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Updated 9/22/2016

Art Technology New England (ATNE)

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    MA

Institution/Business Type: Guild / Union / Professional Association

Mission

ATNE is a member-run organization whose purpose is to foster existing and new collaborations in the New England art and technology communities, including non-profit, academic and corporate entities, as well as individuals.

We were founded by Heidi Kayser with the directive to provide a bridge between creative and technical skills, communities, and goals.  Serving both the arts community and the Creative Economy, we recognize the value of sharing knowledge and relationships between the increasingly overlapping worlds of art and technology.

Art matures through advances in technology

We believe that the arts become stronger and more relevant with increased technical acumen and awareness.  The fine arts are best served by remembering/rejecting the values of the past and marching forward into this new century wielding modern brushes on modern canvas for new audiences with 21st century media-savvy needs and sensitivities.  Some believe this to be done through order, some through chaos, but the desired end result is the same: effective contemporary art.

Companies thrive through the union of technical skills with creative energy

Businesses run better by empowering creative individuals and cultivating creative processes: products are more competitive, problems are solved more quickly and effectively, revenues are higher, and people enjoy their jobs.   We believe that creativity is a skill set that can be learned, developed, and passed on like any other, and that certain environments foster its growth.  We strive to provide such an environment.

We serve:

  • Individuals
    • programmers/developers
    • artists
    • musicians
    • makers
    • animators
    • engineers
    • hackers
    • curators
    • scientists
    • scholars
    • individuals who are a part of a community arts or technology program
  • Organizations
    • companies
    • non-profits
    • universities
    • artist collectives
    • galleries
    • museums

Find Me

Chris Clepper
Job Title: Director
Address:
141 Green Street
Boston, MA 02130

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About

Overview

Institution/Business Type:

Guild / Union / Professional Association

Legal Status:

Nonprofit - Embedded in cultural private organization

Parent Organization:

Boston Cyberarts, Inc.

Year Founded:

2012

Overview

Institution/Business Type:

Guild / Union / Professional Association

Legal Status:

Nonprofit - Embedded in cultural private organization

Parent Organization:

Boston Cyberarts, Inc.

Year Founded:

2012

Disciplines

Primary Discipline:

Media - Cyberart

Additional Disciplines:

  • Multi-Disciplinary

Activities and Services

Activities and Services:

  • Performance / Concert / Reading
  • Exhibitions
  • Film Showings
  • Professional Development / Training
  • Public Art Projects (In Free, Public Spaces)
  • Residency - Community
  • Residency - Production / Development
  • Workshops / Demonstrations / Master Class
Seasons Active: spring, summer, fall, winter
Events Per Year: 10

Communities

Populations Engaged:

  • Adults
  • Businesses
  • General Public
  • Nonprofits
  • Teens

Geographic Reach:

  • Multi-State Region