The Association for Computational Creativity organises the International Conference on Computational Creativity (ICCC). The next conference in the series is:

• ICCC’25 – Campinas, Brazil

Past ICCC

Since 2010 the ACC has organised the following international conferences:

• ICCC’24 – Jönköping, Sweden
• ICCC’23 – Waterloo in Ontario, Canada
• ICCC’22 – Bozen-Bolzano, Italy
• ICCC’21 – Mexico City, Mexico
• ICCC’20 – Coimbra, Portugal
• ICCC’19 – North Carolina, USA
• ICCC’18 – Salamanca, España
• ICCC’17 – Atlanta, USA
• ICCC’16 – Paris, France
• ICCC’15 – Park City, Utah, USA
• ICCC’14 – Ljubljana, Slovenia
• ICCC’13 – Sydney, Australia
• ICCC’12 – Dublin, Ireland
• ICCC’11 – Mexico City, Mexico
• ICCC’10 – Lisbon, Portugal

ICCC Proceedings

Download ICCC Proceedings here

ICCC Policies

The Association for Computational Creativity (ACC) strives to maintain the highest standards
in the management of the annual ICCC conference. This aim is reflected in the association’s
criteria for appointing conference chairs (both general chairs and programme chairs) and in
the actions it takes to increase the diversity of its community and the opportunities afforded
to its members. The programme chair is specifically tasked with maintaining the quality,
fairness and transparency of the reviewing process, which is conducted in a double-blind
manner to ensure equality of treatment for all. The association’s policies are designed to
foster talent within the community, by providing opportunities for enthusiastic members to
shoulder greater responsibilities within the organization. These opportunities are specifically
designed to foster greater diversity (of age, culture, background, and gender) within the
community and broader connections with other communities. It is the stated policy of the
ACC to embrace diversity in its choice of chairs and of keynote speakers, and to address the
historical gender imbalance in the community (and in Computer Science overall) through
the careful selection of balanced panels and guest speakers. In addition, local chairs are
reminded to introduce each new iteration of the conference with a statement of values to
emphasize the ACC’s commitment to respect, tolerance, diversity and academic freedom (see below).

ICCC Declaration of values

The International Conference on Computational Creativity (ICCC) is an open, international, academic conference. Thus, the conference is open to all delegates regardless of any demographic, religious or sexual preference consideration and we welcome ICCC participants from all over the world. We strongly encourage scholarly discussions among the attendees. However, the conference will not accept any inappropriate behavior, like discrimination or harassment, in any form for any reason against anyone. If you see any cases of inappropriate behavior, please talk to chair of the Association for Computational Creativity, or the ICCC conference chairs, or any member of the ICCC steering committee.

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Previous Events

The ICCC conference series was proceeded by several International Joint Workshops on Computational Creativity (IJWCC):

• Fifth IJWCC, 2008 – Madrid, Spain
• Fourth IJWCC, 2007 – London, UK
• Third IJWCC, 2006 – Trento, Italy
• Second IJWCC, 2005 – Edinburgh, UK
• First IJWCC, 2004 – Madrid, Spain

Related Events

Other events related to computational creativity have included:

• 2ND PROSECCO Code-Camp, April 6th to 8th, 2016
• PROSECCO Autumn School on Computational Creativity, 2013 – Porvoo, Finland
• Autumn School on Computational Creativity, 2011 – Porvoo, Finland
• AAAI Spring Symposium on Creative Intelligent Systems, 2008 – Stanford, CA, USA
• AISB’99 Symposium on Musical Creativity, 1999 – Edinburgh, Scotland