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Carole Kim is an interdisciplinary artist with a focus on performance-based video installation. Her practice in time-based performance/ installations combines digital/ new media technologies and the sensitivity of the improvisational live performer/ participant. The work emphasizes video¹s capacity as a live medium and the illusory architecture of layered video projection in space. The moving image is spatially mapped onto a site, compositing in real space. One is aware that the projections are being constructed in the moment. Recent venues include REDCAT/Disney Hall, the Getty Center, the Museum of Contemporary Art-Los Angeles, the Stanford Jazz Festival and Engine 27 (New York). Chana Morgenstern was born and raised in Jerusalem and resides in San Francisco. She is the author of Touching New Jersey (Red Letters Press). For two years she served as the writer-in-residence at School of the Arts Creative Writing Department. Her plays and monologues have been performed at the New College Theater and Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Forum. Currently, she is getting her MFA in fiction at Bard College and working on two upcoming novellas. Chana is co-founder of Artifact: a series of innovative writing, which she curates with Melissa Benham. She is the recipient of Miriam Ylvisaker Fellowship in Fiction and has recently published stories in Red Letters Journal, On our Backs Magazine, El Pobre Mouse and forthcoming in Blithe House Quarterly. Branden Koch lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. Regarding his process he says "I like it when Painting keeps me on my toes: like a seductive lead on, perhaps a one-night stand. Dancing between a rough edge and a bad taste, a full belly and an experiment, a glancing observation and an improvisational cadence, where the process is never intended to fix itself and the outcome is a controlled experiment of the unexpected." Joshua Thorson is a videomaker living in Brooklyn who draws and paints. Mary Jo Toles is a Professor of Photography, currently residing in Cleveland, Ohio. She has been working with high-voltage imaging since 1971, when she discovered an article in a Russian scientific journal on Kirlian photography, and built her first apparatus for imaging with the assistance of a translator and an electrician. Her work is an ongoing investigation through process and materials. These investigations through series provide an extensive format in order to scrutinize details and focus attention on aspects and relationships of bits of experience of this world; This work often involves language, dichotomy, paradox – a world in an active, engaging state of constant change and chaos. |
Charles Mayton lives and works in NYC. He is an MFA candidate at Bard College. He has a BFA from Ringling School of Art and Design and has attended the Yale-Norfolk Program as well as the New York Studio Program. Paula Hayes lives and works in NYC. She is represented by Salon 94 and R 20th Century, NY. Her work has been shown at various venues including Galerie fur Landschaftkunst, Hamburg, Germany, Ac Project Room, NY, Eigen + Art, Berlin, Germany, Fawbush Gallery, NY, and recently The Queens Museum of Art. paulahayes@paulahayes.com Eric Sanchez says regarding his project: "G.L.O. (Genetics, Light, Organisms) is an installation investigating cultural beliefs associated with biotechnology, control and access. G.L.O. is composed of bioluminescent bacteria, time-lapse video, and mixed media sculpture. Viewers are invited to interact with the installation by wearing latex gloves prior to seeing the room. The gloves are then disposed of in the biohazard container adjacent to the room. The bacteria Vibrio Fischeri, a naturally occurring marine bacteria, glowing gene has been isolated and injected in other bacterium and organisms to innovate research techniques. G.L.O. is an investigation the human desire to control and adapt our environment, Nature vs. Technology." Heidi Pollard lives and paints in Brooklyn, NY. Her awards include grants from the Pollock-Krasner Foundation and the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, an Aljira: Emerge Fellowship, and residencies at Headlands Center for the Arts, the Ragdale Foundation, and the Ucross Foundation. Pollard has exhibited her paintings in venues across the United States, including: Tyler School of Art, and Vox Populi, Philadelphia, PA; AS 220, Providence, RI; The Albuquerque Museum, 516 Artspace and The Harwood Art Center, Albuquerque, NM. Crispin Webb was born in charleston WV in 1977 and resides in Mt Vernon Ohio. Mail art, video, performance, photography, mechanical electronic, web-based collaborations, and ephemeral timebased objects describe the overall focus of his work over the past 2 or 3 years. He is attending the milton avery graduate school of the arts at bard college, during the summer and has exhibited in the US, germany, and belguim. http://www.crispinwebb.com |
Christopher Landau is an MFA candidate at U Michigan at Ann Arbor. He has shown at various galleries including Jean Paul Slusser Gallery and 555 Gallery, Ann Arbor, MI; Tsing Hua University, Beijing, China and Zygote Press, Cleveland, OH. cmlandau@umich.edu Dorothy Gambrell was born in Illinois, and educated at Illinois College and Union College of Law. She was a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from 1891 to 1895, during which time she became the leader of the free silver movement. Dorothy negotiated 30 treaties of arbitration with foreign countries as secretary of state before resigning in 1915 in protest against the Wilson administration's hostile attitude towards Germany. Her later years were devoted to the advocacy of fundamentalism, most notably as a prosecutor during the Scopes monkey trial. Seth Fragomen lives and writes in New York City.sef2008@columbia.edu Andrea Moreau was born in Elmhurst, Illinois in 1974. She has exhibited her work in various group shows in Ohio and Rhode Island and is now looking for an apartment in New York, where she plans to continue her studio practice. This past year, Andrea received her M.F.A. from the Ohio State University, where she worked as a graduate assistant to Ann Hamilton. She received her undergraduate education from Macalester College in Saint Paul, Minnesota and from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where she received her B.F.A. in Painting. Michelle Murphy received her BFA in photography and digital media from the Cleveland Institute of Art in 2004. Since graduation she has been with RS Information Systems at the NASA Glenn Research Center as a Photographer, Digital Imaging Specialist, and Videographer. Murphy combines her interest and experience in contemporary art and science. She uses a variety of objects (including screen-printed t-shirts for sale) and projected imagery to explore the world of genetically modified plants and animals.
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