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EVENTI AIC 2010 Interim Meeting International Color Association Date: October 12 to 15 Spring in the South hemisphere City: Mar del Plata, Argentina Organizer: Grupo Argentino del Color Theme: “Color and food: From the farm to the table” This choice takes into account that the theme of color in food was not addressed to in any previous AIC meeting. It comprises a variety of topics from technology to design, including architecture, biology, chemistry, engineering, physics, as well as social and economic aspects: colorimetry color & appearance advertisement color technology lighting color communication color instrumentation commercial architecture consumer expectations color chemistry color design color preferences color physics packaging color psychology The multidisciplinary character of the meeting will be reflected in the structure of the program. It is our aim to cover every aspect of the study of color in food, which is where we derive the theme: “from the farm to the table” As an antecedent, the Argentine Color Group has the experience of having organized four national symposia about color in food: Buenos Aires 1982, 1984 Mar del Plata 2007 Resistencia 2009 Color market or exhibition The color market will be held in conjunction with the AIC meeting. This exhibition will cover a wide range of products and services in the various aspects of color. web: www.aic2010.org www.aic2010.org/ mail: info@aic2010.org 100 COLORE COLORE 101 Mirko Lamonti - Meda36 deborah.it

EVENTS AIC 2011 Interaction of Colour & Light in the Arts and Sciences Conference Theme Much interest is devoted to the interaction of colour & light in today’s scientific and artistic research communities. New technologies, materials and media are now being deployed to enhance and stimulate our experience of daily life in real and virtual, permanent and ephemeral environments. The aim of the AIC 2011 conference is to explore how the interaction of colour & light plays a crucial role in the perception, conception and realization of spaces and platforms in different fields from both a theoretical and practical point of view. Using terms and concepts such as appearance, interaction, performance, event, and by privileging the materiality, mediality and the interactive dimension of colour & light, the conference presentations should demonstrate how productive the theme of the INTERACTION OF COLOUR & LIGHT IN THE ARTS AND SCIENCES is. The fields of inquiry include: education, design, art, media, lighting, architecture, theatre, dance, as well as psychology, colour science and technology. The AIC 2011 Midterm Meeting aims to further discussion and nurture the latest findings in these various fields. Conference Topics and Sub-Topics Submissions will be accepted for consideration in any of the topics mentioned below. Authors are required to name the most relevant topic and sub-topic with respect to their submissions’ content. 1. SPACE: a. visual culture; b. photography; c. design; d. lighting; e. interior architecture; f. architecture; g. urbanism; h. environment; i. landscaping; j. visionary projects 2. STAGE: a. performance; b. art; c. museography; d. scenography; e. techniques of staging; f. theatre, performing body; g. dance, movement; h. music, sound; i. virtual projects 3. EDUCATION: a. teaching aids; b. methodology; c. theory; d. terminology; e. static and electronic media; f. multimedia 4. PSYCHOLOGY: a. colour perception; b. harmonious interactions; c. emotional interactions; d. illusions resulting through light and colour interaction 5. SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY: a. colour science; b. physiology and psycho- physics; c. colour appearance and measurement; d. materiality, texture, surface; e. transparency and translucency, reflection and glossiness 6. COMPUTER GRAPHICS: a. colour in computer vision; b. colour in graphic design; c. multimedia in colour imaging; d. computer graphics scene rendering; e. Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) environments Extended Abstract Submission Submit an extended abstract in English in order to participate with an oral paper or a poster presentation in the AIC 2011 Midterm Meeting. The length of the abstract should not be less than 500 nor more than 2000 words following the submission template and guidelines provided at the website www.aic2011.org. Any accepted author is required to participate in the AIC 2011 Midterm Meeting and pay the early registration fee as a full delegate. If multiple, same-single-author abstracts are submitted and accepted, only one will be scheduled for oral or poster presentation. Multiple contributions as a co-author are only possible if another co-author registers, presents the paper and participates in the AIC 2011 conference. Submit only unpublished works. Please send your submission as both an attached WORD-file (DOC or DOCX files) and a PDF-file (Acrobat). All submissions should be sent to: info@aic2011.org After sending your abstract, if you haven’t received a confirmation E-Mail within three days, please contact: vmschindler@ yahoo.com Extended Abstract Submission Deadline: 15 November 2010 Important Deadlines Submission of Abstracts for Oral Papers and Posters 15 November 2010 Notification of Author Acceptance 5 January 2011 Advanced Registration and Author Registration Please note that at least one author per submission must register for attendance at the conference; this is necessary in order for publication of the paper in the Conference Proceedings. 31 January 2011 Interaction of Colour & Light in the Arts and Sciences AIC 2011 Midterm Meeting in Zurich, Switzerland www.aic2011.org CALL FOR PAPERS INTERACTION OF COLOUR & LIGHT IN THE ARTS AND SCIENCES AIC 2011 Midterm Meeting of the International Colour Association (AIC) 7–10 June 2011, Zurich University of the Arts, Zurich, Switzerland Submission of Short Abstracts for Book of Abstracts 5 February 2011 Submission of Final Texts for Publication Please read Conference Publications & Copyright Regulations 5 March 2011 Late Registration 31 May 2011 AIC 2011 Midterm Meeting (Conference) 7–10 June 2011 Language All abstracts, posters and full papers for publication in the Proceedings as well as oral presentations must be in English. Presentation Methods for Accepted Papers a. Oral Presentation Oral presentations should be 15–20 minutes and invited lectures 30–40 minutes in duration. Final acceptance of papers for oral presentations will be decided by the AIC 2011 Scientific Committee. The AIC 2011 Scientific Committee reserves the right to schedule any papers accepted as oral presentations in the topic or sub-topic section that best suits the content and organisation of the programme. b. Poster Presentation The final paper submission’s content is to be presented in a graphic form following the guidelines for posters. The work should be presented as a single sheet world format (F4, 90 x 128 cm, portrait format). Those papers accepted for presentation as posters will be Interaction of Colour & Light in the Arts and Sciences on display throughout the AIC 2011 Midterm Meeting. Authors of posters will be required to attend allocated sessions to discuss their work. Accepted Paper Submission Along with a peer review and letter of acceptance, accepted authors will also receive format requirements and guidelines for short abstracts as well as full papers (final texts). Deadline for Submission of Short Abstracts: 5 February 2011 The short abstract will be published in the AIC 2011 Book of Abstracts. Deadline for Submission of Final Texts: 5 March 2011 102 COLORE COLORE 103 Aic 2011 All papers accepted by the AIC 2011 Scientific Committee with at least one registered author per submission participating at the conference will be included in the AIC 2011 Conference Proceedings. We look forward to welcoming you to Zurich! For programme outline, registration details and updated information, please visit our website www.aic2011.org For further questions, please contact: Verena M. Schindler, General Chair AIC 2011 Midterm Meeting, Zurich, Switzerland E-Mail: info@aic2011.org Hosted by pro/colore Swiss Colour Association

EVENTS<br />

AIC 2011<br />

Interaction of Colour & Light in the Arts and Sciences<br />

Conference Theme<br />

Much interest is devoted to the interaction of colour & light in today’s<br />

scientific and artistic research communities. New technologies, materials<br />

and me<strong>di</strong>a are now being deployed to enhance and stimulate our<br />

experience of daily life in real and virtual, permanent and ephemeral<br />

environments. The aim of the AIC 2011 conference is to explore how<br />

the interaction of colour & light plays a crucial role in the perception,<br />

conception and realization of spaces and platforms in <strong>di</strong>fferent fields<br />

from both a theoretical and practical point of view. Using terms and<br />

concepts such as appearance, interaction, performance, event, and by<br />

privileging the materiality, me<strong>di</strong>ality and the interactive <strong>di</strong>mension of<br />

colour & light, the conference presentations should demonstrate how<br />

productive the theme of the INTERACTION OF COLOUR & LIGHT IN THE<br />

ARTS AND SCIENCES is. The fields of inquiry include: education, design,<br />

art, me<strong>di</strong>a, lighting, architecture, theatre, dance, as well as psychology,<br />

colour science and technology. The AIC 2011 Midterm Meeting aims<br />

to further <strong>di</strong>scussion and nurture the latest fin<strong>di</strong>ngs in these various<br />

fields.<br />

Conference Topics and Sub-Topics<br />

Submissions will be accepted for consideration in any of the topics<br />

mentioned below. Authors are required to name the most relevant topic<br />

and sub-topic with respect to their submissions’ content.<br />

1. SPACE: a. visual culture; b. photography; c. design; d. lighting; e. interior<br />

architecture; f. architecture; g. urbanism; h. environment; i. landscaping;<br />

j. visionary projects<br />

2. STAGE: a. performance; b. art; c. museography; d. scenography; e.<br />

techniques of staging; f. theatre, performing body; g. dance, movement;<br />

h. music, sound; i. virtual projects<br />

3. EDUCATION: a. teaching aids; b. methodology; c. theory; d. terminology;<br />

e. static and electronic me<strong>di</strong>a; f. multime<strong>di</strong>a<br />

4. PSYCHOLOGY: a. colour perception; b. harmonious interactions; c.<br />

emotional interactions; d. illusions resulting through light and colour<br />

interaction<br />

5. SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY: a. colour science; b. physiology and psycho-<br />

physics; c. colour appearance and measurement; d. materiality, texture,<br />

surface; e. transparency and translucency, reflection and glossiness<br />

6. COMPUTER GRAPHICS: a. colour in computer vision; b. colour in graphic<br />

design; c. multime<strong>di</strong>a in colour imaging; d. computer graphics<br />

scene rendering; e. Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR)<br />

environments Extended Abstract Submission<br />

Submit an extended abstract in English in order to participate with an<br />

oral paper or a poster presentation in the AIC 2011 Midterm Meeting.<br />

The length of the abstract should not be less than 500 nor more than<br />

2000 words following the submission template and gui<strong>del</strong>ines provided<br />

at the website www.aic2011.org. Any accepted author is required<br />

to participate in the AIC 2011 Midterm Meeting and pay the early registration<br />

fee as a full <strong>del</strong>egate. If multiple, same-single-author abstracts<br />

are submitted and accepted, only one will be scheduled for oral or poster<br />

presentation. Multiple contributions as a co-author are only possible<br />

if another co-author registers, presents the paper and participates<br />

in the AIC 2011 conference. Submit only unpublished works.<br />

Please send your submission as both an attached WORD-file (DOC or<br />

DOCX files) and a PDF-file (Acrobat). All submissions should be sent to:<br />

info@aic2011.org After sen<strong>di</strong>ng your abstract, if you haven’t received<br />

a confirmation E-Mail within three days, please contact: vmschindler@<br />

yahoo.com Extended Abstract Submission Deadline: 15 November<br />

2010<br />

Important Deadlines<br />

Submission of Abstracts for Oral Papers and Posters<br />

15 November 2010<br />

Notification of Author Acceptance<br />

5 January 2011<br />

Advanced Registration and Author Registration<br />

Please note that at least one author per submission must register for<br />

attendance at the conference; this is necessary in order for publication<br />

of the paper in the Conference Procee<strong>di</strong>ngs.<br />

31 January 2011<br />

Interaction of Colour & Light in the Arts and Sciences<br />

AIC 2011 Midterm Meeting in Zurich, Switzerland<br />

www.aic2011.org<br />

CALL FOR PAPERS<br />

INTERACTION OF COLOUR & LIGHT IN THE ARTS AND SCIENCES<br />

AIC 2011 Midterm Meeting of the International Colour Association (AIC)<br />

7–10 June 2011, Zurich University of the Arts, Zurich, Switzerland<br />

Submission of Short Abstracts for Book of Abstracts<br />

5 February 2011<br />

Submission of Final Texts for Publication<br />

Please read Conference Publications & Copyright Regulations<br />

5 March 2011<br />

Late Registration<br />

31 May 2011<br />

AIC 2011 Midterm Meeting (Conference)<br />

7–10 June 2011<br />

Language<br />

All abstracts, posters and full papers for publication in the Procee<strong>di</strong>ngs<br />

as well as oral presentations must be in English.<br />

Presentation Methods for Accepted Papers<br />

a. Oral Presentation Oral presentations should be 15–20 minutes and<br />

invited lectures 30–40 minutes in duration. Final acceptance of papers<br />

for oral presentations will be decided by the AIC 2011 Scientific Committee.<br />

The AIC 2011 Scientific Committee reserves the right to schedule<br />

any papers accepted as oral presentations in the topic or sub-topic section<br />

that best suits the content and organisation of the programme.<br />

b. Poster Presentation The final paper submission’s content is to be presented<br />

in a graphic form following the gui<strong>del</strong>ines for posters. The work<br />

should be presented as a single sheet world format (F4, 90 x 128 cm,<br />

portrait format). Those papers accepted for presentation as posters<br />

will be Interaction of Colour & Light in the Arts and Sciences on <strong>di</strong>splay<br />

throughout the AIC 2011 Midterm Meeting. Authors of posters will be<br />

required to attend allocated sessions to <strong>di</strong>scuss their work.<br />

Accepted Paper Submission<br />

Along with a peer review and letter of acceptance, accepted authors will<br />

also receive format requirements and gui<strong>del</strong>ines for short abstracts as<br />

well as full papers (final texts).<br />

Deadline for Submission of Short Abstracts: 5 February 2011<br />

The short abstract will be published in the AIC 2011 Book of Abstracts.<br />

Deadline for Submission of Final Texts: 5 March 2011<br />

102 COLORE<br />

COLORE 103<br />

Aic 2011<br />

All papers accepted by the AIC 2011 Scientific Committee with at least<br />

one registered author per submission participating at the conference<br />

will be included in the AIC 2011 Conference Procee<strong>di</strong>ngs.<br />

We look forward to welcoming you to Zurich!<br />

For programme outline, registration details and updated information,<br />

please visit our<br />

website www.aic2011.org<br />

For further questions, please contact:<br />

Verena M. Schindler, General Chair<br />

AIC 2011 Midterm Meeting, Zurich, Switzerland<br />

E-Mail: info@aic2011.org<br />

Hosted by pro/colore Swiss Colour Association

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