Join us for an engaging discussion that explores the intersections of music, science, and video games. Featuring composer and techno innovator Carl Craig, physicist Pablo Giuliani from the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams (FRIB), game developer Ryan Thompson, and musician/producer Chris Vrenna (University of Michigan, Nine Inch Nails), this conversation dives into creativity, technology, and interactive media. Moderator Amanda Cote guides the panel through how sound, science, and play inform artistic and experiential practice.
This program is in conjunction with the MSUFCU Arts Power Up Art Residency which brings artists each year to the MSU campus to work alongside faculty and students at the intersections of arts and sciences. The residency fosters collaboration, experimentation, and creative research, culminating in public programs that invite campus and community audiences into the artistic process.
The MSUFCU Arts Power Up Artist Residency is generously supported by an endowed gift from the Michigan State University Federal Credit Union.