Author Archives: Garth Paine

About Garth Paine

Garth Paine is a senior lecturer in Music Technology and Researcher at the MARCS Auditory labs, University of Western Sydney, where he leads the Virtual, Interactive performance research project (VIPRe). He is internationally regarded as an innovator in the field of interactivity in new media arts. He was awarded The RMIT Innovation Research Award in 2002. He is a member of the advisory panel for the Electronic Music Foundation, New York and one of 17 advisors to the UNESCO funded Symposium on the Future. His immersive interactive environments have been exhibited in Australia, Europe, Japan, USA, Hong Kong and New Zealand. He has been part of the organising and peer review panels for the International Conference On New Interfaces for Musical Expression (NIME) since it’s inception and invited as guest editor of Organised Sound, a pre-eminent international journal on music technology published by Cambridge University Press. Dr Paine is the holder of a number of ARC research grants focusing on interactivity for musical performance and realtime interactive systems for interactive dance and theatre performances. He was the Australia Council for the Arts, New Media Arts Fellowship at RMIT University in 2000.

The journal of Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences

The journal of Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences Volume 4, number 4 has a very interesting collection of papers of relevance to this project  

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The journal of Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences

The journal of Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences Volume 4, number 4 has a very interesting collection of papers of relevance to this project  

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Biological Psychiatry

I thought this article by Edward S. Katkin of the Department of Psychology, State University of New York at Stony Brook, New York, is an interesting review of G. Ádám (1998). Visceral Perception: Understanding Internal Cognition. New York: Plenum Press, pp. 232. Edward

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Biological Psychiatry

I thought this article by Edward S. Katkin of the Department of Psychology, State University of New York at Stony Brook, New York, is an interesting review of G. Ádám (1998). Visceral Perception: Understanding Internal Cognition. New York: Plenum Press, pp. 232. Edward

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BioBeat

Thought this new device from Yamaha might interest some of you

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BioBeat

Thought this new device from Yamaha might interest some of you

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New Book – ‘Affect and Emotion in Human-Computer Interaction’

Thought this might be of interest to the group ‘Affect and Emotion in Human-Computer Interaction’, a book edited by Christian Peter and Russell Beale is now available online from Springer [view contents] About this book Affect and emotion play an

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New Book – ‘Affect and Emotion in Human-Computer Interaction’

Thought this might be of interest to the group ‘Affect and Emotion in Human-Computer Interaction’, a book edited by Christian Peter and Russell Beale is now available online from Springer [view contents] About this book Affect and emotion play an

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Thinking Through The Body

Hi everyone, I was thinking that it would be very useful if everyone were to write a definition of what Thinking Through The Body means to each of us. What do you think? Cheers, Garth

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Thinking Through The Body

Hi everyone, I was thinking that it would be very useful if everyone were to write a definition of what Thinking Through The Body means to each of us. What do you think? Cheers, Garth

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experience — cybernetics

a diagramatic representation of some of the discussion on video cued recall. Cheers, Garth

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experience — cybernetics

a diagramatic representation of some of the discussion on video cued recall. Cheers, Garth

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Fabulous

Main Entry: fabulous Part of Speech: adjective Definition: So remarkable as to elicit disbelief. Synonyms: amazing, astonishing, astounding, fantastic, fantastical, incredible, marvelous, miraculous, prodigious, stupendous, unbelievable, wonderful, wondrous Cheers, Garth

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Fabulous

Main Entry: fabulous Part of Speech: adjective Definition: So remarkable as to elicit disbelief. Synonyms: amazing, astonishing, astounding, fantastic, fantastical, incredible, marvelous, miraculous, prodigious, stupendous, unbelievable, wonderful, wondrous Cheers, Garth

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critique

I enjoyed working with Lizzie’s methodology today – seeking to better understand the process of audience engagement.  It was interesting to think about why interactive New Media Art requires so much information about the artists intention?  Why is it necessary

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critique

I enjoyed working with Lizzie’s methodology today – seeking to better understand the process of audience engagement.  It was interesting to think about why interactive New Media Art requires so much information about the artists intention?  Why is it necessary

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thermographic of a tarantula

thermographic image of a cold blooded tarantula on a warm human arm! enjoy…. garth

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thermographic of a tarantula

thermographic image of a cold blooded tarantula on a warm human arm! enjoy…. garth

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thermographic photography

I would be quite interested to explore the use of thermal imaging as one way of gathering somatic responses in a public installation. Possible sources for such technologies include: Infratech cameras for medicine Wikipedia on Thermography cheers,  garth

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thermographic photography

I would be quite interested to explore the use of thermal imaging as one way of gathering somatic responses in a public installation. Possible sources for such technologies include: Infratech cameras for medicine Wikipedia on Thermography cheers,  garth

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Experience and the future

Three foci: Resonances: Experience Desires:  how do we get at physical experience?  How is experience represented in physiology? Offerings:  An experience of Sonic Gesture; knowledge about sensing systems and the qualities and limitations of the resulting data. I am very

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Experience and the future

Three foci: Resonances: Experience Desires:  how do we get at physical experience?  How is experience represented in physiology? Offerings:  An experience of Sonic Gesture; knowledge about sensing systems and the qualities and limitations of the resulting data. I am very

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Bio-Feedback Apparel

Thought this report on BioFeedback apparel might be of interest. Interfaces for biological sensing in art. The above video interview with Sean Montgomery was recorded at the recent Last HOPE conference where Mr. Montgomery exhibited his line of ‘Vital Threads’

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Bio-Feedback Apparel

Thought this report on BioFeedback apparel might be of interest. Interfaces for biological sensing in art. The above video interview with Sean Montgomery was recorded at the recent Last HOPE conference where Mr. Montgomery exhibited his line of ‘Vital Threads’

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Links to some MoCAP technologies

I thought this links might be of interest: Here is a new MoCAP system that does not use markers on the body – this seems to me to be a revolution in unencumbered motion capture.  I saw this system at the

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Links to some MoCAP technologies

I thought this links might be of interest: Here is a new MoCAP system that does not use markers on the body – this seems to me to be a revolution in unencumbered motion capture.  I saw this system at the

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words … communication ………..

One of the challenges  we face (often a factor in communicating experience ) is the imprecision of  language.  It seem then that one of the first steps is a glossary – a common understanding of what the terms being used

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words … communication ………..

One of the challenges  we face (often a factor in communicating experience ) is the imprecision of  language.  It seem then that one of the first steps is a glossary – a common understanding of what the terms being used

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