The DXARTS Computing Lab is located in 132 Raitt Hall on the University of Washington's Seattle campus. It primarily supports students working on both class-based and independent artistic works. The lab has an extensive array of hardware and software tools for 3D animation, 3D video, multi-channel audio, video post-production and mastering. The computer equipment in the lab has been recently upgraded to fully support a 4K video production workflow.
Students taking DXARTS classes are strongly encouraged to work on independent projects and the lab is configured to enable both individual and group projects. It is a highly collaborative environment, with students from many disciplines working together. Since it’s inception, this lab has served as a core of common discourse in digital arts research and has been used by students to create many nationally and internationally recognized works.