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| Short description | I am an intermedia artist. In 2015 I started Intermedia Projects Inc. The URL for our website is https://intermediaprojects.org/ I worked on visualizing extant music compositions over a period of 25 years. I am now interested in working on visualization projects of things other than extant musical compositions; I work in collaborations with other scientists and artists using my skills as a visualizer. I also wrote my dissertation on conceptual metaphor and blending theories. I discovered that these theories describe how I developed mapping systems over the years. |
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| Academic interests | visualization; sonification; Art-Science; conceptual metaphor theory |
| Bibliography | Ox, Jack. (2019). Peter Beyls and Algorithms. In P. Beyls (Ed.), Peter Beyls Coming full Circle. Kemzeke, Belgium: The Verbeke Foundation. Ox, Jack (2016) Color Systems are Categories that Carry Meaning in Visualizations: A Conceptual Metaphor Theory Approach in the Proceedings of the Society for Imaging and Science and Technology: IS&T International Symposium of Electronic Imaging; Human Vision and Electronic Imaging (DOI: 10.2352/ISSN.2470-1173.2016.16 HVEI-141), San Francisco, California Ox, Jack (2014) Analogy and Conceptual Blending are Part of a Visualization Toolkit for Artists and Scientists: Introducing the Cognitive Space Transfer in the Proceedings of the IEEE VIS 2014 Arts Program, VISAP’14: Art+Interpretation, Paris, France, November 9th-14th. Ox, Jack (2014) Editorial: Art-Science Is a Conceptual Blend. Leonardo, 47 (5), 2014. Ox, Jack, & Lowenberg, Richard. (2013). What is the Challenge of Art/Science Today and HowDo We Address It? Leonardo, 46(1), 2013. Ox, Jack, & Lowenberg, Richard. (2013)White-paper for SEAD (http://seadnetwork.wordpress.com/white-paper-abstracts/final-white-papers/), which was compiled into a draft report and presented in Wash. D.D. on May 16 at a SEAD gathering hosted by the National Endowment for the Arts and included the National Science Foundation. Ox, Jack, & van der Elst, Judith. (2011) How Metaphor functions as a Vehicle of Thought: Creativity as a necessity for knowledge building and communication. Journal of Visual Arts Practice, 10 (1), 83-102. Ox, Jack. (2010). A 21st-Century Pedagogical Plan for Artists: How Should We Be Training Artists for Today? LEONARDO; Journal of the International Society for the Arts, Sciences and Technology, 43, 2. Hertz, Paul, & Ox, Jack. (2008). Intermedia Patterns: Notes for Building a Toolkit. Peer Reviewed and invitational Journal of Digital and Media Arts. College Art Association’s New Media Caucus, Online Journal: Media-N, 4(1). Retrieved from NMC Media-N: Journal of the New Media Caucus website: http://www.newmediacaucus.org/html/journal/issues.php?f=papers&time=2008_spring&page=hertz_ox van der Elst, Judith, & Ox, Jack. (2006). Space and Time: Virtual Reality and the Art of Experience. Paper presented at the From Space to Place: 2nd International conference on Remote Sensing in Archaeology. Proceedings of the 2nd International Workshop., Rome, Italy. Ox, Jack. (2006). The Global Artists’ Diaspora and the LambdaRail. LEONARDO; Journal of the International Society for the Arts, Sciences and Technology, 39, 389. Ox, Jack. (2006). A Complex System for the Visualization of Music. In AliA Minai & Yaneer Bar-Yam (Eds.), Unifying Themes in Complex Systems (pp. 111-117): Springer Berlin Heidelberg Ox, Jack. (2005). Gridjam. Paper presented at the Creativity and Cognition 2005, London, UK. Borusiewicz, Miroslaw. (2003). Jack Ox ; Visualizing Music: Kurt Schwitters’ Ursonate and Beyond. In Miroslaw Borusiewicz (Ed.), Jack Ox; Ursonate Kurta schwittersa, Obrazowanie muzyki. Lodz: Muzeum Sztuki. Ox, Jack. (2002). The Color Organ and Collaboration. In Linda Candy & E. A. Edmonds (Eds.), Explorations in Art and Technology (pp. 211–218, 302). London, UK: Springer. Ox, Jack. (2002). Two Performances in the 21st Century Virtual Color Organ. Paper presented at the Creativity and Cognition 2002, Loughborough University, UK. Ox, Jack. (2002). Keynote speaker; Two Performances in the 21st Century Virtual Color Organ. Paper presented at the Creativity and Cognition, Loughborough University, Loughborough, UK. Ox, Jack. (2001). 2 Performances in the 21st Century Virtual Organ: Gridjam and Im Januar am Nil. Paper presented at the Seventh International Conference on Virtual Systems and MultiMedia: Enhance realities: Augmented and Unplugged, Center for Design Visualization, UC Berkeley. Ox, Jack. (2001). Visualization and Art of Metaphor In the 21st C. Virtual Organ. Ylem: Artist Using Science and Technology newsletter, 21(10 & 12). Ox, J., & Mandelbroijt, J. (2001 ). Special Section Introduction: Intersenses/Intermedia: A Theoretical Perspective. Leonardo, 34(1), 47-48. Ox, Jack, & Britton, Dave. (2000). The 21st Century Virtual Reality Color Organ. IEEE MultiMedia, Journal of IEEE Computer Society, 7(3), 2-5. Ox, Jack. (1999). reprint: Creating a Visual Translation of Kurt Schwitters’ URSONATE Ylem: Artist Using Science and Technology newsletter, 19(2), 13-15. Ox, Jack. (1999). Color Me Synesthesia. Leonardo, 32(1), 7-8. Ox, Jack. (1999). Synesthetic Fusion in the Digital Age. Leonardo, Digital Salon Issue, 32(5), 391-392. Hossmann, Gisele, & Ox, Jack. (1998). Jack Ox–From Merz to Ur; Kurt Schwitters’ Hanover Merzbau and Ursonate, Visual Reinterpretation and Realization. New Architecture; The End of Innovation in Architecture, 116–119. Ox, Jack. (1993). Creating a Visual Translation of Kurt Schwitters’ Ursonate. Leonardo Music Journal, 3, 59-61. Ox, Jack. (1993). Editorial: Intellectual Versus Property Rights, Leonardo (Vol. 26): MIT Press. Ox, Jack. (1993). Bilder nach Kompositionen. Positionen, 17. Ox, Jack. (1990-96). Ursonate, from http://www.jackox.net/pages/Ursonate/ur_MAINindex.html Ox, Jack. (1990). The Systematic Translation of Anton Bruckner’s Eighth Symphony into a Series of Thirteen Paintings. Paper presented at the Bruckner Symposium 1990, Linz, Austria. Ox, Jack, & Frank, Peter. (1984). The Systematic Translation of Musical Compositions into Paintings. LEONARDO; Journal of the International Society for the Arts, Sciences and Technology, 17(3), 152-158. Ox, Jack. (1983-91). Anton Bruckner: Eighth Symphony from http://www.jackox.net/pages/bruckner/bruckner1.htm l Ox, Jack. (1981). Igor Stravinsky: Symphony in Three Movements. In Uta Brandes, Michael Erlhoff & Paul Komer (Eds.), Zweitschrift (Vol. 9, pp. 28-30). Hannover, Germany. Ox, Jack. (1981-82). Visualization of Claude Debussy’s “Nuages” from “The Nocturnes”, from http://www.jackox.net/pages/Debussy/Nuages1.html Ox, Jack. (1979-80). Igor Stravinsky: Symphony in three Movements, from http://www.jackox.net/pages/stravinsky1.html |