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About The iotaCenter
Since 1994, The iotaCenter in Los Angeles, CA, has been dedicated to preserving, promoting and uniting the dynamic world of visual music through our various programs: research, publication, preservation, exhibition and distribution. Our programs together celebrate this art form from its earliest appearance through its current expression with the latest technologies.
If you are a Visual Music artist or scholar and would like to submit your work to The iotaCenter's Research and Study Center, please visit us at: www.iotacenter.org/program/research/submissions.
If you would like to visit The iotaCenter, please contact us to set up a research appointment at info@iotacenter.org.
If you are a Visual Music artist or scholar and would like to submit your work to The iotaCenter's Research and Study Center, please visit us at: www.iotacenter.org/program/research/submissions.
If you would like to visit The iotaCenter, please contact us to set up a research appointment at info@iotacenter.org.
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Now Available! Jules Engel: Selected Works, Volume I
The iotaCenter is proud to release this first in a series of selected works by pioneering artist and animator Jules Engel. This first volume of Engel’s selected animation work offers fifteen of his films ranging from one of his earliest experimental works (Carnival, 1963) to one of his last (The Toy Shop, 1998). Arranged chronologically, the collection offers one view of |
Posted on June 26, 2009 at 12:30pm —
Mad-Actions and The iotaCenter present "PUNTO Y RAYA 2009"
The "most abstract festival in the world" launches its new call for entries open to short·films exploring the creative possibilites of the dot and the line. No figuration, no perspective, just dots and lines as ends in themselves! An amazing challenge to study and reflect upon the essence of form and movement. Can you take it? No entry fee and the deadline is Monday August 17th, 2009. |
Posted on March 26, 2009 at 1:00pm —
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