Welcome to the Electronic Media Arts Design [eMAD] program at the University of Denver, part of the school of Art and Art History.
The eMAD program produces self motivated artists with strengths in creative vision, design, concept development, critical thinking and a commitment to communicating visual messages capable of reshaping the world through innovative artistic design.

Associate Professor, Timothy Weaver + eMAD is featured in the exhibition "Embrace!" at the Denver Art Museum. Featuring 17 new works in a range of media, "Embrace!" marks one of the largest exhibitions of site-specific commissions in a U.S. museum. Professor Weaver + eMAD created a digital "triptych" installation project, synthesizing real-time solar wind and celestial, historic climate data interpretations, as well as voice and video information and projecting it into the theater-like Fuse Box space.
http://tweaver.biotica.org
Allie Pohl launches her "Ideal Woman: Necklace" making a statement about supreme perfection, Pohl tangibly expresses her concerns about the ability to create overly ideal images through modern technology. Her work is featured in Cool Hunting, Trend Hunter Magazine and Illiteratemedia.
http://www.alliepohl.com/jewelry
http://idealwoman.wordpress.com
Sarah Soriano presented "56 Days: I'm Still Here" at the Prospectives.09 Festival, in Reno.
www.sarahsoriano.com
Josh Fishburn presented "Gaming the Network Poetic" at the Prospectives.09 Festival, in Reno.
www.joshiselectric.com
David Fodel was selected to attend a residency at STEIM in The Netherlands during January of 2010. STEIM (the studio for electro-instrumental music) is the only independent live electronic music centre in the world that is exclusively dedicated to the performing arts. STEIM
Sarah Soriano is featured in an interview for her "56 Days: I'm Still Here" project by UWIRE's Rosalyn Oshmyansky.
http://palestra.net/videos/play/25578
David Fodel was selected as a finalist for Future Places Festival 2009 in Porto, Portugal, for his locative media work titled "Where is Love?"
Where is Love?
Future Places
Josh Fishburn's eMAD MFA Thesis exhibition titled "Gaming the Network Poetic"
was on display at Plus Gallery. October 9 - November 14.
www.joshiselectric.com
Josh Fishburn's artwork "Survive/Progress" was selected by the FILE committee as one of the best games presented in the last years at FILE to take part of the FILE Games Rio 2009, in October, 8th, 2009, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Josh was also selected and attended the Electronic Language International Festival in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
www.file.org.br
Sarah Soriano's eMAD MFA Thesis exhibition titled "56 Days: I'm Still Here"
was shown at Flobots.org Community Space, 2705 Larimer Street, Denver, CO.
www.sarahsoriano.com
Brigid McAuliffe's eMAD MFA Thesis exhibition titled "Embody"
was featured at PlatteForum, 1610 Little Raven St., Suite 135 in Riverfront Park, Denver.
www.brigidmcauliffe.com
Alexandro Rojas' eMAD MFA Thesis exhibition titled "Decoding Secrets From White Giants" was shown at object+thought.
Sarah Soriano attended summer residency in 2009 at Kala Art institute at Berkeley, CA.
Kala Art institute at Berkeley
Allie Pohl attended 2 summer residencies in 2009 at the "Bridge Project," Columbia University, with Richard Foreman and Sophie Haviland in New York City & Anderson Ranch Art Center, "Digital to Physical: rhythm and sound," with Robin Mandel and Ali Momeni, in Colorado.
Sarah Soriano's "Musical Bra" is featured on the www.instructables.com.
www.instructables.com
Allie Pohl's artwork will be featured in the Hollywood film, "Cougar Hunting."
David Fodel will have 2 short works chosen from a recent residency for inclusion in a DVD compilation of work from the Experimental Television Center since 1969 . It would also be archived at the Rose Goldsen Archive of New Media at Cornell University.
- December 2008
- Untitled Analog #8 (Install View 2)
CO-LAB is a transdisciplinary forum open to all graduate and advanced undergraduate students with faculty and professional participation. Check out the
CO-LAB Website for meeting times and more information.

Alumni and current students, submit work to eMAD online gallery and front-page featured work space!
contact Laleh Mehran for more information.