Even the most perfect reproduction of a work of art is lacking in one element: its presence in time and space, its unique existence at the place where it happens to be.
“THE wORK OF ART IN THE AGE OF MECHANICAL REPRODUCTION”
– Walter Benjamin
The 17th DLSU Arts Congress Proceedings Volume 8 is out!
- Protecting Copyright in the Age of Digital Technology in the Philippines Christopher E. Cruz
- Creative Artificial Agents, Neuroenhancement, and Epistemic Rights Kurt Christian B. Tubera and Mark Anthony Dacela
- For Artists, By Artists: Understanding the Community Value of the Philippine Artist Alley Jihan Marie Claire Ferrer
- The Meme-ification of Filipino Politics: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Selected Facebook Users’ Political Expression and Participation through PRRD-Related Internet Memes Alleona Hugo and Cheeno Marlo M. Sayuno
- Ink and Identity: Establishing Tattoos as Personal Archives and the Privacy Quandaries John Louie T. Zabala and Minette R. Vinzon-Co
- Cultural Myth Restatement and Conversation in Social Media: The Case of the Viral Digital Photo and Memes of Mt. Mayon Eruption Crisanto Q. Regadio Jr.
- Reflecting on Social Issues with Digital Triptych Art: A Pedagogical Approach Andylyn M. Simeon
- AB Multimedia students’ perception of the use of the ARCS model of motivational design in the open university Josephine Magsino- Ramos
- Faith is Glad Tidings for Melancholy: Selected Philippine University Students’ Conceptualizations of Faith through Visual Images Jeane C. Peracullo
- Teaching History with Technology and its Challenges in the Context of the Current System of Philippine Education Jose Victor Jimenez and Emmanuel Jeric A. Albela
See the 17th DLSU Arts Congress Proceedings Volume 8, June 2024
This congress seeks to engage in a conversation about the relationship between art and technology, and to foster the innovation of art with technology. In the twenty-first century, the convergence of art, culture, media, design, science and technology has introduced altered ways of perceiving realities. It has ushered in the constructs of new and mixed forms of art through various tools and platforms. What is “art” in the age of digital technology, media convergence and simulacra? How do art and creative expression intersect with technology? How does art reflect on the impact of technology in our daily lives? Is humanity enhanced and augmented through the technology of art? How shall we draw the boundaries between human creation and virtual reality? How does technology enable the spectators to experience an enjoyment of art?
Keynote Addresses
Panels
Derek Tumala
Neil Del Gallego
Digital Art
Animation
Art
Advocacy
The 17th DLSU Arts Congress (DAC) is organized by the DLSU College of Liberal Arts (DLSU CLA), College of Computer Studies (CCS), Cultural Arts Office (CAO), The Museum, The Libraries, under the management of the Office of the Vice President for Research and Innovation (VPRI). The organizing team includes the Department of Literature, Department of Filipino, Department of Communication, Southeast Asian Research Hub and Center (SEARCH), Bienvenido N. Santos Creative Writing Center (BNSCWC), Office of the Vice President for Lasallian Mission, and the Research and Grant Management Office (RMGO).
For inquiries, please email: Ms. Angela Salinas (angela.salinas@dlsu.edu.ph), Ms. Liza Pajo (liza.pajo@dlsu.edu.ph), or the Secretariat (artscongress@dlsu.edu.ph).
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