Sketches of Sensorium @ The AlloSphere, UCSB



Beall Center & AlloSphere Presents: Sketches of Sensorium UC Irvine Beall Center for Art + Technology, with Getty PST Art: Art & Science Collide

Sketches of Sensorium @ the AlloSphere

Sketches for Sensorium showcases core elements of the late environmental artist Newton Harrison’s (1932 - 2022) long-term project, Sensorium for the World Ocean. It will premiere at the AlloSphere as a satellite to the UC Irvine Beall Center for Art and Technology’s forthcoming exhibition, Future Tense: Art, Complexity, and Uncertainty, produced in partnership with the 2024 Getty PST Art: Art and Science Collide initiative. The installation will incorporate immersive audio and visual scientific climate and ocean health data provided by the Ocean Health Index of the Halpern Lab at the Bren School of Environmental Science & Management.

Sketches for Sensorium is a project of the Center for the Study of the Force Majeure in collaboration with Virtual Planet Technologies, Almost Human Media, and the AlloSphere Research Group. It will premiere with an original spatialized composition and an interactive data world, following Newton’s wish to impart a sense of hope to audiences.

Press:

Immersive ocean health project premieres at UCSB’s AlloSphere as part of Getty PST ART - link: https://news.ucsb.edu/2024/021608/immersive-ocean-health-project-premieres-ucsbs-allosphere-part-getty-pst-art


AlloSphere Series Blends Science, Art to Illustrate Human Impacts to Climate, Ocean Health - link: https://www.noozhawk.com/allosphere-series-blends-science-art-to-illustrate-impacts-to-climate-ocean-health/


Important:

The AlloSphere is a satellite to the UC Irvine Beall Center’s forthcoming exhibition, Future Tense: Art, Complexity, and Uncertainty, produced in partnership with the 2024 Getty PST Art: Art and Science Collide initiative.

  • Please forward all interested acquaintances, colleagues, and friends to the AlloSphere website (https://allosphere.ucsb.edu/) to sign up for either Monday or Saturday events on the linked Google Form. 

  • Reserve show times 24 - 48 hours in prior to the requested show dates. 

  • All reserved show dates are confirmed. If unforeseen circumstances arises, then you will be notified by email.

  • We thank you for considering making a gift to the AlloSphere at https://giving.ucsb.edu/Funds/Give?id=443.

Artists & Partners

  • The Center for the Force Majeure - CFM

  • AlloSphere Research Team & Collaborators - AlloSphere

  • Virtual Planet Technologies LLC - Virtual Planet

  • Almost Human Media - AHM

  • Immersive Media Design Lab - IMD

  • UC Irvine Beall Center for Art + Technology - BEALL

The Center for the Study of the Force Majeure brings cutting edge Art, Science and Social Analysis together to develop innovative and effective tools that address climate issues. The Center's mission is to design responses to climate change at the scale in which it occurs; the Center focuses on an ecosystem's ability to hold and release water, a critical aspect of food security and drought mitigation. Where traditional and even interdisciplinary approaches often fall short, the Center looks to the intersection of Art and Science to generate provocative metaphors that help reframe the issues, and in doing so, often lead to inspired solutions to difficult problems.
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September, 2024
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October, 2024
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November, 2024
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December, 2024 -  1:30 PM - 3:30 PM on Saturday, December 7th, 2024
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Directions to UCSB AlloSphere Research Facility 2621 Elings Hall UCSB


Take Ward Memorial Boulevard (Highway #217) to the main entrance of UCSB.  

The building immediately in front of you with the Kandinsky graphic is the California NanoSystems Institute (Elings Hall). Bear right before the traffic circle. Quickly get into the left lane and turn left at signal into Parking Structure 10.  

Find a visitor parking space (marked Coastal Access on the lower levels) and follow the instructions to obtain a parking permit from the vending machine, marked in red on the map below. Enter the California NanoSystems Institute, at the entrance adjacent to the parking garage.  

Take the stairs or elevator to the second floor and enter the AlloSphere in room 2621

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