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Authors:		Organized by Leonardo/ ISAST Betnson, Patricia; Grant -Ryan, Pamela ; Malina, Roger. PANEL
Title:		Women, Art and Technology
Keywords:		Women, Artists, Technology
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Abstract:		Women, Art and Technology This panel consists of women artists and theorists from around the world, providing an overview of the variety of works women artists are currently creating with technology-based art media such as artificial life, virtual reality, video and multimedia installations, digital imaging systems, kinetic sculpture, and web-based and online art. Panel members will provide brief descriptions of their work, leading to a general discussion of the contributions of women artists and development of new media. The panel will consider how issues of gender and identity have been addressed in the artworks and art forms of the twentieth century, as well as the evolution of media and concepts in the next millennium. This panel is part of Leonardo's Women, Art and Technology Project. A related online panel, "Gender Identity in New Media" is being coordinated by Judy Malloy. Panel members include: Christa Sommerer, Donna Cox, Nell Tenhaaf, Victoria Vesna, Sonya Rapoport, Diana Domingues, Christiane Paul, Monika Fleischmann

Panel Organizers: Leonardo/ISAST Patricia Bentson (pbentson@sfsu.edu) Leonardo Senior Editor, Leonardo On-Line Managing Editor Roger F. Malina (rmalina@astrsp-mrs.fr) Leonardo Executive Editor Pamela Grant-Ryan (pgr@sfsu.edu) Leonardo Managing Editor Leonardo On-Line Managing Editor http://mitpress.mit.edu/Leonardo/ Judy Malloy, jmalloy@artswire.org jmalloy@well.com Arts Wire Network Coordinator http://www.artswire.org Judy http://www.well.com/user/jmalloy/awquilt.html) is a pioneer electronic writer. Her hyperfiction is published by Eastgate systems and has been widely reviewed. She is Arts Wire's Network Coordinator and edits Arts Wire Current, a weekly electronic journal sponsored by the New York Foundation for the Arts, which focuses on social, economic, philosophical and political issues affecting the arts and culture. She is also na artist-in-residence at Xerox PARC. She is currently working on a book on Women in New media (for MIT Press in the Leonardo series) and is a Leonardo International Co-Editor.