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Info-Graphics Digest	Sun May 31 03:00:19 PDT 1987

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Today's Topics:

 Address of Global Engineering Documents Inc.
 Re: Address of Global Engineering Documents Inc.
 Graphics from LISP or PROLOG
 FINE-ART Bulletin Board
 LEONARDO Speakers Bureau
 colorising

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Date: Mon, 25 May 87 12:21:32 est
From: munnari!csadfa.oz!davidp@seismo.CSS.GOV (David Purdue)
Subject: Address of Global Engineering Documents Inc.

In a recent article in comp.graphics.digest you said that the draft
standard for the Computer Graphics Inteface (X3.161-198x) could be
obtained from

		Global Engineering Documents Inc.

Could you please send me their address so that I can order a copy
of this standard.
				thanks
					DavidP
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Mr. David Purdue	   Phone ISD: +61 62 68 8165
Dept. Computer Science	       Telex: ADFADM AA62030
University College	ACSNET/CSNET: davidp@csadfa.oz
Aust. Defence Force Academy	UUCP: ...!seismo!munnari!csadfa.oz!davidp 
Canberra. ACT. 2600.		ARPA: davidp%csadfa.oz@SEISMO.CSS.GOV
AUSTRALIA		       JANET: davidp@oz.csadfa

"Perversity Rules, C.Q.!"

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Date: 28 May 87 12:53:46 EDT (Thursday)
Subject: Re: Address of Global Engineering Documents Inc.
From: Ed <kushall.Henr@Xerox.COM>

WEST COAST USA ADDRESS

Global Engineering Documents Inc.
2625 Hickory Street
P.O. Box 2504
Santa Ana, California 92707-3783 U.S.A.

Phones:(714) 540-9870, (800) 845-7179
Telex: 692-373
Easylink: 380-124

EAST COAST USA ADDRESS
Global Engineering Documents Inc.
4351 Garden City Dr. Suite 600
Landover, MD 20785 U.S.A.

Phones: (301) 731-6555, (800) 248-0084

Ed Kushall

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Date:         Thu, 28 May 1987 16:52:06 EDT
From: (William J. Joel) <JZEM%MARIST.BITNET@wiscvm.wisc.edu>
Subject: Graphics from LISP or PROLOG

I would like to be able to access GDDM from either VMLISP or Waterloo
PROLOG.  Has anyone ever done that successfully?

William J. Joel
Marist College
Bitnet: jzem@marist

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Date: Thu, 28 May 87 17:45 EDT
From: LAUZZANA%cs.umass.edu@RELAY.CS.NET
Subject: FINE-ART Bulletin Board
X-Vms-To: IN%"info-graphics@ads.arpa"

Hi, 

   The following is an announcement for a new bulletin board dedicated
   to the discussion of the use of computers in, for and about fine art.

   

 - Moderator Ray Lauzzana
 - Send submissions to lauzzana@ecs.umass.edu
 - Send requests for list membership to lauzzana@cs.umass.edu

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The purpose of this bulletin board is to disseminate information regarding
the use of computers in the Fine Arts. Topics to be included are:

Computers used in the design of works of art.
Computers used to fabricate works of art.
Computers used within works of art.
Computers used to analyse works of art.


General areas of interest include:

Computer Animation      Computer Aided Fabrication   Shape Grammars
Design Rule Systems     Style Simulation             Image Synthesis
Image Rendering         Interactive Video            Sensory Environments
etc., etc., etc.

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For your information, I have attached a sample copy,

            Ray Lauzzana
            366 FAC
            Univ of Massachusetts
            Amherst, MA01003

            (413)545-1902

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FINE-ART Forum        Sunday, 23 May 1987         Volume 1 : Number 4


Today's Topics:
   Cleaning things up, mailing list.
   LEONARDO Speakers Bureau: Roger Malina
   Colorising: Roger Malina

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EDITORIAL

  Clean Up. Please send submissions to:

                     lauzzana@ecs.umass.edu

            and letters, request for membership, etc. to:

                     lauzzana@cs.umass.edu

  Mailing List. Periodically (twice/year?), I will post an annotated
                distribution list of the people receiving this
                bulletin. Here, it is:

      Stephen Bell < xalt23@hcirug.lut.ac.uk >
      Frank Dietrich < dietrich%gr@cs.utah.edu >
      Micheal Ferraro < Michael.Ferraro@gnome.cs.cmu.edu >
                      < mf25@andrew.cmu.edu >
      Copper Giloth < copper@umass.bitnet >
      Stephen Keith < keith@ames-pioneer.arpa >
      Ray Lauzzana < lauzzana@cs.umass.edu >
      Roger Malina < rogerm%sag4.ssl.Berkeley.edu@UCBVAX.berkeley.edu >
      Lynn Pocock-Williams < powilliams@umaecs.umass.edu >
      Jodi Slater < jodi@maps.cs.cmu.edu >


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Date: Fri, 22 May 87 23:33:14 PDT
From: "Roger F. Malina" <rogerm%sag4.ssl.Berkeley.EDU@ucbvax.berkeley.edu>
Subject: LEONARDO Speakers Bureau


ISAST is starting a small pilot program for a LEONARDO
Speakers Bureau.  
ISAST will pay a small Honorarium ($100) to any LEONARDO
author in Volume 20(1987) who speaks to a group on the
invitation of an ISAST associate member. ISAST will also
pay a small Honorarium($50) to the sponsoring group.

We hope to encourage more discussion of art/technology
topics and issues through this seed cash.

To apply for the Honorarium just send a copy of your letter
inviting the LEONARDO to speak, an a copy of the authors
letter accepting the invitation.

For more info or feedback contact rogerm@sag4.ssl.berkeley.edu


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Date: Fri, 22 May 87 23:42:07 PDT
From: "Roger F. Malina" <rogerm%sag4.ssl.Berkeley.EDU@ucbvax.berkeley.edu>
Subject: colorising

I will drop a letter to Senator Leahy - the whole copyright
legislation is in need of updating to reflect contemporary
technology
Note that a similar issue comes up in the restoration of
old paintings (eg the current brouhaha over the Last Supper).
Its almost worst in this case because there is no real
way to know what the original work by the artist looked
like. I bet this issue will only get addressed by artists
including clauses in contracts addressing modification
of a piece at a later time ie a film director would
retain right to approve later modifications - Note however
that most studios insist on "final cut" after the director
has finished, so that the director has already lost control
over the artwork.

I will be on the road most of the rest of May and June, so
will only be a sporadic correspondent. When I get back I
will try to get one of our staff folks to pick up responsibility
for working with FINE-ART Forum. I am keen to see it bloom

roger malina

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