CGA Heritage Lab | Visualization | 12.5 x 10 x 3 mt
RESONANCE OF WISDOM: SEMINAR OF BUDDHIST DEITIES, RESTORATION, AND DIGITAL HERITAGE IMAGING
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:: RESONANCE OF WISDOM: WORKSHOP OF BUDDHIST DEITIES, RESTORATION,
AND DIGITAL HERITAGE IMAGING ::
Sponsored by the School of Art and Science, NYU Shanghai
Jointly organized by the Center for Global Asia/IMA of NYU Shanghai and Shanghai Museum
The workshop integrates cross-disciplinary dialogues with Buddhist deity/textile/Chinese calligraphy and painting restoration, and digital heritage imaging. It aims to raise the awareness of traditional conservation techniques, non-intrusive restoration, and digital heritage imaging. It also strives to deepen students’ knowledge of the physical and technical aspects of Buddhist artworks. Participants will engage in presentation, discussion and interact with the speakers, faculty members as well as conservators on site in NYU Shanghai. The workshop takes advantage of the rare opportunity to witness the practitioners and their life work for Buddhist objects from all over Asia, and learn about issues surrounding conservation, interpretation, and digital imaging.
In addition to familiarizing participants to the exhibitions and the unparalleled collection at the Shanghai Museum, the workshop will introduce them to the practices of the world-class conservation lab. Students are expected to complete readings assigned before the workshop and to complete a research project based on an object/ objects studied in Digital Heritage or Digital Conservation of Buddhist Deities course. The program is open to Institute students specializing in Asian art or Buddhist art as well as those whose projects relate closely to the Buddhist art of Asia.
Dates: Nov 5-8, 2019
Location: Rm 503, NYU Shanghai Academic Building,
1555 Century Avenue, Pudong New District, Shanghai
:: 智慧的回响：佛教造像丶文物修复与数字化工作营 ::
本工作营意欲营造宗教造像丶古代织品画作丶数字化修复及叙事等跨专业领域对话空间，并戮力阐扬传统雕像修复技术丶数字技术运用以
及视觉化叙事交会的可能性。透过本次工作营，希冀深化学子和公众对於宗教造像艺术在实体及科技领域的认识。透过现场报告丶讨论及交流，观众得以参与并和与会嘉宾及上海纽约大学教职人员即时交流。
:: 工作营详情 ::
时间： 2019年11月5-8日
地点： 中国上海市浦东新区世纪大道1555号，纽约大学教学楼503室
RSVP for public sign-up.
:: SCHEDULE ::
Speaker Time Topic
罗曦芸、黄瑛、褚昊 女 士 Nov 5 古代纺织品与书画修护研究
Ms. Luo Xiyun, Huang Ying, Chu Hao 1:45-3pm Ancient Textile, Calligraphy, Drawing Conservation and Research
籔内佐斗司 教 授, 山田修 教 授 Nov 7 木造佛像非侵入式修复技术
Prof. Yabuuchi Satoshi and Prof. Yamada Osumu 1:45-3pm Non-Intrusive Restoration for Wooden Buddhist Deities
陈无畏 教 授, , 山田修 教 授 Nov 8 亚洲佛教文化遗产数字化
Prof. Chen Wu-Wei and Prof. Yamada Osumu 9-11;45am Digital Heritage Imaging at Buddhist Heritage Sites in Asia
TIME-BASED MEDIA ART CONSERVATION WORKSHOP
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DIGITAL PRESERVATION - Caring for Digital Art Objects
IT'S ABOUT TIME! Workshops in Time-based Media (TBM) Art Conservation
The Institute of Fine Arts (IFA) at New York University is an international leader in research and graduate teaching, and committed to global engagement and advancing the fields of art history, archaeology, and the theory and practice of conservation. Founded in 1960 as part of the IFA, the Conservation Center of the Institute of Fine Arts at NYU is the oldest degree-granting graduate program in art conservation in the United States. The Conservation Center offers a four-year, dual MA/MS graduate degree combining training in art conservation with historical, archaeological, curatorial, and scientific studies. The new specialty in Time-based Media Art Conservation was launched in January 2018. The It’s About Time! Workshops in Time-based Media (TBM) Art Conservation series is part of a project on Time-based Media Art Conservation Education and Training [PDF opens in new window] funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
Dr. Hannelore Roemich, TBM Program Director and Professor of Conservation Science, and Christine Frohnert, Research Scholar and TBM Program Coordinator, at the Conservation Center, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University.
Nicole Martin is the Senior Manager of Archives and Digital Systems at Human Rights Watch, where she established the organization's first digital archive. She holds a master’s degree in Moving Image Archiving and Preservation from New York University, and teaches Digital Preservation as an adjunct professor in the same program.
CO-INSTRUCTORS
Amy Brost, Assistant Media Conservator, Museum of Modern Art, NY
Ethan Gates, Software Preservation Analyst, Yale University
Jonathan Farbowitz, Fellow in the Conservation of Computer-based Art, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, NY
MELLON BUDDHIST ART WORKSHOP
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NYU IFA GRADUATE RESEARCH WORKSHOP FOR THE STUDY OF BUDDHIST ART IN ASIA
Sponsored by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
Applicants are welcome to apply to the Graduate Research Workshop for the Study of Buddhist Art in Asia, jointly organized by the Institute of Fine Arts at NYU, Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery in Washington D.C.
This week-long workshop (Monday to Friday) foregrounds curatorial interpretation and display, technical art history, and digital humanities. It is intended to aid graduate students in developing sophisticated visual skills through close observation of and extended interaction with objects in a structured and guided environment. It also aims to deepen students’ knowledge of the physical and technical aspects of Buddhist artworks. Participants will engage in study, discussion and research with a small group of other students, faculty members as well as curators and conservators on site at the Freer and Sackler Galleries. Held in conjunction with the exhibition Encountering the Buddha: Art and Practice Across Asia opening this October, and the special exhibition Secrets of the Lacquer Buddha (December 2017 to June 2018), the workshop takes advantage of the rare opportunity to see Buddhist objects from all over Asia together in one place and learn about issues surrounding conservation, interpretation, and digital programming specific to this field.
In addition to familiarizing participants to the exhibitions and the unparalleled collection at the Freer and Sackler Galleries, the workshop will introduce them to the practices of a world-class conservation lab.
Students are expected to complete readings assigned before the workshop and to complete a research project after the workshop based on an object/ objects studied at the Freer and Sackler Galleries. The program is open to Institute students specializing in Asian art or Buddhist art as well as those whose projects relate closely to the Buddhist art of Asia.
Dates: May 21 (afternoon start) – May 25 (ends at noon), 2018
Location: Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery in Washington D.C. Class will meet for most of the time at the conservation lab.
Instructors and Co-organizers: Hsueh-man Shen, Associate Professor: Ehrenkranz Chair in World Art, IFA, NYU; Donna Strahan, Head of Conservation and Scientific Research, Freer and Sackler Galleries.
Guest instructors, TBC.
Financial support: A transportation stipend, lodging and some meal support will be provided.
Submit a CV and a 500-word cover letter detailing your interest in the program to ifa.fs.buddhistartworkshop@gmail.com by 5 pm on November 10. Accepted participants will be announced by December 1, 2017.
EXTENDED READING
Official web | https://wp.nyu.edu/buddhistartworkshop/
法界人中像 | http://buddhism.lib.ntu.edu.tw/FULLTEXT/JR-AN/12974.htm
Zao Jiu Forum | Remix 2019
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ZAO JIU FORUM | REMIX 2019
Shendi Cultural Center.
Workshop | Kraton Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat | Indonesia
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Photogrammetry for the digital documentation
Kraton Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat
VISUAL HERITAGE 2018 | CHNT
DIGITAL HERITAGE AND NARRATIVE WORKSHOP
Digital Heritage and Narrative workshop strive to explore the tangible/intangible aspects of digital heritage conservation. It further discusses collaborative opportunities to conduct the high-resolution site survey for scholars and institutions at local authorities. For preserving and making sustainable of the tangible cultural heritage, three-dimensional models, utilization of digital sculpting and other innovative perspectives are discussed. For extending the established results and making the digital resources available to broader audiences, the workshop further welcome researchers and projects relate to interactive info-motion interface and apply the knowledge of digital heritage to STEAM education (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Mathematics). The workshop expects to bridge the platform for archeology, computer graphics, and interactive info-motion design. For further protecting, educating and consolidating “building dwelling thinking” through digital heritage preservation, the workshop helps to preserve the digital humanity, and reach out to museum staffs and academia. By the joint effort of global institutions and local authorities, the project will also help to foster and enhance the mutual understanding through intercultural collaborations.
DETAILED INFORMATION
Time | Nov 12-15, 2018
Venue | Vienna, Austria
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DIGITAL WORKFLOW FOR HERITAGE CONSERVATION
The Comité International de la Photogrammétrie Architecturale (English: “International Committee of Architectural Photogrammetry”). Over time, this committee gradually evolved into an organisation that applied technology from the measurement, the visualisation and the computer sciences for the benefit of recording, conserving and documenting cultural heritage in all its possible forms.
EXTENDED READING
CIPA 2017 official web | www.cipaottawa.org
Moments of the conference | CIPA 2017 | www.flickr.com/photos/155929652@N02/
SIGGRAPH ASIA 2017
DIGITAL HERITAGE AND INNOVATIVE COLLABORATIONS
Digital Heritage and Innovative Collaborations” workshop aims to explore the tangible / intangible aspects of digital heritage conservation, and the utilisation of computer graphics technology to broaden the format of narrative and messaging of cultural heritage conservation. Digital sculpting and projection mapping will be the main technical aspects to explore narrative of digital heritage conservation for further protecting, educating and consolidating “building dwelling thinking” through digital heritage preservation.
2017 年數字文化遺產講座，志在探索文化遺產保育的物質/非物質領域，運用電腦圖像技術，拓展文化遺產的敘事結構，及保育訊息傳播。技術探討方向將面向數位雕塑，投影貼圖，以及相關科技在數位文化遺產保育、教育等建立棲居思維的運用。
EXTENDED READING
SIGGRAPH Asia 2017
Workshop official web | www.bodyasechoes.com/siggraph-asia-2017
Workshop paper | www.researchgate.net/publication/321377772
Asia Week Hong Kong 2016
ART TALK ON THE “JOURNEY TO THE WEST” : THE HEART OF GNDHARA, PESHAWAR - TAXILA -SWAT
The heart of ancient Buddhist civilization — the ancient city of Gandhara, in nowadays Pakistan, is presented in a talk jointly organised by Hong Kong Silk Road Cultural Society, Art Serindia Ltd., Pakistan Culture Research Center-Tsinghua University and Pakistan-China Institute. Dr. Chen Wu-Wei also join the talk to share insights in digital heritage, cyber archiving, and a demonstration of photogrammetry work from the Gandhara Collections provided by Art Serindia.
遠古佛教文明中心 - 犍陀羅 ，即今日的巴基斯坦，在2016香港亞洲藝術週，由香港絲路文化協會、梵亞藝術、巴基斯坦文化研究中心、清華大學、中巴學院，共同舉辦的座談中，呈現其文化精隨。陳無畏博士亦於講座中，分享其對於數位文化遺產保育及數位文獻紀錄的觀點。並展示陳教授根據梵亞藝術所提供的犍陀羅典藏，所轉化而成的互動數位雕塑。
EXTENDED READING
Asia Week Hong Kong 2016 | http://www.asiaweekhk.com/programmes-2016/2016/5/19/artalk-on-the-journey-to-the-west-the-heart-of-gandhara-peshawar-taxila-swat
SIGGRAPH ASIA 2016
DIGITAL HERITAGE : DIGITAL SCULPTING, PROJECTION MAPPING AND BEYOND"
Gandhāra and Kyoto, two of the ancient cities at the nodal points of the Silk Road, symbolize the world heritage for culture, business and religion. To-ji temple for example, the temple listed as one of the UNESCO world heritage sites at Kyoto, Japan, symbolizes the beginning of Esoteric Buddhism in Japan, and the inherit of ancient wooden carpentry architecture code and civic engineering. Monk Kukai’s 3D mandala at Lecture Hall in To-ji, not only combines the intangible deity making techniques / tangible cultural heritage, but also represents the inter-cultural significance of religious art, graphic design and belief. To-ji temple has luckily survived from natural disasters, political instabilities and World War II demolishment in Japan. Its conservation and sustainability become even more significant.
位於古絲路兩端的古城 - 犍陀羅 (Gandhāra) 與京都，象徵著人類文化、商業與宗教的豐碩遺產。以東寺為例，在1994年名列聯合國教科文組織世界遺產遺址，東寺同時也代表著真言宗佛教在日本的開端，以及蘊藏著豐富的古代木建築技藝與都是規劃的典範。僧侶空海在東寺講堂設立的立體曼陀羅，不但結合了手工佛像製作藝術的非物質遺產 / 建築遺址的物質遺產，也代表著宗教藝術、平面設計、信仰的跨文化交流。東寺得以幸運地在天災、政變與世界大戰後完整保留，其永續保育的價值，不言而喻。
EXTENDED READING
SIGGRAPH ASIA 2016 | Workshop
call for papers | https://sa2016.siggraph.org/en/submitters/workshops
main theme | "Key to the Future" | https://sa2016.siggraph.org/en/
Art Central | panel talk | March 2016
AGENDA
"Digital media and technology has in recent years become a progressively functional platform to create and develop works that can unite, engage and produce a dialogue between artists and their audience. But even with awareness of technology continually expanding, new media art has only just begun to overlap with the mainstream art world because of its challenge to the marketplace, and its often dematerialized condition making it difficult to collect. This panel aims to provide a basic distinction between digital art and new media and address how the medium is defined by curators, artists and collectors. Panelists will discuss what it is that draws technology to an artist, and give an insight into understanding the mechanisms of the medium." - Art Central
當代數位媒體科技逐步成為藝術家與觀眾之間協作、整合、啟發與對話的功能性平臺。但既便科技意識持續發酵，新媒體藝術 (New Media Art) 因為市場考量，仍僅止於試圖與主流媒體藝術靠攏的初始階段，新媒體藝術非物質化的創作媒材亦令藏家怯步。本論壇旨在闡明數位藝術與新媒體藝術的不同，並著眼於策展人、藝術家及收藏家眼中的新媒體定位。本論壇將討論科技與藝術如何架接，並深入討論媒體機制。
EXTENDED READING
Talks x Asia Society | Art Central
speakers | http://goo.gl/JKw0vq
agenda | http://goo.gl/BCJmEf
Body As Echoes: A Pedagogic Project
SCHEDULE
City Date Series
Hong Kong January 7 Overview / Accessaries
Hong Kong January 21 Deities / Dharma
Hong Kong January 28 Religious Body / Pop Culture and Spirituality
Hong Kong February 4 Poetic Dwelling / Conclusion
DESCRIPTION
Join Dr Alvin Chen’s workshop series to deepen your knowledge of artistic, cultural, technical aspects associated with digital sculpting using Z-Brush, Maya and Mudbox. Explore character design and concept imagery through speed sculpting while integrating historic sculptures, decorations and motifs.
歡迎對於數位雕塑有興趣的同好及學生們，參加陳無畏博士主持的系列講座。此系列將強化數碼雕塑在藝術、文化、技術方面的探討。作為業界標準的數碼雕塑及三維動畫工具，將在此系列，化身為活化文物遺產的平台。系列講座中，亦將以亞洲古蹟雕塑為主角，探索角色設計及概念設計的可能性。
HPI Design Thinking Workshop
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