Digital dancing

Author

Naugle, Lisa

Author_Institution

Sch. of the Arts, California Univ., Irvine, CA, USA

Volume

5

Issue

4

fYear

1998

Firstpage

8

Lastpage

12

Abstract

The author considers how a dance community has evolved in cyberspace. The emergence of the World Wide Web has led to an upsurge of creative exploration by dance artists as they discover, in ever-increasing numbers, this new technology´s potential. The pervasiveness of information and communications technologies has produced new levels of thought, new concepts, and new types of human interaction. The author discusses the Cassandra Project performance which uses a videoconferencing system over the Internet. Computer networks connecting performers in real time with other performers and audiences at remote sites allow for text, dance and music to serve as improvisational material during the performance

Keywords

Internet; humanities; information resources; multimedia systems; music; teleconferencing; Cassandra Project; Internet; World Wide Web; computer networks; cyberspace; digital dancing; human interaction; information technology; music; real time; text; videoconferencing system; Art; Computer displays; Feeds; Internet; Joining processes; Navigation; Physics computing; Telecommunication computing; Teleconferencing; Virtual environment;

fLanguage

English

Journal_Title

MultiMedia, IEEE

Publisher

ieee

ISSN

1070-986X

Type

jour

DOI

10.1109/93.735864

Filename

735864