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Presents notice of the 36th Annual ASTD conference and exposition in Anaheim, California. Features of the event which include workshops, research paper presentations and more; Inclusion of a registration form for the event.

Evaluates Terri Rolland's paintings and works on paper exhibited at the Linda Durham Gallery in Santa Fe, California. Art pieces included in the exhibition; Description of the art works; Techniques used by Rolland; Impressions given by the artist's works to art audiences.

The article focuses on Nancy Macko, chairman at the Gender and Women's Studies Department at Scripps College in California. Accordingly, Macko's work is based on the concept of female strength. Hive Moments was her first solo effort since the 2007 mid-career show at Municipal Art Gallery. She is interested in balancing technology and nature, and her exhibition is touched with details. Her use of materials such as collaged malberry paper remind the viewer of her affinity for the natural world.

The article offers information on the exhibitions "Richard Diebenkorn: Abstractions on Paper" and "Richard Diebenkorn, Artist, and Carey Stanton, Collector: Their Stanford Connection" that will be on view at the Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California from July 23 to November 9, 2008. The art works that the exhibition will feature are presented.

The article reviews an exhibition of Mel Bochner's wall paintings and a small number of related works on paper from the 1970s at Marc Selwyn Fine Art gallery in Los Angeles, California.

The article focuses on the first annual conference and exhibition held by the Association for Computing Machinery's Special Interest Group on Graphics (SIGGRAPH) at the Los Angeles Convention Center, California from August 8 to 12, 2004. The show drew 27,825 attendees, down from its high of nearly 50,000 seven years ago, but up from 17,000 two years ago. SIGGRAPH remains the Mother of All Imaging Conferences, featuring a unique mix of science, art, commerce and education. With a wide selection of panels, papers, films, and innovative exhibits, SIGGRAPH rarely disappoints. SIGGRAPH 2004's total exhibition area was smaller than the hallowed days of yore, composed mostly of software companies, some boutique specialty hardware outfits, schools and graphics board manufacturers. Walking the show's exhibit floor provides ample evidence that the industry's major players have changed in recent years. One reason the show floor's smaller is that there has been considerable consolidation in both the hardware and software graphics industries over the last few years. There were several indications this trend is still in full swing. Alias Systems Inc., makers of Maya 6 third-dimensional visualization and animation software, announced the acquisition of Kaydara Inc., makers of character animation and motion editing tools. Nvidia Corp. also announced that Gelato, its graphics-card-accelerated renderer, is now available as a native renderer within Maya, which we hope to evaluate soon.

The article focuses on the first annual conference and exhibition held by the Association for Computing Machinery's Special Interest Group on Graphics (SIGGRAPH) at the Los Angeles Convention Center, California from August 8 to 12, 2004. The show drew 27,825 attendees, down from its high of nearly 50,000 seven years ago, but up from 17,000 two years ago. SIGGRAPH remains the Mother of All Imaging Conferences, featuring a unique mix of science, art, commerce, and education. With a wide selection of panels, papers, films, and innovative exhibits, SIGGRAPH rarely disappoints. SIGGRAPH 2004's total exhibition area was smaller than the hallowed days of yore, composed mostly of software companies, some boutique specialty hardware outfits, schools, and graphics board manufacturers. Walking the show's exhibit floor provides ample evidence that the industry's major players have changed in recent years. One reason the show floor's smaller is that there's been considerable consolidation in both the hardware and software graphics industries over the last few years. There were several indications this trend is still in full swing. Alias Systems Inc., makers of Maya 6 third-dimensional visualization and animation software, announced the acquisition of Kaydara Inc., makers of character animation and motion editing tools. Nvidia Corp. also announced that Gelato, its graphics-card-accelerated renderer, is now available as a native renderer within Maya, which we hope to evaluate soon.

Focuses on the winners of the Young Investor Award for the paper entitled 'New Photorefractive Polymer Composites Highly Sensitive at 1500 nm,' announced at the Photonics West trade show in San Jose, California on January 2002.

Highlights painter David Best's exhibition at Susan Cummings in Mill Valley, California. Art works included in 'Paper Boxex,' an exhibition of dioramas; Description of some of Best's art works.

Focuses on the art works of Jean Lowe at the Museum of Contemporary Art in San Diego, California. Survey of the paintings, paper-mache sculptures and installations of Lowe; Use of vocabulary of opulence and excess to satirize human compulsion; Inclination of earlier works toward the didactic.

Focuses on the exhibition `Harry Bertoia: A Memorial Exhibition of Sculpture, Furniture and Works on Paper' at Knoll's museum in San Francisco, California. Comments from Albert Pfeifer, Knoll's vice president; Information on the artworks that will be exhibited.