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Artwork: Digital Watch

1 page in this Web Site

Jim Campbell
Originally a filmmaker, Campbell turned to science after having worked for several years on a personally difficult film on mental illness.

1 audiovisual document

Jim Campbell, Digital Watch, 1991

Jim Campbell, Digital Watch, 1991.

Black and white video cameras, 50 video monitor, custom electronics, watch.

Courtesy of the artist and San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Doris and Donald G. Fisher Fund.

4 web sites

Web site
INTERACTIVE at the Salina Art Center. – Salina : Salina Art Center, 1996. {{www.et-arts.com}}

Part of Web site
«Digital watch». – International Academy of Media Arts and Sciences. – Ogaki : International Academy of Media Arts and Sciences. {{www.iamas.ac.jp}}

Part of Web site
Self, Dana. – «Jim Campbell : digital watch». – Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art. – Kansas City : The Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art. {{www.kemperart.org}}

23 documents in the collection

Book
Wilson, Stephen. – Information arts : intersections of art, science, and technology. – Cambridge : MIT Press, 2002. – 945 p.

Video
Video documentation : selected works : Jim Campbell. – [s.d.]. – VHS, col., sound, 10 min 49 s.

Text in periodical
«[Conversations with Jim Campbell] : interactivity». – Works + conversations. – No. 2 (May 1999). – P. 20-30.

9 events

Group exhibition
Mortal Coil : Mourning Becomes Electronic, Mary Porter Sesnon Art Gallery, Porter College, University of California, Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, Calif., United States, May 7, June 15, 1996.

Group exhibition
Interactivity, Salina Art Center, Salina, Kan., United States, June 29-September 1, 1996.

Group exhibition
Meditations in Time : Selections from the Permanent Collection of Media Arts, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, Calif., United States, January 24-April 22, 1997.