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A solo exhibition of works by Assistant Professor of Fine Arts Amy Hauber is at the Rockefeller Art Center at SUNY Fredonia through November 19.

Amy Hauber: New Work (mint jellies remix) features a wide variety of works and media including large-scale digital prints made here in the NCAT. Press release

Friday, October 17, NCAT Director Chris Watts will host a one-hour session at SUNY’s Conference on Computing in the Disciplines. The conference is at FIT in Manhattan this year, and the theme is “Design Technology: Catalyst for Creativity.” He’ll talk about the NCAT and the SLU arts departments’ model for using technology to boost interdisciplinary collaboration.

Have you made something in the NCAT that you’re particularly proud of? Let us know about it – we often display student work on the digital signage system in the Noble Center.

Eventually, this site will also include a searchable database of student work, in conjunction with SLU’s effort to build digital collections, but we’re probably a few years away.

ART + TECHNOLOGY + THE LIBERAL ARTS

Welcome to the NCAT, St. Lawrence University’s state-of-the-art, interdisciplinary arts technology facility. Located in the Noble Center, the NCAT exists for two reasons: it meets the technological needs of the arts departments in teaching and learning; and it serves as a hub for collaborative, interdisciplinary efforts — both within the arts and across campus. The NCAT staff works with faculty members to coordinate the necessary facilities, equipment, and training to explore the intersections among digital technologies and the arts.

Open hours are Sunday through Thursday, 4:00pm to midnight in NC003.

Anyone with a valid SLU ID card can use the lab during these hours; you don’t have to be enrolled in a class. However, these are the ONLY times that the NCAT is open for general use, so please plan accordingly.

If you have a class in the NCAT this semester, the doors will automatically unlock at your class time.