The 2008 Technology in the Arts Conference convenes representatives from the full spectrum of arts community, from the local to national levels, to explore the intersection of the arts and technology. In honor of this exploration, the ArtsTech Awards recognize three categories of leaders in the arts and technology: artists, arts organizations and funding organizations. Click here for information on submitting a proposal.

 

Brad Stephenson, CAMT's director of projects and marketing, will present three workshops for the Arts Northwest conference in Eugene, OR, October 13-16, 2008. Brad's sessions are Podcasts for Audience Engagement, Technology Planning for Arts Organizations and Web 2.0: What it Really Means. If you'll be attending Arts Northwest's conference and would like to set up an appointment to meet with Brad, please email him at camt@artsnet.org.
 

Carnegie Mellon's Center for Arts Management and Technology recently partnered with the Centre for Cultural Management at the University of Waterloo to present Technology in the Arts: Canada 2008. The conference was held May 9-10, 2008, on UW's campus in Waterloo, Ontario. David Dombrosky, CAMT's executive director, coordinated conference programming; Brad Stephenson, CAMT's director of projects and marketing, presented a podcasting workshop; and Josh Futrell, CAMT's client support specialist, lectured on Web content management. Presentation materials now available online.