing on music perception and cognition. Music appreciation
courses with an emphasis on music software and lab-based learning.

The third CNMAT OpenLab  will take place online on April 23, 2021, 3pm-4pm PST.

OpenLabs are open events where CNMAT's life and projects can be shared with the community. 

Each OpenLab is made by a series of 4 quick talks (10 mins + 5 mins questions) for 1hr total. The general idea of these talks is to provide an overview of the current activities at CNMAT to foster collaborations and develop ideas. 

For this session (link below): 

CNMAT Users Group is excited to welcome Berlin-based electronic musician and DJ Lotic to the CNMAT community.

Berkeley graduate composer Andrew Blanton's work ANTIPHON will open as a part of the NewArt.City Festival on Monday, March 22nd , 2021, with online performances at 7 pm and 8 pm.  The work is a real-time interactive installation and performance space.

Assistant Professor Carmine Cella has been invited to present at the symposium Fukushima 10 years, organized by the University of California, Berkeley and the Lawrence Berkeley National laboratory. Professor Cella's talk will focus on how art and music can transform such dramatic events into creative processes. More information below.
 

Mini-Symposium: Fukushima 10 years

The second CNMAT OpenLab will take place online on March 12, 2021, 3pm-4pm PST.

CNMAT is the Center for New Music and Audio Technologies of the University of California, Berkeley (cnmat.berkeley.edu).

OpenLabs are open events where CNMAT's life and projects can be shared with the community. 

Each OpenLab is made by a series of 4 quick talks (10 mins + 5 mins questions) for 1hr total. The general idea of these talks is to provide an overview of the current activities at CNMAT to foster collaborations and develop ideas.