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X-WR-CALNAME:Three L.A.S.E.R. talks: Photography\, Desert Ecology\, Dance +
  Tech
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DESCRIPTION:Note:  Free parking at 3165 Porter Dr.\n\nThe LASERs (Leonardo 
 Art Science Evening Rendezvous) are an international program of evening ga
 therings that bring artists and scientists together for informal presentat
 ions and conversation with an audience. This evening\, chaired by cultural
  historian Piero Scaruffi\, will feature four talks:\n\n- Judy Dater (Phot
 ographer) on "Tell me who you are: My Life in Photography" \n\n- Daiane Lo
 pes da Silva (Kinetech Arts) on "DanceHack - The Intersection of Dance and
  Technology"\n\n- Danika Cooper (UC Berkeley) on "Dry Matters: How desert 
 landscapes are essential to our collective futures"\n\nJudy Dater is a pho
 tographer and a feminist. She uses photography as an instrument for tradit
 ional conceptions of the female body. She was influenced by the vital cult
 ural intersection of photography\, feminism and the second wave of feminis
 m which started in the 1960s and lasted up until the 1980s. Dater is also 
 known for her self-portraits.\n\nDaiane Lopes da Silva (Dai) is the co-fou
 nder and artistic director of Kinetech Arts\, where she explores the inter
 section of dance\, science and technology. Daiane often incorporates biome
 tric devices and nondeterministic technologies in her work. Since 2013\, s
 he has created 12 full-length performances\, which have been performed in 
 South America\, Europe and the U.S.\n\nDanika Cooper is associate professo
 r in the Department of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning at 
 the University of California\, Berkeley\, where the core of her research c
 enters on the geopolitics of scarcity\, alternative water ontologies\, and
  designs for resiliency in the global aridlands.\n\nNo RSVP required\;  \n
 \nDetailed bios at: www.lasertalks.com\n\nThe Stanford LASERs are co-spons
 ored by the deans of Humanities and Sciences\, Engineering and Medicine\, 
 and by Chemical Engineering.
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LOCATION:The Hub at Stanford Research Park
SUMMARY:Three L.A.S.E.R. talks: Photography\, Desert Ecology\, Dance + Tech
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 y-ecology-dance-music
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CATEGORIES:Lecture/Presentation/Talk
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