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David Hindman

New York-based interactive artist and designer David Hindman will develop an interactive musical performance piece using custom designed hardware and software.

Described as The Public Instrument-Controlled Video Game Competition, the work will incorporate new music, software, and musical gaming interfaces that will result in performances in November 2009 at The Annex (NYC), and in December 2009 at The Tank (NYC). David Hindman is a regular contributor to the New Instruments for Musical Expression Conference (NIME) and recently appears as a guest speaker at the 2007 O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference in San Diego. He is a graduate of NYU's ITP program. https://www.davidhindman.com/

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"David Hindman." Video History Project, Experimental Television Center, 2011. https://www.videohistoryproject.org/david-hindman.

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New York-based interactive artist and designer David Hindman will develop an interactive musical performance piece using custom designed hardware and software; described as The Public Instrument-Controlled Video Game Competition, the work incorporates new music, software, and musical gaming interfaces and will be performed in November 2009 at The Annex (NYC) and in December 2009 at The Tank (NYC). Hindman is a regular contributor to the New Instruments for Musical Expression Conference (NIME), appeared as a guest speaker at the 2007 O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference in San Diego, is a graduate of NYU's ITP program, and maintains the website http://www.davidhindman.com/.

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