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December 10, 2007

Hench-DADA presentations: Wed 12/12 6pm

Come see the final presentations of the John C. Hench Division of Animation and Digital Arts. Each research team will present their work in a ten minute overview on Wednesday December 12th, starting at 6pm in Lucas 108.

Following the presentations, there will be an Xmas party in Lucas 201 (one floor above the seminar room), starting at about 8pm.

December 6, 2007

Chuck Hoberman @ USC: Transformable and Adaptable Buildings

Tuesday 11 December 2007, 7pm - 8pm, FREE
Gin Wong Conference Center, Harris Hall 101
School of Architecture, University of Southern California
The event will start promptly at 7pm. Light food will be served from 6pm.
Please RSVP to general@ladesigntech.org

The Los Angeles Design Technology Forum is pleased to announce the seventh lecture in a series of monthly events focusing on the intersection of Design and Information Technology.

Chuck Hoberman: Transformable and Adaptable Buildings

Chuck Hoberman is the founder of Hoberman Associates, a multidisciplinary practice that is developing designs and technologies relating to transformability - the capacity to change size, shape and function. His clients range across sectors that include consumer products, medical instruments, deployable shelters and space structures.

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December 3, 2007

Tuesday: Zbigniew Rybczynski @ Cinefamily

8pm Tuesday night at Cinefamily at the Silent Movie Theatre. Tickets - $10

"Monumentally influential director Zbigniew Rybczynski joins us in person for this very special retrospective of his brilliant, original films. It’s impossible to contemplate the consistently imaginative technical and narrative feats of Michel Gondry and Spike Jonze without Rybczynski’s legacy, which includes visionary music videos for Lou Reed, Mick Jagger, and John Lennon, in addition to countless eye-popping innovations in pixilation, optical printing, and animation. His ubiquitous early-80s spots for MTV will likely incite ecstatic convulsions of nostalgia."

Amazing stuff, and a rare event. Not to be missed.

By the way, Cinefamily is the new operator of the Silent Movie Theatre and their programming is incredible. This month alone they have series devoted to Jan Svankmajer, Cults, Amnesia Noir, Korean Cinema, Toho Studios and much more.