Dear all,
The deadline for proposals to the International Conference on Live Coding, ICLC
2017 (4-8 Dec 2017 Morelia, Mexico) has been extended to the end of
Thursday 20 of July 2017 (submissions will be accepted so long as it
is Thursday
20 of July 2017 somewhere in the world).
I’ve copied the call below, amending the deadline date to show the
extension.
ICLC 2017, International Conference on Live Coding.
*4-8 December 2017, Morelia Mexico*
Live coding is a performance practice that revolves around the creation and
modification of code and algorithms in real-time. Today, live coding also
acts as an evolving and expanding influence that reaches the likes of
teachers, choreographers, programmers, composers, psychologists,
ethnographers, technologists, and many others who are in pursuit of new
methodologies, research areas, and relationships between technology,
aesthetics, and code.
Live coding practice is not defined by a single style or artistic genre in
any of its multidisciplinary manifestations. On the contrary, it generates
its own politics, aesthetics, and philosophies through the development of
new and personalized tools which actively undermine inherited paradigms.
This is reflected in the way live coding constantly redefines perception,
creativity, technology, productivity, and culture.
For more information about live coding please visit TOPLAP
<
https://toplap.org/about/> and the websites of the International
Conference on Live Coding ICLC 2015 <
http://iclc.livecodenetwork.org/2015/>
and ICLC 2016 <
http://iclc.livecodenetwork.org/2016/>.
The ICLC 2017 will be held in the historic city of Morelia, Mexico. The
Conference will take place in 3 important cultural centers: the Centro
Mexicano para la Música y las Artes Sonoras (CMMAS <
http://cmmas.org/>),
the Centro Cultural Clavijero
<
https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centro_Cultural_Clavijero>, and the Comité
de Asuntos Intangibles <
https://www.facebook.com/comiteAsuntosIntangibles/>
.
ICLC 2017 will consist of performances, workshops, lectures, and outdoor
events exploring current manifestations and new directions of live coding.
Two Algoraves <
http://algorave.com/> will celebrate the opening and closing
ceremonies of the conference.
For questions and/or feedback please contact us at iclc2017_at_easychair.org
Important Dates:
- 13 May 2017 -> Call for submissions and online peer review system opens
- 20 July 2017 -> Deadline for submissions
- 13 September 2017 -> Notification of acceptance
- 13th October 2017 -> Conference registration opens
- 13th November 2017 -> camera-ready deadline for proceedings
- 4-8 December 2017 -> Conference days
Contribution Types
- Short Papers / Extended Abstracts (2-4 pages)
- Long Papers (5-12 pages)
- Posters and Demonstrations (2-4 pages)
- Performances
- Workshops
All submissions to ICLC 2017 are managed via EasyChair
<
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=iclc2017>.
Long and short papers
We invite long and short papers addressing original research relevant to
ICLC 2017. Papers will be presented orally at the conference. To propose a
short paper, extended abstract (2-4 pages) or long paper (5-12 pages) for
the conference, please submit a complete draft of the paper/abstract, a
condensed outline (100-150 words) and a short biography (100-150 words for
each contributor) through the online peer review system
<
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=iclc2017>. Please specify in the
title whether your proposal is a short or a long paper when submitting it
through the peer-review system (e.g. LongPaper-MyTitle.pdf). Please submit
your proposal using the official templates for paper/poster/demo proposals
available here: templates-papers-posters-demos-ICLC2017.zip
<
http://iclc.livecodenetwork.org/2017/templates/templates-papers-posters-demos-ICLC2017.zip>.
All paper proposals should have quotations that reference previous papers
published in this and other conferences, as well as the application of
appropriate research methods. The proceedings of the conference will be
published with ISBN, and a DOI number for each article.
Posters and demos
We invite posters and demos proposals to be showcased at the conference. To
propose a poster or demonstration for the conference, please submit a
complete draft of an accompanying short paper (2-4 pages), a condensed
outline (100-150 words) and a short biography (100-150 words for each
contributor) through the online peer review system
<
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=iclc2017>. Please specify in the
title whether your proposal is a poster or a demo when submitting it
through the peer-review system (e.g. Poster-MyTitle.pdf). Please submit
your proposal using the official templates for paper/poster/demo proposals
available here:templates-papers-posters-demos-ICLC2017.zip
<
http://iclc.livecodenetwork.org/2017/templates/templates-papers-posters-demos-ICLC2017.zip>.
All poster/demo proposals should have quotations that reference previous
papers published in this and other conferences, as well as the application
of appropriate research methods. The proceedings of the conference will be
published with ISBN, and a DOI number for each article.
Performances
To propose a live coding performance for the conference, please submit a
detailed abstract (no more than 2 pages), a stable link to a single video
example, a brief outline/programme note (100-150 words), a short biography
(100-150 words for each contributor), and the technical questionnaire
through the online peer review system
<
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=iclc2017>. Please support your
submission with a clear description of your performance, and discussion of
influences and prior art as appropriate. Please specify in the title that
your proposal is a performance when submitting it through the peer-review
system (e.g. Performance-MyTitle.pdf). Please submit your proposal using
the official templates for performance/workshop proposals available here:
template-performance-workshop-ICLC2017.doc
<
http://iclc.livecodenetwork.org/2017/templates/template-performance-workshop-ICLC2017.doc>
.
Workshops
We invite submission for short workshops (2 hours) and long workshops (4
hours). Topics of workshops could be either introductory or advanced and
targeted toward experienced visitors to the ICLC, novices/newbies,
students, people from other fields or the general public. To propose a
workshop for the conference, please submit a detailed abstract (no more
than 2 pages), a condensed outline (100-150 words), a short biography
(100-150 words for each contributor), and the technical questionnaire
through the online peer review system. Please specify in the title whether
your proposal is a short or a long workshop when submitting it through the peer
review system <
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=iclc2017>. (e.g.
Short-workshop-MyTitle.pdf). Please submit your proposal using the official
templates for performance/workshop proposals available here:
template-performance-workshop-ICLC2017.doc
<
http://iclc.livecodenetwork.org/2017/templates/template-performance-workshop-ICLC2017.doc>
.
Please send your comments or questions by mail to the conference chair
Alexandra
Cárdenas, iclc2017_at_easychair.org
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