Presentations by David G. Stork on computer image analysis of fine art

(most recent and forthcoming listed first)

1. KLA-Tencor, Mountain View, CA (5/18)
2. Frick Gallery, New York, NY (4/18)
3. Jalali University, Jalali India (2/18)
4. Galway University, Galway Scotland (617)
5. Amity University, New Delhi, India (10/16)
6. Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL (6/16)
7. IEEE Silicon Valley, San Jose, CA (6/16)
8. Panel discussion, Institute for Contemporary Art, San Jose, CA (1/16)
9. Northwestern University, IL (2/15)
10. Cal Poly Pomona, Department of Physics (1/15)
11. European Conference on Computer Vision, invited talk, Zurich Switzerland (11/14)
12. Leonardo Art/Science Evening Rendezvous (LASER), University of California, Berkeley (7/14)
13. Bowdoin College, Brunswick, ME (4/14)
14. University of California, Riverside (4/14)
15. Leonardo Art/Science Evening Rendezvous (LASER), Stanford University (12/13)
16. University of Otago, New Zealand (9/13)
17. University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia (9/13)
18. Swarthmore College, Sigma Xi lecture (4/13)
19. University of Nevada, Reno, Computer Science Department, colloquium (2/13)
20. International Conference on Pattern Recognition (ICPR), Tsukuba, Japan, short course (11/12)
21. European Conference on Computer Vision (ECCV), VISART workshop, keynote lecture (10/12)
22. York College, York PA, colloquium (9/12)
23. Wolfram Research, Urbana Illinois, seminar (4/12)
24. Optical Society of America, Chicago Section, lecture (4/12)
25. University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Krannert Art Gallery, MillerComm series distinguished lecture (4/12)
26. Rambus, TechForum (2/12)
27. Aalborg University, Denmark, colloquium (2/12)
28. Heidelberg University, Heidelberg, Germany (2/12)
29. North Carolina State University, Chapel Hill, seminar (2/12)
30. Human Vision and Electronic Imaging, SPIE Electronic imaging, lecture (1/12)
31. Human Vision and Electronic Imaging, SPIE Electronic imaging, lecture (1/12)
32. Human Vision and Electronic Imaging, SPIE Electronic imaging, lecture (1/12)
33. Stanford University Department of Computer Science, HCI seminar series (1/12)
34. University of Toronto, Department of Computer Science, Toronto Ontario, colloquium (11/11)
35. Ryerson University, Toronto Ontario, colloquium (11/11)
36. École Polytechnique Fédérale Lausanne (EPFL), Lausanne Switzerland, colloquium (11/11)
37. Applied Imagery Pattern Recognition (AIPR), Washington, DC, banquet lecture (10/11)
38. Applied Imagery Pattern Recognition (AIPR), Washington, DC, contributed paper (10/11)
39. Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Department of computer science, colloquium (9/11)
40. Tel Aviv University, Department of Physics, colloquium (9/11)
41. Image Processing for Art Investigations, Brussels Belgium, contributed talk (9/11)
42. Image Processing for Art Investigations, Brussels Belgium, contributed talk (9/11)
43. Cosmos Program, U. California, Davis, Davis, CA, distinguished lecture (8/11)
44. Edgartown Library, Edgartown, MA, public lecture (7/11)
45. Boston Museum of Fine Arts, seminar (6/11)
46. Ithaca College, C. P. Snow Memorial Lectures (4/11)
47. Society for Textual Scholarship (STS), Penn State University, plenary lecture (3/11)
48. Computer vision and image analysis of art II, SPIE Electronic imaging, interactive presentation (1/11)
49. Computer vision and image analysis of art II, SPIE Electronic imaging, interactive presentation (1/11)
50. Computer vision and image analysis of art II, SPIE Electronic imaging, interactive presentation (1/11)
51. Computer vision and image analysis of art II, SPIE Electronic imaging, interactive presentation (1/11)
52. Computer vision and image analysis of art II, SPIE Electronic imaging, interactive presentation (1/11)
53. Computer vision and image analysis of art II, SPIE Electronic imaging, lecture (1/11)
54. Computer vision and image analysis of art II, SPIE Electronic imaging, lecture (1/11)
55. Workshop on Applications of Computer Vision (WACV), Kona, Hawaii, plenary lecture (1/11)
56. SIGGRAPH Asia, Seoul, South Korea, special invited lecture (12/10)
57. Nokia IdeasCamp, Santa Cruz, CA, lecture (10/10)
58. Baltimore Museum of Art, seminar (10/10)
59. Ain Shams University, Department of Computer Science, Cairo, Egypt, distinguished colloquium (9/10)
60. Czech National Academy of Science, Prague, Czech Republic, seminar (8/10)
61. European Signal Processing Conference (EUSIPCO), Aalborg, Denmark, short course (8/10)
62. SPIE Optics and Photonics, San Diego CA, lecture (8/10)
63. Vineyard Haven Library, public lecture (7/10)
64. Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence, Catalina Island CA, banquet lecture (7/10)
65. Annual Conference on New Directions in the Humanities, Los Angeles CA, plenary lecture (6/10)
66. Technical University of Vienna, Department of Computer Science, lecture (6/10)
67. Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR), San Francisco, CA, full-day short course (6/10)
68. Santa Fe Institute, Santa Fe, NM, seminar (6/10)
69. Image Processing for Artist Identification, Museum of Modern Art, NY, lecture (5/10)
70. Image Processing for Artist Identification, Museum of Modern Art, NY, lecture (5/10)
71. Image Processing for Artist Identification, Museum of Modern Art, NY, lecture (5/10)
72. Image Processing for Artist Identification, Museum of Modern Art, NY, lecture (5/10)
73. University of Wisconsin-Madison, Department of Mathematics, Math and... seminar (4/10)
74. University of Michigan, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering, Distinguished lecture in signal processing (4/10)
75. International Computer Science Institute, Berkeley CA (4/10)
76. Pixar Studios, Emeryville CA, colloquium (4/10)
77. Royal Museum of Fine Arts of Belgium, public lecture (4/10)
78. Workshop on sparsity and modern mathematical models for high-dimensional data, Brussels, Belgium, two invited lectures (4/10)
79. Bay Area Chapter of the ACM, public lecture (4/10)
80. University of California, Los Angeles, Department of statistics, colloquium (3/10)
81. Getty Research Center, Santa Monica, CA, seminar (3/10)
82. Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY, seminar (2/10)
83. Royal Academy of Sciences, Symposium on computers in the humanities, Wassenaar, The Netherlands, invited lecture (2/10)
84. Stanford University, Department of Art and Art History, presentation and roundtable discussion (1/10)
85. Electronic Imaging, San Jose CA Human vision and electronic imaging , invited lecture (1/10)
86. Electronic Imaging, San Jose CA, Computer vision and image analysis of art , poster presentation (1/10)
87. Electronic Imaging, San Jose CA, Computer vision and image analysis of art , contributed talk (1/10)
88. Electronic Imaging, San Jose CA, Computer vision and image analysis of art , contributed talk (1/10)
89. Electronic Imaging, San Jose CA, Computer vision and image analysis of art , contributed talk (1/10)
90. Electronic Imaging, San Jose CA, Computer vision and image analysis of art , contributed talk (1/10)
91. Optical Society of America, Southern California Section, Beale Center, banquet lecture (1/10)
92. Pixar Studios, Emeryville, CA, seminar (11/09)
93. Conference on computational aesthetics and photography, Singapore, Malaysia, two plenary lectures (12/09)
94. University of Ottawa, Department of Computer Science, Distinguished lecture (11/09)
95. University of Montreal, Department of Computer Science, colloquium (11/09)
96. Purdue University, Department of Physics, colloquium (11/09)
97. University of San Francisco, Department of Computer Science, colloquium (11/09)
98. Carnegie Mellon University West, Mountain View, CA, lecture (11/09)
99. Cantor Center for the Arts, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, seminar (10/09)
100. International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV), Kyoto Japan, short course (9/09)
101. ArtsIT Conference, Yi-Lan Taiwan, plenary lecture (9/09)
102. International Conference on Image Analysis and Processing (ICIAP), Vietri sur Mare Italy, plenary lecture (9/09)
103. Kunsthistoriches Museum, Vienna Austria, seminar (9/09)
104. Virtual Systems for Multimedia (VSMM), Vienna Austria, contributed paper (9/09)
105. Virtual Systems for Multimedia (VSMM), Vienna Austria, plenary lecture (9/09)
106. International Conference on Computer Analysis of Images and Patterns (CAIP), Münster Germany, poster presentation (9/09)
107. International Conference on Computer Analysis of Images and Patterns (CAIP), Münster Germany, plenary lecture (9/09)
108. LASER (Leonardo Art/Science Evening Rendezvous), Mountain View CA, public lecture (8/09)
109. Sun Microsystems, colloquium (7/09)
110. Renaissance Technologies, East Setauket, NY, colloquium (6/09)
111. Advanced School for Computing and Imaging, Zeewolde Netherlands, plenary lecture (6/09)
112. MIT Club of Northern California, public lecture (5/09)
113. International Association of Conservation Annual Meeting (IAC), panel discussion (5/09)
114. International Association of Conservation Annual Meeting (IAC), poster presentation (5/09)
115. Fermilab, Batavia IL, colloquium (5/09)
116. University of Pennsylvania, Department of Applied Mathematics, colloquium (5/09)
117. Google Research Labs, lecture (5/09)
118. National Gallery of Art, Washington DC, public lecture (5/09)
119. National Supercomputer Center, Urbana IL, invited lecture (4/09)
120. Hood Museum, Hanover NH, public lecture (3/09)
121. Dartmouth College, Department of Mathematics, colloquium (3/09)
122. Johnson Art Museum, Cornell University, public lecture (3/09)
123. Rochester Institute of Technology, Department of Computer Science, distinguished lecture (3/09)
124. Rochester Memorial Art Gallery, public lecture (3/09)
125. Getty Research Institute, Santa Monica CA, seminar (3/09)
126. Art Gallery of Calgary, Calgary Canada, public lecture (3/09)
127. University of Calgary, Department of Physics, Calgary, Canada, colloquium (3/09)
128. Annual Meeting of the Renaissance Society of America, Los Angeles, CA, contributed talk (3/09)
129. Silicon Valley Innovation Institute, Palo Alto, CA, public lecture (3/09)
130. Brigham Young University, Department of Computer Science, colloquium (2/09)
131. SPIE Electronic Imaging, contributed poster (1/09)
132. SPIE Electronic Imaging, contributed talk (1/09)
133. SPIE Electronic Imaging, contributed talk (1/09)
134. SPIE Electronic Imaging, contributed talk (1/09)
135. SPIE Electronic Imaging, contributed talk (1/09)
136. SPIE Electronic Imaging, contributed talk (1/09)
137. SPIE Electronic Imaging, contributed talk (1/09)
138. Ask a scientist, San Francisco, public presentation (12/09)
139. San Francisco Mensa Society, Annual Meeting, banquet lecture (11/08)
140. University of California, Merced, Department of Computer Science, colloquium (11/08)
141. California State University, Fresno, Department of Computer Science, colloquium (11/08)
142. San Jose State University, Department of Art History, colloquium (11/08)
143. University of Helsinki, Finland, Department of Electrical Engineering, colloquium (10/08)
144. Stockholm University, Sweden, Department of Computer Science, colloquium (10/08)
145. University of Groningen, Netherlands, Department of Computer Science, colloquium (10/08)
146. Image processing for artist identification symposium, van Gogh Museum, plenary lecture (10/08)
147. Optical Society of America Annual Meeting, Rochester NY, contributed talk (10/08)
148. Smith College, Northampton MA, invited lecture (10/08)
149. City College of New York, Department of Computer Science, colloquium (10/08)
150. University of Redlands, Redlands CA, President's High Table lecture (9/08)
151. National Institutes of Science and Technology, Gaithersburg MD, colloquium (8/08)
152. Chilmark Public Library, Chilmark MA, public lecture (7/08)
153. Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Conference (CVPR), Anchorage AK, short course (6/08)
154. Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, Menlo Park CA, colloquium (6/08)
155. de Young Museum, San Francisco CA, seminar (6/08)
156. University of Tokyo, Department of Computer Science, colloquium (5/08)
157. George Mason University, Department of Computer Science, colloquium (5/08)
158. Sony Entertainment Research Labs, seminar (4/08)
159. Rochester Institute of Technology, Center for Imaging Science, seminar (3/08)
160. University of Rochester, Department of Computer Science, colloquium (3/08)
161. Kodak Research Labs, Rochester NY, colloquium (3/08)
162. Café Scientifique, Menlo Park CA, public presentation (3/08)
163. University of California Los Angeles, Department of Computer Science, colloquium (3/08)
164. Stanford University, Department of Electrical Engineering, colloquium (3/08)
165. University of Delaware, Winterthur Conservation Center, lecture (2/08)
166. Princeton University, /@Arts program, public lecture (2/08)
167. Princeton University, Department of Applied Mathematics, seminar (2/08)
168. University of Modena, Italy, Department of Computer Science, colloquium (2/08)
169. CWI, Department of Computer Science, Amsterdam, colloquium (2/08)
170. Technical University of Delft, Department of Imaging Sciences and Technology, colloquium (2/08)
171. Royal Kabinet of Paintings Mauritshuis, The Hague, public lecture (2/08)
172. van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam, seminar (2/08)
173. Institute for Conservation, London, public lecture (2/08)
174. University of Newcastle upon Tyne, UK, Department of Psychology, colloquium (2/08)
175. San Jose Museum of Art, seminar (2/08)
176. SPIE Electronic Imaging, Special Symposium, Computer image analysis in the study of art , contributed talk (1/08)
177. SPIE Electronic Imaging, Special Symposium, Computer image analysis in the study of art , contributed talk (1/08)
178. SPIE Electronic Imaging, Special Symposium, Computer image analysis in the study of art , contributed talk (1/08)
179. SPIE Electronic Imaging, Special Symposium, Computer image analysis in the study of art , contributed talk (1/08)
180. SPIE Electronic Imaging, Special Symposium, Computer image analysis in the study of art , contributed talk (1/08)
181. SPIE Electronic Imaging, short course SC814 (1/08)
182. State University of New York, Department of Computer Science, distinguished colloquium (12/07)
183. University of Wisconsin-Madison, Department of Computer Science, seminar (11/07)
184. Yahoo! Research Berkeley, seminar (10/07)
185. Nokia Research Laboratory, Palo Alto CA, colloquium (10/07)
186. CREATE (Colour Research for European Advanced Technology Employment), Bristol UK, invited lecture (9/07)
187. The Louvre, Paris, seminar (9/07)
188. International Conference on Image Analysis and Processing (ICIAP), short course (9/07)
189. Venice Biennale, public lecture (9/07)
190. Museum of Modern Art, seminar (8/07)
191. Art Institute of Chicago, seminar (6/07)
192. University of Illinois, Chicago, Department of Electrical Engineering, seminar (5/07)
193. Lehigh University, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, distinguished seminar (4/07)
194. University of Maryland, College Park, Department of Computer Science, distinguished lecture (3/07)
195. SPIE Electronic Imaging, San Jose CA, contributed paper (1/07)
196. SPIE Electronic Imaging, San Jose CA, short course (1/07)
197. University of California, Irvine, Department of Computer Science, colloquium (1/07)
198. University of Washington, Seattle, Department of Electrical Engineering, colloquium (1/07)
199. Gage Art Academy and Frye Art Gallery, Seattle WA, public lecture (1/07)
200. American Association of Physics Teachers Annual Meeting, Seattle WA, invited lecture (1/07)
201. Boston University, CELEST Science of Learning series, seminar (12/06)
202. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Artificial Intelligence Lab, colloquium (12/06)
203. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT Media Lab, colloquium (12/06)
204. Harvard University, Fogg Art Museum, seminar (12/06)
205. Rice University, Department of Electrical Engineering, colloquium (11/06)
206. San Jose State University, San Jose CA, Nexus of Science and Art, seminar (11/06)
207. Optical Society of America Annual Meeting, Optical Design Symposium, lecture (10/06)
208. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy NY, Department of Physics, colloquium (10/06)
209. University of California Santa Barbara, Department of Computer Science, colloquium (9/06)
210. Carleton University, Ottawa Ontario, Department of Art History, special lecture (9/06)
211. International Conference on Pattern Recognition (ICPR), Hong Kong, contributed paper (8/06)
212. International Conference on Pattern Recognition (ICPR), Hong Kong, short course (8/06)
213. SPIE Optics and Photonics, contributed talk (8/06)
214. Cambridge University, Department of Engineering, colloquium (7/06)
215. National Gallery London, public lecture (7/06)
216. Imperial College London, Department of Physics, colloquium (7/06)
217. Sony Research Labs, Paris, seminar (7/06)
218. Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford CT, Docent Memorial Lecture (4/06)
219. Pattern recognition for the security community, Washington DC, lecture (4/06)
220. Belvédère Museum, Heerenveen Netherlands, public lecture (4/06)
221. Machines that learn workshop, Snowbird UT, banquet lecture (4/06)
222. New York University, Department of Computer Science, seminar (2/06)
223. Rutgers University, Department of Computer Science, colloquium (2/06)
224. Columbia University, Department of Computer Science, distinguished lecture (2/06)
225. University of Illinois-Champaign Urbana, Department of Computer Science, colloquium (2/06)
226. Stanford University, Department of Physics, colloquium (2/06)
227. Duke University, Department of Electrical Engineering, colloquium (12/05)
228. Harvard University, Vision Research Group, seminar (10/05)
229. Mitsubishi Electric Research Lab (MERL), seminar (10/05)
230. Metropolitan Museum of Art, public lecture (10/05)
231. University of Delaware, Program on Mathematics and Art, colloquium (10/05)
232. University of Pennsylvania, Department of Computer Science, distinguished lecture (10/05)
233. International Conference on Image Processing, Genoa Italy, short course (9/05)
234. Xerox Corporation, El Segundo CA, distinguished lecture (9/05)
235. Angel Art Academy, Florence IT, public lecture (6/05)
236. Politecnico di Milano, Milan IT, public lecture (6/05)
237. Florida Artificial Intelligence Research Symposium, plenary lecture (5/05)
238. NASA Ames Research Center, colloquium (3/05)
239. Arizona State University, Departments of Physics and Psychology, colloquium (3/05)
240. University of California at Berkeley, Vision group, colloquium (2/05)
241. SPIE Electronic Imaging, contributed talk (1/05)
242. SPIE Electronic Imaging, contributed talk (1/05)
243. SPIE Electronic Imaging, invited talk (1/05)
244. Optics and Renaissance painting symposium, Optical Society of America Annual Meeting, Rochester NY, invited lecture (10/04)
245. University of California at Santa Cruz, colloquium (10/04)
246. The Arts at St. Bede's, Menlo Park, CA, special lecture (5/04)
247. Optical Society of America, Rochester Section Annual dinner, special lecture (4/04)
248. Cantor Center for the Arts at Stanford University, special course lecture (4/04)
249. Bay Area Vision Meeting, contributed lecture (3/04)
250. SPIE Electronic Imaging, contributed lecture (1/04)
251. SPIE Electronic Imaging, invited lecture (1/04)
252. Color Imaging Conference (CIC), Arizona, plenary lecture (11/03)
253. University of Oregon, Department of Physics, colloquium (10/03)
254. U. Colorado Boulder, Optical Science and Engineering Program, colloquium (10/03)
255. San Jose State University, Department of Physics, colloquium (10/03)
256. Sonoma State University, Department of Physics and Astronomy, colloquium (9/03)
257. PARC Forum, colloquium (07/03)
258. Adobe Corporation, colloquium (07/03)
259. Rochester Institute of Technology, special public lecture (5/03)
260. NASA Goddard Engineering Division, colloquium (5/03)
261. Stanford University, Department of Physics and Applied Physics, colloquium (4/03)
262. Microsoft Research, Redmond WA, seminar (4/03)
263. University of Washington, Department of Physics, colloquium (4/03)
264. Courtauld Institute London, seminar (3/03)
265. Microsoft Research, Cambridge UK, seminar (3/03)
266. Oxford University, Workshop on Optics and Art, seminar (3/03)
267. Rochester Institute of Technology, Center for Imaging Science, colloquium (2/03)
268. University of Rochester, Institute of Optics, colloquium (2/03)
269. University of Maryland, Department of Physics, colloquium (2/03)
270. Optical Society of Northern California, public lecture (11/02)
271. Society for Literature and Science (SLS), Pasadena CA, contributed talk (10/02)
272. Carnegie-Mellon University, Department of Art and Art History, colloquium (9/02)
273. Cantor Center for the Arts at Stanford University, public lecture (9/02)
274. Stanford University Department of Computer Science, Computer Graphics Group, seminar (5/02)
275. Stanford University Department of Art History, seminar (3/02)

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