Upcoming Events
Past Events
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CCAM ISOVIST Exhibition Opening: “Hypertext”
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Come celebrate the opening of our Fall 2024 show at the CCAM ISOVIST gallery: “Hypertext,” curated by ISOVST Guest Curator Alvin Ashiatey (Lecturer, Yale School of Art). Hypertext has been a foundational concept in how the web operates, connecting relational pages through hyperlinks to create a constellation of interconnected documents. The term “hypertext” was coined by Theodor Nelson, who described it as “non-sequential writing – text that branches and allows choices to the reader.” This concept is evident in HTML (HyperText Markup Language), the markup language used for creating website...
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CCAM Wednesday Wisdom: Camera Obscura + Projection Mapping
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This hands-on workshop takes up projection techniques past and present. Learn how to create simple pinhole images and experiment with various projection methods—camera obscura, projection mapping, and projecting onto windows and tactile surfaces. Explore how visual storytelling can move between the analog and the digital. Designed and taught by Xiwen Zhang (Yale School of Art, Graphic Design, 2026). Special thanks to Christian Killada (David Geffen School of Drama, Projection Design, 2025) Admission Information This event is free and open to the Yale community. Registration is no...
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CCAM Sound Art Series: Pamela Z
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The CCAM Sound Art Series is centered around the sonic arts in its many forms. It presents a diversity of works by guest artists that investigate sound through the intersections of experimental musical performance, installation art, performance art, and beyond. In addition to live performance and public presentation of sound-based art, open discussions invite the audience to further engage with the featured artists and works. Pamela Z is a composer/performer and media artist working primarily with voice, live electronics, sampled sound, and video. A pioneer of live looping, she processes h...
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CCAM Wednesday Wisdom: Synth Petting Zoo
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What are analog synthesizers, how are they made and what can you do with them? In this workshop, innovator Eric Pitra of the electronic instrument company Landscape (Brooklyn, NY) and Ross Wightman (CCAM Technical Manager and Sound Art Series Curator) will share with you how they’re designed and deployed in live performance. Open to all skill levels, from beginner to advanced synth users—or anyone just curious about sound making and/or creative electrical engineering. Designed and taught by Ross Wightman (CCAM Technical Manager, Curator, Sound Art Series, and Lecturer, Yale College) and Er...
