THURSDAY,
DECEMBER 31, 1998
*Doors Open at 8.00 pm PST
*Admission: $10.00
*Webcast from start - finish:
- 10th Annual TELEBRATION
ECI's 10th annual around the world New Year's Eve Telebration will be held
at the Electronic Cafe International in Santa Monica as well as the Electronic
Cafe in Active Worlds (Alpha World: 0 (read as zero)N 4077W) and other physical
and virtual venues to be announced.
More Information
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1998
*Doors Open at 10.30 am PDST
*Lasts all day and into the night
*Admission: Free, buy lunch/dinner on site.
*Webcast from start - finish:
- AVATARS 98
The LAVUG, sponsored by
blaxxun Interactive,
and ECI are hosting this breakthrough cyberspace event. AVATARS
98 is a large global conference being held entirely
inside graphical virtual worlds on the net inhabited by thousands of
guests graphically embodied as 'avatars'. Come and see the new technologies,
visit the 3D exhibit hall and art exhibits online. This will be an exciting
all day show. For more information and a list of other participants visit
the Contact Consortium
site.
Read the schedule.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1998
*Social at 7 PM
*Meeting at 7:30pm PST
*Admission: $5.00 LAVUG, IICS, AIP members/$8.00 students/$10.00 non-members
*Webcast from 7:45pm - finish:
- LAVUG Monthly Meeting.
Brandon Rickman's Abstract VRML Artwork
Bruce Damer's preview of Avatars
98 Conference
Overview of LAVUG's Nov 21st Avatars 98 event
at ECAFE
Check out the LAVUG website
for more info.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 08, 1998
*Social at 7 PM
*Meeting at 7:30pm PST
*Admission: $5.00 LAVUG, IICS, AIP members/$8.00 students/$10.00 non-members
*Webcast from 7:45pm - finish:
- LAVUG Monthly Meeting.
JAVA 3D presentation by
Henry Sowizral (Java 3D chief architect) & Kevin
Rushforth (Java 3D lead engineer) of
SUN Microsystems.
Check out the LAVUG website
for more info and a discount coupon.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1998
Time: 11AM - 5PM
Admission: FREE
FREE PARKING and SHUTTLE SERVICE will be available.
- ARTS FEST 98 This FREE event, full of
fun for the family, is part of the 1998 Los Angeles County-Wide Arts Open
House. It will include Live Music, Performances, Art, Workshops
and more.
ELECTRONIC CAFE INTERNATIONAL will present a
VIDEO SCREENING at 2:00pm: "Six fACTS"
curated by Jane Jo, features the film and video works of Southern
California artists: Jane Jo, PJ Raval, Melinda Mrachek, Justin Ko, Nico
Maestu, and Mikki Tam. "Six fACTS"
examines the acts of remembering, documenting, and factualizing found in
the histories of authoritarian media, popular anecdotes, and personal stories.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1998
Doors open at 7 PM
Admission: Free for anyone
*Webcast from 7:30pm - finish:
- IICS chapter meeting. Tonight's Topic
will be, "Digital Coast/Tech Coast - What's Up With Them?"
Confirmed speakers are: David Hankin - Mayor's rep. to
the Tech Coast Initiative
Rohit Shukla of LARTA and
Tim Cooley of the Orange County Business Consul
Please go to their website at www.la.iics.org
for more information.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1998
*Performance starts promptly at 5:00pm PST
*Admission: $6 for adults, $4 for students (with ID). Senior citizens and children
under 12 are free.
*Webcast from 5:00pm - finish.
- ALL OVER THE MAP
L.A. Freewaves: The 6th Celebration of Independent Video and New Media Festival
presents MILKSTAINED, A Live Event by M.A.M.A.
combined with pre-recorded video. Milkstained addresses
the contradictory cultural meanings that surround breast milk and breast feeding.
M.A.M.A. is a newly-formed collaborative group
of women artists (Athena Kanaris, Lisa Mann, Deborah
Oliver, Lisa Schoyer, and Karen Schwenkmeyer) who have recently
become mothers. Milkstained is part of a larger
project that deconstructs what it means to be a mother and active artist.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1998
*Social at 7 PM
*Meeting at 7:30pm PST
*Admission: $5.00 LAVUG, IICS, AIP members/$10.00 non-members
*Webcast from 7:45pm - finish:
- LAVUG Monthly Meeting.
A presentation by Brandon J. Rickman, who
was a finalist in SIGGRAPH's 3D Web Roundup.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1998
Social at 7 PM
Meeting at 7:30pm PST
Admission: $5.00 LAVUG/$10.00 non-members
*Webcast from 7:45pm - finish:
- LAVUG Monthly Meeting.
This will be a night of HOT DEMOS!
Celia Pierce will talk about the recent 3D Web Roundup at SIGGRAPH.
Mitch Williams will be showing a JAVA 3D
demo and a demo from Steve DiPaola of his Intelligent Wizard for the HP Palmtop.
Dave Blackburn will also be showing a demo
from SIGGRAPH's 3D Web Roundup, and we'll have a special presentation from
Jorma Palo of Cybelius in Finland who
will be demoing their new drag and drop tool used in creating VRML.
For more infomation check out the LAVUG website at www.lavug.org.
THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1998
Social at 7 PM
Meeting at 7:30pm PST
Admission: $5.00 LAVUG, IICS members/$10.00 non-members
*Webcast from 7:45pm - finish:
- LAVUG will be hosting a representative
from METACREATIONS . They will be presenting
their new 3D software as well as the rest of their funtastic software.
www.metacreations.com.
More details soon......
TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1998
Doors open at 7 PM
Admission: $5.00 IICS, LA SIGGRAPH and LAVUG members/$15.00 non-members
*Webcast from 7:30pm - finish:
- IICS presents Celia Pierce, author
of "The Interactive Book" and Panels Chairperson
for this year's SIGGRAPH in Orlando, Florida.
Please go to their website at www.la.iics.org
for more information.
THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1998
Doors open at 7 PM
Admission: $5.00 IICS members/$15.00 non-members
*Webcast from 7:30pm - finish:
- IICS Chapter meeting - "The
Look, Feel and Sound of Java" with guest speaker Bill Day,
software engineer with SGI
Please go to their website at www.la.iics.org
for more information.
SUNDAY, MAY 17, 1998
Event starts at 7 PM
Admission: $FREE
*Webcast from 7:00pm - finish:
- TRAFFIC REPORT - The publication
party for the 18th Street Arts Complex "TRAFFIC REPORT".
Fiction plus poetry plus performance.
THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1998
Social at 7 PM
Meeting at 7:30pm PST
Admission: $5.00 members/$10.00 non-members
*Webcast from 7:45pm - finish:
- LAVUG meeting with free Pizza and Suds!
from Trapezium Development. Joh Johannesen
will be presenting their new software. www.trapezium.com.
THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1998
Doors open at 7 PM
Admission: $5.00 IICS members/$15.00 non-members
*Webcast from 7:30pm - finish:
- IICS Chapter meeting - This meeting's topic
will be on E-Commerce.
Please go to their website at www.la.iics.org
for more information.
THURSDAY, APRIL 09, 1998
Social at 7 PM
Meeting at 7:30pm PST
Admission: $5.00 members/$10.00 non-members
*Webcast from 7:45pm - finish:
- LAVUG meeting - "What is the Next Level of a
VRML Community?;
by Pascal Baudar, Creative Director of CYBERTOWN,
a large VRML community located at www.cybertown.com.
THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1998
Social at 7 PM
Meeting at 7:30pm PST
Admission: $5.00 members/$10.00 non-members
*Webcast from 7:45pm - finish:
- IICS Chapter meeting - "Webheads, Screenagers
and the Virtual University"
by Bernard J. Luskin, Chairman and CEO of CBCom,
Inc., a media and telecommunications company with offices in Los Angeles and
Beijing.
THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1998
7 PM (10pm EST) to 11PM
Admission: $5.00 LAVUG members/$10.00 non-members
*Webcast from 7:45pm - finish:
SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 1998
6 PM (9pm EST) to 11PM
$8.00 admission
*Webcast from 6:00-8:00pm:
- "Two Places at One Time"
Amy Knoles in Santa Monica with
Neil B. Rolnick in NYC Via teleconferencing with ECI@
The Kitchen in New York City, Neil B. Rolnick and band FISH LOVE THAT
with percussionist Amy Knoles of the Techno-Lust fame will premiere Rolnick's
new work for transcontinental music and video.
Two Places at One Time is part of Connections: Tones and Textures--a collaboration
among Composers' Forum, Inc, The Kitchen, The iEAR Studios of RPI and Harvestworks/Studio
Pass.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1998
7PM to 11PM
*Webcast from 7:45-10PM Pacific:
- LA VRML Users Group
"Live video webcasting in VRML worlds"
Featuring John Graham, founder of Graham Technology
Solutions (GTS), and Mitch Williams, LA-IICS Board
Member and head of it's 3-D SIG
SEE: Demos of streaming live video in a VRML world, and
Multiuser world.
Also, a demo of VirtuaLive, a new VRML sports replay system.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1997
NOON to 3:30AM JAN. 1, 1998
*Webcast from start to finish (Pacific):
- ECI's 9TH ANNUAL
NEW YEAR'S EVE
"TELEBRATION"
VRML, PALACE, WEBCASTS, VIDEOPHONE LINKS, AND OTHER MULTIPLE-MEDIA
LINKS WITH TIMEZONES AROUND THE WORLD!
Check out the schedule!
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1997
7:00 pm until midnight
- ECI helps Celia Pearce celebrate the publication
of her newest hands-on creation, The Interactive
Book: A Guide to the Interactive Revolution (Macmillan Technical Publishing).
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1997
Doors open at 7:00PM
- LA VRML Users Group
Featuring David Freda who will be showcasing the
VRML and 3-D marvels of the JPL/NASA
Mars Rover, and a preview of what will be David's VRML portions of
the Pathfinder Extended
Mission and for the upcoming Mars98 mission.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1997
Doors open at 2PM
*Webcast from 3-4PM Pacific:
- The Annual Bob Rice Show Staring:
- Composer/experimental guitarist Bob Rice;
- Percussionist Alan Cook;
- Readings by Babak Nahid and Yair Reiner;
- Dance: Patricia Tackett
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1997
7PM until it hurts
*Webcast from 8-11PM Pacific:
- Two groups will perform:
- The Negro Problem: will be performing material
from with their new CD release entitled "Post
Minstrel Syndrome"
- Then: The Othervisions Art Band: will be performing
material from their new CD release
"find a hap.e.meal"