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    A film as part of the CCAM Studio Fellowship Exhibition 2023 is screened across the Leeds Studio windows

    CCAM Studio Fellowship Showings (2022–2023)

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    • Exhibition

    The CCAM Studio Fellowship is a yearlong program open to students from across Yale. With these showings, the current fellows will take over our space at 149 York Street to share the outcomes of their creative experiments and explorations. Their projects have been developed with mentorship from the CCAM team and in collaboration with campus and other partners. Join us on May 12 and 13 to feel sound in your bones, meet a holographic axolotl, and more! Admission Information This event is free, in person, and open to the public. Attendees must be asymptomatic, with an up-to-date vaccinat...

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    A person speaks into a microphone while three more people observe as part of the CCAM Ultra Space Symposium

    CCAM Ultra Space Symposium: Closing: Living In Space

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    The Spring 2023 CCAM Ultra Space Symposium takes up earthly reference frames for understanding the body in space. Inspired by the work of Arakawa and Gins, we consider the body as a part of its architectural surroundings. As part of the symposium, join us for the closing panel “Living In Space,” featuring: Ariel Ekblaw (Founder + Director, MIT Space Exploration Initiative + Co-Founder + CEO, Aurelia Institute), Dana Karwas, Viktoria Modesta (bionic pop artist, creative director + body architect), + moderated by Harshita Nedunuri (CCAM Ultra Space Research Fellow). -- CCAM’s Spring 2023 Symp...

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    CCAM Presents: Sound Art Series: Lea Bertucci

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    The CCAM Sound Art Series welcomes experimental musician, composer and performer Lea Bertucci. Lea Bertucci’s work describes relationships between acoustic phenomena and biological resonance. In addition to her longstanding practice with woodwind instruments, it incorporates spatialized speaker arrays, radical methods of free improvisation and creative misuses of audio technology. In recent years, her projects have expanded toward site-specific and spatially aware projects that initiate new access points to architecture. Her approach to music is marked by dense masses of sustained dissonance a...

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    CCAM Presents: The Story of NFTs

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    CCAM Artist in Residence Paul D. Miller (DJ Spooky) will discuss the new book “The Story of NFTs: Artists, Technology, and Democracy” (2023) with its authors, Amy Whitaker and Nora Burnett Abram, in celebration with Rizzoli and MCA Denver. Please note that the event is virtual (taking place online, and not in person). Admission Information This free event is virtual and is open to the public. Please register at the Eventbrite link below. Open to: Undergraduate Faculty Alumni Yale Postdoctoral Trainees All Ages General Public Graduate And Professional Spouses And...