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Ever wanted to step inside an instrument and play it? With Jiffer Harriman’s Solarophone you can.

So what did those busy hackers get up to during their 24-hour creation binge?

In February, ATLAS hosted the University of Colorado Boulder's first-ever women's hackathon, an event intended to promote gender diversity in technology and creative industries.

Michael Theodore, director of the ATLAS Center for Media Art and Performance, has created an installation,"Supraliminal," that senses its viewers.

When instruments are re-purposed so their sounds aren't reproducible by human hands, you experience the work of Trimpin.

Effusive praise from The New York Times for Michelle Ellsworth's "Clytigation: State of Exception," which runs Nov 11–15 at The Chocolate Factory Theater in Queens, NY.

"... bringing art and technology together in a creative application helps people engage with one another, play, have fun, be creative and collaborate."

Michelle Ellsworth, associate director of ATLAS Institute’s Center for Media, Arts and Performance (CMAP) and associate professor at CU’s department of Theatre and Dance wins $80,000 Doris Duke Impact Award.

The ATLAS Institute hires three new tenure-track faculty members, reflecting an increased emphasis on research. “We are cultivating a vibrant community of creative technologists and artists,” says Gross.

Bobby Schnabel, the founding executive director of ATLAS and a valued member of its advisory board, has been named CEO of the Association for Computing Machinery. “Without Bobby, there would be no ATLAS,” said Mark Gross, director of the ATLAS Institute. “We’re delighted by this news."