Drew Browning
Associate Professor
Electronic Visualization
drew@uic.edu
Office: A&A, room 3362
http://www.uic.edu/~drew

Fall 2009 Courses

AD 406 - Advanced Special Topics in Art and Design  [0 to 5 hours ]
23024: LEC, TR 1:00–1:50pm, Art & Architecture Building #3320
24251: LAB, TR 2:00–3:40pm, Art & Architecture Building #3320

AD 424 - Industrial Design Independent Study  [5 hours ]
19497: CNF, by appointment

AD 499 - Cooperative Education  [0 to 4 hours ]
10450: COP, by appointment

AD 509 - Advanced Electronic Visualization  [5 hours ]
10467: CNF, by appointment
10470: LAB, by appointment


Biography:

Drew Browning is an Artist/Designer whose work began with video art including interactive video installations and video performances and now focuses on interactive digital media and virtual reality. His work is centrally about creating dialog about the issues of difference, about using the power of technology to challenge viewer perspective, about calling attention to what makes us human, and the human condition. He is also involved in research and development of technology for persons with disabilities and universal design. He is a member of both EV and ID. Grants: National Center for Supercomputing Applications; Manufacturing Research Center; National Endowment for the Arts; Veterans Administration. Exhibitions: Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago; Inter Society for Electronic Arts (ISEA), France; ARS Electronica Festival, Austria; Block Museum of Art, Evanston.

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