UC Berkeley Center for New Media

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Name
UC Berkeley Center for New Media
Description
Drawing on faculty from dozens of UC Berkeley departments, this center studies the intersection of new media, technology, and culture.

Its programs recorded in the archive include Maya Lin's 2014 Art, Technology and Culture Colloquium lecture What is Missing? and the 2014 Human Impacts Bay Area salon, which the center sponsored, along with Synchronicity (2024), a data animation by its program director Greg Niemeyer.
Type
en Research Center
Methods & Approaches
Public Programming
Education and Pedagogy
Discipline / Field
Arts & Design
Engineering & Technology
Interdisciplinary
Audience / Engagement
Academic / Research
Public / General Audience
Partners
What is Missing?
Human Impacts Bay Area: Innovations for the Climate Breakthrough
Synchronicity
Website
https://bcnm.berkeley.edu/
Current Status
Active
Access Rights
Rights held by artist or creator
Item sets
California Art & Climate Archive
UC Berkeley
Media
Overhead view of a diverse group of people collaborating around a table covered with colorful illustrations of a lightbulb, gears, books, and other creative symbols, representing brainstorming, research, and design.UC Berkeley Center for New Media