Developing Dramaturgical Strategies for AI and XR alongside NYC’s Contemporary Performance Scene

Workshop Region: New York City Metro Region

Principal Investigator (PI): Dr. Bertie Ferdman, Borough of Manhattan Community College

Co-PIs: Peter Eckersall, Theatre and Performance PhD Program, The Graduate Center, CUNY; Julia Stoyanovich, Tandon School of Engineering and Center for Data Science, NYU; Michael Byrne, Cornell Tech; Luke DuBois, NYU Tandon School of Engineering

Producer: Vivian Yining Cao

September 28-29, 2024 at NYU Tandon @ The Yard

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Workshop Overview and Goals

How does Contemporary Performance inform AI and Extended Reality (XR) technologies?

This workshop will bring together experts from the performing arts, computer engineering, data science and creative technologists to explore pathways to innovation and future partnerships. The event will feature artist demos, panel presentations, and working groups.

Workshop Goals

  • To brainstorm models for the two-way flow between AI/XR technologies and contemporary performance

  • To showcase innovative creative practices that explore questions about ethics, transparency and access for AI/XR and the performing arts sectors

  • To explore how media and technologies are dramaturgical agents in the construction of live performance

  • To provide recommendations about government support for research at the intersection of the creative and technology sectors

  • To contribute session proposals for a National Convening to be held in December

Funded by

National Science Foundation, UCLA-led Innovation, Culture, and Creativity (ICC) Project

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