The ISEA International foundation board is the governing body of ISEA. The primary role of the Board is to oversee the continuation of the annual symposia, build and maintain a comprehensive symposium archive. The Board meets monthly via Skype and holds its Annual General Meeting (AGM) at each symposium, where it updates the public on its activities and invites organisations bidding for future symposia to present their proposals.
Board Members:
Ian Clothier (based in Aotearoa New Zealand),
Ian Clothier is an electronic artist, curator, Executive Director of Intercreate.org, co-founder of biennial residency SCANZ, and Senior Academic at Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki. Internationally recognised for working cross culturally in the context of the environment, his projects have been selected for exhibition at five ISEA. Currently involved in live connection to plants and environments, his research is focused on integrated systems, cultural hybridity and nonlinearity.
Peter Anders (based in Midland, MI, USA),
Peter Anders is an architect, educator, and information design theorist. He has published widely on the architecture of cyberspace and is the author of “Envisioning Cyberspace” which presents design principles for on-line spatial environments. The book was published by McGraw Hill in 1998.
Wim van der Plas (based in Rotterdam, the Netherlands)
Wim van der Plas is a sociologist interested in the relationship between science and art, or, on a more practical level, between technology & culture. Until retiring in 2011, he was a project manager and professor at the Utrecht University of Applied Sciences. He also worked for the Groningen and Utrecht Art Schools and the Foundation for Creative Computer Applications (SCCA). He is one of the two founders of ISEA and organised the 1st, 2nd and 7th International Symposium on Electronic Art. He was head of ISEA Headquarters before becoming an ISEA board member.
Bonnie Mitchell (based in Bowling Green Ohio, USA)
Bonnie Mitchell is a Digital Arts Professor at Bowling Green State University and president of CreativeMyndz Multimedia Studios. Her research focuses on the intersection of art, music, psychology, and geology. She is internationally recognized for her immersive interactive animated installations and early Internet art. Her work has been exhibited at ISEA, SIGGRAPH, Ars Electronica, Punta y Raya, and more. She has also curated a number of international exhibitions including SIGGRAPH 2006 and GRAPHITE.
