Tomoe Moriyama
Supplemental Material
- Media Arts Research Committee, Computer Graphic Arts Society 2005, The proposals for administrative policies to enhance cultural values of research on the cutting edge science technologies as forms of media arts, Computer Graphic Arts Society, TokyoGoogle Scholar
- Hatanaka, T & Moriyama, T 2005, Where Art and Technology Meet - Media Arts in Museum Exhibitions and Workshops, Proceedings of International Symposium on Empirical Aesthetics: Culture, Arts, and Education, National Taiwan Normal University, Taipei, TaiwanGoogle Scholar
- Moriyama, T 2004, <Down the long, Dark Road Ahead - to n_ext: New Generation of Media Artists>, n_ext: New Generation of Media Artists, pp.28--30, NTT InterCommunication Center {ICC}, NTT Publishers, TokyoGoogle Scholar
- Moriyama, T 2005, Meta Visual: 10e Anniversaire du Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, FILIGRANES Editions, ParisGoogle Scholar
Index Terms
- Next generation of digital art: current situation and student works in Japan
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