Machiko Kusahara
Machiko Kusahara (Scientist / Japan)
Participation: Symposium / Keynote
Title: Assembling Things: Device Art
Machiko Kusahara is a Professor for Media Art and Media Studies, at Waseda University Tokyo. She is a media art curator and a scholar in media studies. Since early 80s she has written, curated exhibitions and served as a jury for international competitions in computer graphics and media art. Her research is on interaction between art, technology and society, as well as on early visual media such as magic lanterns and panorama in 19C Japan. Recently she has been working with the concept of Device Art.
Participation: Symposium / Keynote
Title: Assembling Things: Device Art
Machiko Kusahara is a Professor for Media Art and Media Studies, at Waseda University Tokyo. She is a media art curator and a scholar in media studies. Since early 80s she has written, curated exhibitions and served as a jury for international competitions in computer graphics and media art. Her research is on interaction between art, technology and society, as well as on early visual media such as magic lanterns and panorama in 19C Japan. Recently she has been working with the concept of Device Art.
