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Sandin, Daniel. Interview. April 3, 2006.

 

Professor Daniel Sandin, a video and computer graphics artist, joined UIC to bring computers to the art curriculum. Saladin shares his thoughts about art, computers, and virtual reality via several videos highlighting his work from the 70’s and 90’s like, the Photobooth installation, Spiral Five, and the Cave Automatic Virtual Environment. Other topic discussed include Sandin’s inventions, student experiences in the program at UIC, and the Chicago Circle Graphics Habitat (now the Electronic Visualization Laboratory) role in original Star Wars movie.

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Title:
Sandin, Daniel. Interview. April 3, 2006.
Date of Original:
2006-04-03
Identifier:
CADAOH_01_Sandin_Daniel_20060403
Permalink:
https://n2t.net/ark:/81984/d3s756q61
Notes:
Additional interviewers (not identified) besides Eileen Broido and David Sokol heard on recording.


Rights:
Copyright not evaluated
Access:
Public access

Subject--Topic
Art and computers
Art--Study and teaching (Higher)
Computer art--Study and teaching
Shared virtual environments
Universities and colleges--Curricula
Virtual reality
Virtual reality in art
UIC Subject--Name:
College of Architecture, Design and the Arts--School of Design

Publisher:
University of Illinois at Chicago

Form:
Oral histories
Sound:
Sound
Duration:
01:11:40

Language:
English

Collection Information


Collection:
Architecture and Arts Oral History Project
Show more details:
Source Variant Name:
College of Architecture and the Arts -- Office of the Dean -- Architecture and Arts Oral History Project
Box:
1
Folder:
20
Repository:
University of Illinois at Chicago. Library. Special Collections and University Archives Department (Richard J. Daley Library)
Repository Collection Type:
University Archives
Repository Location:
Richard J. Daley Library

Geographic Information

Chicago (Ill.)