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Chair:
Linda Candy (University of Technology, Sydney,
Australia)
We invite proposals for demonstrations of experimental
art works that illustrate the realization of
computer-based creative forms or innovative
computer tools that support and extend the creative
process. People in the early stages of their
careers or research programs are especially
welcome to submit a proposal. Criteria for selection
will focus on the perceived value of the support
tool or art work in fostering cross-disciplinary
collaboration and work that arises from such
collaboration is encouraged. Each submission
must be accompanied by a short paper describing
the proposal in the conference format (limited
to two pages). The paper should describe and
illustrate the work and say briefly how it contributes
to the conference themes or challenges.
A description of the technical requirements
for the demonstration may also be sent separately
up to a maximum of two pages in length.
NOTE: ** The submission deadline is now
extended until DECEMBER 22, 2006 ! **
Proposals must be submitted via electronic
submission system.
Proposals should be a maximum of 2 page (short
paper) + 2 page (technical requirements).The
short paper will be published in the conference
proceedings. It should be a maximum of 2 pages
and in ACM SIGCHI two-column conference format.
THE CORRECT TEMPLATE FOR SUBMISSIONS IS
AVAILABLE AT: http://sigchi.org/chipubform/
Please note that *illustrations*
can be in color for the ACM Digital Library,
but will be printed in black and white for the
conference proceedings.
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