Currents New Media Festival 2019
Cultural Technology Interns AJ Warwell and Gabriela Smith worked with mentor Jim Hunyadi to document the work in the 10th annual Currents New Media Festival. Currents website
Spanish Market
Spanish Market Artist videos This is a video compilation of over a year’s worth of documentation of master Spanish Market artists by Tara Trudell. This internship started in the summer of 2018 for the Museum of Spanish Colonial Art in Santa Fe, NM and while there are still many more Spanish Market artists to document, … Continue reading Spanish Market
Manitos Migrations
Visualizations for Migration Data Practicum Students: John Bragg and Eliza Martin Site: migrations.manitos.net
KUAUA: An Ancient City by the River
KUAUA: An Ancient City by the River PICT 2015, Coronado Historic Site Just up the river from Albuquerque, New Mexico sits the ancient city of Kuaua, long thought to be the point of first contact between the Spanish explorer Coronado and the Pueblo Indians around the year 1540. It is also the site of beautiful … Continue reading KUAUA: An Ancient City by the River
Music-Ops
The Seabury Fellowship Award is a stepping stone for me to pursue my dreams of opening a music school in Las Vegas. I have plans of turning this program into a non-profit organization. This whole process has set me up for success, and brings a much-needed program to this community. I am forever in … Continue reading Music-Ops
Naat’Áanii
Seabury Fellow Elizabeth Lynch presents her project. A comic book about an interracial Navajo teenager growing up on the reservation in Arizona.
Raspi Wifi Tracking
Raspberry Pi WiFi Tracking SSD Practicum Project Colin Monroe and Eli Seifert Developed for use at Currents New Media Festival 2017 in order to track total number of visitors with devices. Code on Github
Las Cruces Museum of Nature and Science
Johnny Alvarez Americorps Las Cruces Museum of Nature and Science exhibit signage
Loteria Posters
Johnny Alvarez Seabury 2011 Loteria Posters
Passage
This experimental film was created by Shane Flores as part of his Seabury Fellowship, New Mexico Highlands University Media Arts and Technology Program. Watch on Vimeo
Phantoms of a Rail Town
This video was created by Shane Flores as part of his Seabury Fellowship. His research eventually lead to an exhibit at the City of Las Vegas Museum about the Chinese immigrant experience in Las Vegas, New Mexico. Watch on Vimeo
Sim Pueblo
During PICT 2015, students developed an interactive with an ipad and 3D printed models. Graduate student Simone Seagle converted the original prototype for the HP Sprout, an all-in-one PC that has two touch screens, a 3D camera, etc.
Manhattan Project Historical Park visitors center
AmeriCorps 2017 Americorps interns, Desiree Ramirez and Erick Rangel, provided additional graphic design support after completion of the PICT 2017 schedule.
3-D model Historic Las Vegas, NM buildings
Rebecca Sharp and Brittany Hayes, students in the Media Arts and Technology Program at New Mexico Highlands University developed 3-D models of historic Las Vegas, New Mexico buildings.
NM Tribal Librarians
AmeriCorps 2017 Video documentation for NM State Library/Tribal Libraries
Oldfarm Mobile App
Oldfarm Mobile App Acadia National Park
Trackways Projection
Las Cruces Museum of Nature and Science, Trackways Exhibit Step on a track to highlight extinct reptiles found at the Prehistoric Trackways National Monument.
Hermits Peak Watershed Alliance
Clarence Bustamante, AmeriCorps Cultural Technology Intern Hermits Peak Watershed Alliance, Summer 2017 Logo and Branding design
Racing Toward Dawn (Excerpt)
PICT 2017, Bradbury Science Museum Racing Toward Dawn is the orientation video for the Manhattan Project National Historical Park. Hosted at the Bradbury Science Museum in Los Alamos, New Mexico, this video is designed to provide a solid contextual foundation for the visitor experience to the newest national park.
Ft. Seldon
Johnny Alvaraz Americorps Ft. Seldon graphic design for wayfinding and other signage
Phantoms of a Rail Town exhibit
City of Las Vegas Museum Phantoms of a Rail Town, video Shane Flores in collaboration with the Media Arts Seminar class. Watch Full Version on Vimeo
PEEC Nature Video
Pajarito Environmental Education Center (PEEC) What do you love about nature? video by Patty Chavez and Terence Garcia
Currents New Media documentation
CURRENTS NEW MEDIA 2017 Artist interviews and video documentation by Patty Chavez and Terence Garcia
Trackways Animation
Las Cruces Museum of Nature and Science Trackways Exhibit Animation
Segesser Hides
NM History Museum, Segesser Hides Interactive http://hides.nmhistorymuseum.org/ The Segesser Hides are paintings on tanned bison hides that depict early Spanish colonial life in the New Mexico. The interactive allows users to zoom in to get a detailed look of the hides and learn more about the unique sections of the paintings. This project was built … Continue reading Segesser Hides
Shifting Boundaries
NM History Museum Shifting Boundaries Interactive This project was built with HTML5, CSS, Javascript and open source Javascript libraries. It uses assets from the original Adobe Flash version of the Shifting Boundaries interactive. Adobe Flash is outdated, proprietary and not supported on modern browsers and devices. By converting from Flash to web programming languages, the … Continue reading Shifting Boundaries
Manhattan Project
PICT 2017 Students created new exhibit components for the Manhattan Project National Park in Los Alamos, NM. Components included graphic design for exhibit panels, 360 video, scent and sound based interactive drawers, and an interactive gallery on a touchscreen.
Sitelines
https://sitesantafe.org/unsettled-landscapes/
Lore of the Land
New Mexico Watershed Sound Map soundcloud: soundcloud.com/nmwatersheds website: loreoftheland.org/map
Memories of Migration
Videos Exhibit Design Labels
NMHC Pulitzer Dialogues
New Mexico Humanities Council NMHC Pulitzer Dialogues video documentation by Chris Killion AmeriCorps 2016
Weather Lab
Albuquerque Balloon Museum Weather Lab interactive design design by graduate student Eli Menchaca
Explore Aston
NM Roswell Museum & Art Center Explore Aston A beacon based mobile app for exploring the Aston Collection
Coronado Tour App
Coronado Tour app for Pict 2015
Owls and Bats of Los Alamos
Owls and Bats of Los Alamos app Bradbury Science Museum design and development by graduate student Elizabeth Starks and undergrad student Mireya Rodriguez
Little Carlsbad
Carlsbad Museum Little Carlsbad Exhibit built with Museduino https://museduino.wordpress.com/projects/carlsbad-museum-and-art-center/
Acadia Interactive Rail
Acadia National Park Interactive Rail In this exhibit, visitors compare and contrast sounds of Marsh life and Open Ocean ecosystems. We used Museduino, our own open-source system for building exhibits. The rail is embedded with buttons to trigger over head speakers and LED lights to illuminate the left and right side of the exhibit panel.
Acadia Bird Matching Game
Acadia National Park Bird Matching Game In this exhibit, visitors are invited to match a shorebird’s egg to its image. The egg is embedded with an RFID tag, which when read correctly, triggers the sound of the bird’s call. The wrong egg triggers a “incorrect” sound clip. Each set is stand-alone, so highly motivated visitors … Continue reading Acadia Bird Matching Game
Coronado Historic Site
PICT 2015 Professors Miriam Langer, Kerry Loewen, and David Mendez guided students through the redesign of the Coronado Visitor’s Center in an intensive six-credit program. Students put in long hours collaborating with others to achieve professional level results. View related PICT 2015 projects: Sim Pueblo, Coronado Tour, Kuaua video Check out Coronado website here.
The Long Walk
The Long walk by Andrew Shephard AmeriCorps Cultural Technology Program, 2014 Fort Sumner Historic Site, Bosque Redondo Memorial
Music + Math
Music + Math website Santa Fe Institute design and development by graduate students Elizabeth Starks and Rianne Trujillo Visit Website
Museduino
Museduino Kit Museduino is CTDL’s open-source system for exhibits and installations. Museduino boards are printed in Oregon, assembled on-site in Albuquerque, New Mexico. museduino.org
YMP Podcasts
Youth Media Project AmeriCorps Erika Kramer
MIAC
Museum of Indian Arts and Culture AmeriCorps Elizabeth Starks http://www.miaclab.org/cnma
Science of Cities
PICT 2013 PICT was once again conducted in partnership with the Santa Fe Institute, with funding provided by the Delle Foundation. PICT students created the exhibit The Science of Cities for the Santa Fe Children’s Museum. The following is a stop motion video was made during PICT 2013 to showcase the museum’s new Makerspace … Continue reading Science of Cities
RMAC
While the Roswell Museum and Art Center, intern Naomi Padilla completed a three-fold brochure of the museum’s Aston Collection. The brochure contains animal illustrations, activities, and features the museum’s mascot, Biff Beaver. Naomi is currently still working at the Roswell Museum where she plans on completing five redesigns of collection maps for the Aston.
NM Museum of Space and History
Americorps NM Museum of Space and History Johnny Alvarez Graphic Design
Kinect Baumann Marionettes
NM Museum of Art Kinect Baumann Marionettes documentation site: http://www.riannetrujillo.com/marionettes/
Bradbury Science Museum videos
Americorps video editing and documenation Jeanna Francis
MIAC podcast
AmeriCorps Jeanna Francis http://www.mixcloud.com/MIAC/
Santa Fe Children’s Museum promo video
Santa Fe Children’s Museum Americorps 2011 video by Rebecca Glenn
VLA brochure
National Radio Astronomy Observatory and the Very Large Array AmeriCorps 2011 Graphic Design by Ashley Paiz
Balboa Park
360 Photography and mobile app http://josh.partition36.com/balboaPark.html
NRAO
While working at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) in Socorro, New Mexico, intern Naomi Padilla completed many design projects. There she made a Jansky lecture poster series, completed a t-shirt design, and drew a mascot to represent the NRAO’s Very Large Array, a huge assortment of telescopes that detect radio waves from space.
Emergence
PICT 2011 Students created the exhibit Emergence: A New View of Life’s Origins for the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science in Albuquerque. The exhibition, which is still on view at the museum, showcases emerging research conducted by scientists from the Santa Fe Institute. nmnaturalhistory.org/emergence
Ebooks
Turning animation projects into e-published documents for online distribution. <a href=”https://issuu.com/nmhumediaarts” class=”button”> View on Issuu</a>
Las Vegas Museum Oral Histories
Coming Home: Stories of War Work and Wanderings Oral histories for the City of Las Vegas Museum
Ernest Thompson Seton exhibition
Creating an animation for Ernest Thomson Seton’s Wild at Heart exhibition for the New Mexico History Museum, 2011
Navajo Way of Life
<h1 class=”clip_info-header iris_header iris_header–36″><span class=”clip_info-title”>Dibé éí Diné be’iiná át’é</span></h1> <p class=”first”>Final video documenting the Sheep is Life festival and the breed characteristics of the Navajo Churro sheep for the The Navajo Lifeway.</p> Produced by NMHU student Devyn Dennison for The Navajo Lifeway.
Treasuring
Treasuring with Penelope Hunter-Stiebel, featuring Jonathan Batkin, the Director of the Wheelwright Museum in Santa Fe New Mexico. Shot and edited by interns from the Media Arts Program at New Mexico Highlands University, 2010 This video series features curators describing their favorite objects.