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Ælab, DATA DATA is the new project by the Ælab collective. It is a research, production and exhibition project that focuses on the representation of the micro and nanometric image.
Philip Beesley After studying fine art at Queen's University (Kingston, Canada), Philip Beesley completed a degree in architecture at the University of Toronto (Canada).
Sandro Canavezzi de Abreu, VOID The interactive installation VOID has evolved from a prototype of a physical interface called M(n)EMO, which Canavezzi devised within a residency at the Podewil contemporary art centre in Berlin.
CAPACETE, Mobile Culture Founded in 1998 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, CAPACETE presents and produces projects by artists from Brazil and elsewhere.
Centre International d'Art Contemporain, The 1998 Biennale de Montréal : BeWare 02 by Sensorium Sensorium is an Internet site that presents Web projects created by a group of Japanese writers, musicians, designers, cultural anthropologists and programmers.
Nina Czegledy An independent media artist, curator and writer, Nina Czegledy divides her time between Canada and Europe.
Sharon Daniel Sharon Daniel is a video and new media artist working in database aesthetics and interface design.
Sara Diamond Sara Diamond was born in 1954 in New York City and later moved to Canada with her family.
Toni Dove Since the early 1990s, she has produced works that redefine the form of the traditional narrative through the use of interactive components.
Alan Dunning, Representations of the Body in Liquid Media Spaces A collaborative effort with leading scientists, the Einstein Brain Project comprises a series of immersive environments.
Alan Dunning Alan Dunning lives in Calgary (Alberta, Canada) where he heads up the department of media arts and digital technologies at the Alberta College of Art.
Marc Fournel, Tontauben Tontauben is an interactive instrument for creating sound and will be used in installations and performances.
Galerie Séquence, Residency of Rober Racine Galerie Séquence has striven to keep pace with new artistic practices that combine several mediums, including new technologies.
Juan Geuer Though Juan Geuer was born in 1917 in the Dutch city of Soest, he has adopted several countries as his home and they have all marked his art, science and sensibilities toward human perceptions of space and time.
Trevor Gould, Three Dimensional Blur with Digital Wind and Accessories In his work, Trevor Gould regards sculpture as a form of social material and exhibition as a form of cultural research.
Trevor Gould "I work from the insight that sculpture is a form of social material and that my exhibitions involve the production of artwork that can be viewed as a form of cultural research."
The Guggenheim Museum and the Daniel Langlois Foundation, The Variable Media Network The variable media concept was developed in 1998 by Jon Ippolito, an associate curator at the Guggenheim Museum in New York.
Usman Haque The London-based architect and artist Usman Haque designs interactive architectural systems and is interested in the ways that people relate to each other and to their surrounding space.
Usman Haque, Sky Ear The artist has set out to make explicit our interactions with the sky by offering an event that allows a wide public to not only see and hear electromagnetic waves, but to actually interact with them.
Steve Heimbecker Saskatchewan native Steve Heimbecker studied fine arts at the Alberta College of Art and Design (Calgary, Canada).
Steve Heimbecker, Wind Array Cascade Machine - Si(g)n(e) Wind Array Cascade Machine (WACM) is a device that captures the wind's direction and movement and then streams the resulting data on the Web and uses them for installation projects.
Lynn Hershman Lynn Hershman Leeson was born in Cleveland, Ohio, where her father had immigrated from Montreal.
Susanne Jaschko, Researcher in Residence (2005) A research project on the temporal and spatial design of new media-based installation art, its perception and influence on the visitor's behavior
Eduardo Kac, Genesis 2 Genesis 2 is the second phase of an earlier project by Eduardo Kac entitled Genesis 1, a transgenic installation.
John Klima After working for major computer firms like Microsoft, Klima decided to devote his time to creating complex interactive environments using the knowledge he'd acquired on the job.
Susan Kozel Through her work, Susan Kozel researches the physical and philosophical vocabularies emerging from the convergence of dance and media technologies.
Martin Kusch Born in Austria in 1964, Martin Kusch became involved in the media arts after studying art history, philosophy and painting at the Technical University and Academy of Fine Arts in Berlin (1982-1989).
George Legrady, Pockets Full of Memories Pockets Full of Memories is a two room interactive installation. The exhibition's goal is to present a real time construction of an archive/collection of objects to represent the audience visiting the exhibition.
148 audiovisual documents
58 web sites
Part of Web site
Ride, Peter. – «David Rokeby in converstion with Peter Ride». – David Rokeby : Silicon Remembers Carbon, 2007. – From 'The New Media Handbook' by Andrew Dewdney and Peter Ride, Routledge 2006. {{www.rokebyshow.org.uk}}
Part of Web site
Ride, Peter. – «Who remembers what?». – David Rokeby : Silicon Remembers Carbon, 2007. {{www.rokebyshow.org.uk}}
735 documents in the collection
Book
Dixon, Steve ; Smith, Barry. – Digital performance : a history of new media in theatre, dance, performance art, and installation. – Cambridge : MIT Press, 2007. – 809 p. – (Leonardo book series).
Book
Kotz, Mary Lynn. – Rauschenberg : art and life. – New edition. – New York : Harry N. Abrams, 2004. – 352 p.
362 events
Solo exhibition
To Shine, Front Gallery, Vancouver, B. C., Canada, 1993. – Organisation : Western Front, Vancouver.
Solo exhibition
Jin-me Yoon : Between Departure and Arrival, Western Front, Vancouver, B. C., Canada, January 8-February 8, 1998.