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In collaboration with a network of museums and visual arts institutions both national and international, The Chelsea Art Museum seeks to present important, but relatively unexplored dimensions of 20th and 21st Century art, particularly focusing on artists that have been less exposed in the United States than in their home countries. Digital Art @ Google Artist TalksGoogle Launches exhibition program with the Project Room for New Media Artist Talks Schedule (all events: doors open at 5:30pm, presentation at 6:00)
Location: Google, Inc. 75 Ninth Ave, 2nd Floor New York, NY
Google and The Project Room for New Media at Chelsea Art Museum (CAM) in New York have launched an exhibition program, Digital Art @Google NYC, which will engage Googlers with the art world and promote creativity with digital technology. Data Poetics, opened June 11 with works by well-known international digital artists, ScottDraves, R. Luke DuBois, Aaron Koblin, Mark Napier, W. Bradford Paley, Lincoln Schatz, John F.Simon, Jr., Thomson and Craighead, Martin Wattenberg and Fernanda Viegas.The exhibitions and artist talks take place at Google and are open to guests at times announced above. Mark Napier Mark Napier is recognized as one of the first the explore the potential of the Internet as a space for public art by questioning fexed designs of web navigation and dissolving information into abstract expressionism. John F. Simon, Jr. Best known for his software and screen based artworks, John F. Simon,Jr. uses the unique properties of digital media to create time-basedpaintings whose compositions never repeat. R. Luke DuBois R. Luke DuBois is a composer, artist, and performer who explores thetemporal, verbal, and visual structures of cultural ephemera. Stemmingfrom his investigations of "time-lapse phonography," his recent workis a sonic and encyclopedic relative to time-lapse photography. Scott Draves Draves is a software artist best known as the creator of the Electric Sheep(1999), a continually evolving abstract animation with 350,000 activemonthly participants.He created the original Flame algorithm in 1991 and the Bombinteractive visual-musical instrument in 1995. Draves' softwareartworks are released as open source and have been used for two decadesby many other artists and designers in their own work. W. Bardford Paley Bradford Paley is a designer who often uses computers to transcribe formsout of information. It is central to his practice that the resultingworks are readable: that they can support discourse about the subject of the work as readily, or more readily, than about the form of the work.
22.07.2010 | Chelsea Art Museum's blog Cat. : AGENDA |
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