WHO’S WATCHING WHOM? An onlooker admires Yves Bilodeau’s latest artwork, Bedlam, which can sense and display human movements around it. Bilodeau’s work was shown at the Deconism art gallery in Toronto.
You’re being watched: Artist creates seeing robot
Abstract thoughts like reality and sensing may not often be associated with robotics, but artist Yves Bilodeau is combining the two. The self-taught roboticist and assistant professor is building art that can pick up a viewer’s presence — and respond. His show was held at the Deconism art gallery in Toronto. More
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HOLDING ALL THE CARDS: Dean Martin Singer celebrates at the Arts and Science barbecue with an entertainer.
It’s party time at Loyola
The new Science Complex and football field on the Loyola Campus are leading the university’s festivities this fall. From barbecues and pancake breakfasts to homecoming celebrations, the parties keep coming. On Sept. 22, Premier Jean Charest is expected at the Science Complex’s official opening. More
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September 25, 2003
In this issue
- More Loyola Campus photos
- Letting go key to better aging
- Vivaldi’s foundlings knew healing power of music
- Lowy to Montreal: There’s a real renaissance here
- Retrospective of a gentle revolutionary
- Welcome new faculty members
- Recognize that chair? Concordia’s trash becomes art
- Housing is first hurdle for new students
- CSU executive puts community-building first
- Student team in Solar Decathalon
- Ann Kerby, Claudette Fortier say goodbye
- In memoriam: Kenneth Dunbar Adams, David R. Hargreaves & Stanley Erlwanger
- Conferences at Concordia: Past and those to come
- Field of dreams inspires Stingers to 46-3 victory