MARCEL @ U-Me MARCEL @ U-Me
many voices, one conversation
Participants in a MARCEL conference on variable media held in August 2004
ABOVE: MARCEL conference on variable media held in August 2004. Clockwise from upper left: Participants from the Guggenheim in New York, Jon Ippolito from Maine, Alain Depocas from Montreal, Tim Jackson from Maine, Kelli Dipple from London, and Thomas Mulready from Cleveland.
The University of Maine is an active supporter of and participant in the MARCEL international network for ultrahigh-bandwidth cultural exchange. This network of artists and scientists is dedicated to stretching the next-generation Internet beyond a simple replication of broadcast media like cable or interactive TV to explore new forms of performance and dialogue.
Previous events have included:
University of Maine participants include
Visitors to University of Maine MARCEL events have included:
Additional remote contributors to University of Maine MARCEL events have included:
For more information on the Access Grid software used by the MARCEL network, or for a list of Access Grid nodes in your area, visit www.accessgrid.org.
MARCEL @ U-ME is a project of the University of Maine's Collaborative Media Lab, Still Water for network art and culture, and the MARCEL network.