[Leonardo/ISAST Network] Join Leonardo today and help shape the arts of tomorrow!

[Leonardo/ISAST]

22 March 2005

Dear Leonardo Enthusiast,

Since 1968, Leonardo has documented the work of artists who continually push
the boundaries of innovation by working at the frontiers of art, science and
technology. When the non-profit organization the International Society for
the Arts, Sciences and Technology (ISAST) was formed in 1982 to further the
mission of the journal, Leonardo grew into an expanded network of artists,
educators, scientists and researchers with the common goal of sharing ideas
and projects through dialogue with other members of this fascinating and
unique community. 

We invite you to join the Leonardo community with an annual membership in
Leonardo/ISAST. Your membership will open the door to a wealth of writings
on the arts, sciences and technology and how they impact contemporary
culture in twenty-first-century society. A Leonardo/ISAST membership also
provides access to a wide range of benefits, including an annual listing in
the Leonardo Electronic Directory (available on Leonardo On-Line); 20% off
all titles in MIT Press's Leonardo Book Series; the right to nominate
artists for the Leonardo Awards Program; invitations to join us at upcoming
conferences and symposia such as the prestigious College Art Association
annual conference; the first annual New Media Art History Conference at
Banff Center, Canada; and the Pacific Rim New Media Summit (pre-conference
to ISEA 2006) in San Jose, CA. 

Becoming a member is easy! By subscribing to one of our publications you
become a member of Leonardo/ISAST.

There are several options for you to choose from:

Supporting membership - $77 (Leonardo/Leonardo Music Journal annual
subscription + benefits)
Student/retired membership - $48 (Leonardo/Leonardo Music Journal annual
subscription + benefits)
Associate membership - $35 (Leonardo Electronic Almanac annual subscription
+ benefits)
Music membership - $32 (Leonardo Music Journal annual subscription +
benefits)

Topics, titles and special sections featured in upcoming issues include:
"The Raw Data Diet: All Consuming Bodies and the Shape of Things to Come" by
Lynn Hershman; "37°C: From the Inside of a Being to the Thin Line of Life"
by Polona Tratnik; Live Art on the Internet special section, guest edited by
Martha Wilson; ArtScience, the Essential Connection special section, guest
edited by Robert Root-Bernstein; and The Word: Voice, Language and
Technology (LMJ 15), special issue edited by Nicolas Collins.

Join the Leonardo community with an annual membership and subscription today
and help shape the arts of tomorrow! 

Start your benefits by subscribing via our website:
http://leonardo.info/members.html or contacting our publisher MIT Press
directly: journals-orders at mit.edu; (617) 253-2889.


Pamela Grant-Ryan
Managing Editor, Leonardo