Project New Media Art Research and Practice Program Margo Katherine Wilke Undergraduate Research Internship Program Term Fall 2024 Status Accepted Research Area Electronic and Time-Based Art, New Media Art, Art and Technology Description Research Internship in the production of an original new media artwork. The student intern will be involved in all stages of the development of the artwork from the discussion of project scope and content to early project mock-ups and (ideally) the realization of the final work in an exhibition-ready format. Supervisor Fabian Winkler Mentor Type of work required Research of relevant existing artworks and relevant hardware and software technologies. Creative coding of project mock-ups and, ideally, contributing to the code development for an exhibition-ready version of the work. There may be research and learning opportunities in the field of physical computing as well, especially related to the development of hardware circuitry and interfaces. Websites This intern will work as a studio intern with Art&Design faculty Prof. Shannon McMullen and Prof. Fabian Winkler. Previous work of Studio McMullen_Winkler can be seen at: https://gardensandmachines.com. For an introduction to the field of new media art see the essay "Histories of the Digital Now" by art historian and curator Christiane Paul: https://whitney.org/essays/histories-of-the-digital-now Qualifications Interest in contemporary and historical forms of art and technology intersections. Solid creative coding skills are required (for example in JavaScript, Processing, Java, C, C++, C#) and so is an interest in the creative application of these skills. Credit Hours 0 Weekly Hours 5 (estimated)