With a long history of teaching many ages (from pre-K through graduate students), satorimedia under the direction of Jeffrey Gray Miller has used the diversity and flexibility of a performance technology background for many successful and ongoing workshops, seminars, and seasonal curricula. If we can do it, we can teach you how to as well--if you'd like a custom-tailored training program in anything from juggling to digital video, contact us!

And the end of all our exploring

Will be to arrive where we started

And know the place for the first time.

--T. S. Eliot

INTUITION AND INTERFACE:Some thoughts on Performance Technology and Media in General

satorimedia's Rules of Performance Technology

EDUCATION links:

TRIAD : One of the more unusual projects ever undertaken by satorimedia, this involved three groups of children--in the U.S., with Jeffrey Gray Miller, in the UK, with Sita Popat, and in Portugal with Stefan Jurgens--using the internet to collaboratively create and perform dance pieces. Sponsored by ORACLE Systems, Ultralab-UK, and the UW-Madison Dance Department, the project was a learning experience for all. A documentary about the process is in production, along with a CDROM detailing the use of the internet as a collaborative creative medium for children.

Technology and the Arts is a class jointly taught by Jeffrey Gray Miller and longtime satorimedia associate, Jennifer Taylor. Students will learn fun and exciting new methods of collaborating with others to create art. They will explore Ephemeral Art, art that is created in the moment through natural surroundings; Collage Art, group effort unified through artwork; and Sculptural Art, exploring the world of 3-D, including visual and performance arts. Our experiences and artwork will be documented through digital photography and video.

Minor Keys Music : In some ways this is what started satorimedia: in 1992, Jeffrey Gray Miller began teaching a general music curriculum at Countryside Montessori Preschool in Madison, WI. Now having branched out to other Montessori Schools and including drama and dance in the curriculum, Minor Keys is still going strong, with a both a CD and music video produced for children. On the site are lyrics to the rather non-traditional songs sung by "Mr. Jeff", including some original favorites like "The Booger Song."