Carl Skelton
Part-time Faculty
cs2545@nyu.edu
1 Wash Pl, Room 409
Office Hours
Wednesday 2-3
B.F.A., Fine Arts, Queens University, Ontario, 1982
M.V.A., Fine Arts, University of Alberta, 1986
Dr.-Ing, Informatics, University of Bremen, 2014
Carl Skelton is Industry Professor and the founding director of the Brooklyn Experimental Media Center and the academic programs in Integrated Digital Media at the Polytechnic Institute of New York University. His creative/research work bridges the arts, design, technology, and community engagement. He is currently working on two books: "New Soft City Culture: The Case of Betaville" for Springer, and "The Multimedia Programming Fakebook" with R. Luke DuBois for MIT Press. Carl's work has been supported by Microsoft Research, the Rockefeller Foundation through its Cultural Innovation Fund, the National Science Foundation, the Ontario Arts council, and the Canada council for the Arts.
Teaching and Research Interests
art/technology collaborations; socially constructive technologies; making science fiction come true
Courses
2022 Fall
Making Virtual Sense: 3D Graphics Studio for Critically-Driven Creative Applications
2021 Fall
Making Virtual Sense: 3D Graphics Studio for Critically-Driven Creative Applications
2020 Fall
Making Virtual Sense: 3D Graphics Studio for Critically-Driven Creative Applications
2019 Spring
Democracy and Design: Imagining New Public Realms
2019 Fall
Making Virtual Sense: 3D Graphics Studio for Critically-Driven Creative Applications
2018 Fall
Making Virtual Sense: 3D Graphics Studio for Critically-Driven Creative Applications
2017 Fall
Making Virtual Sense: 3D Graphics Studio for Critically-Driven Creative Applications
