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Recent, Current, and Upcoming Events

Border Control Symposium and Exhibition

Borders and boundaries, both tangible and ephemeral, are closely tied to the ways in which humanity has always made sense of the world, and of its place in it. The New Media Caucus brought together artists and scholars to critically engage relevant topics. Threads, a thematically related sound-walk was presented as one of the participatory artist-led walks, September 19, 2019.

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Seeing Sound

A group show of work by artists that use sound as an art medium and subject. Curated by Natalie Nelson, Pence Gallery, Davis, CA, June 2019.

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[If...] [Then] Art at the Digital Interface

The exhibition featured contemporary artists who use technology to achieve effects not possible with traditional art media alone. Curated by Seumas R. Coutts, PhD., Arts Benicia, CA, March 2019.

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Visiting Artist in Residence

Beaconhouse National University, Lahore, Pakistan, April 2019.

Visiting Artist lecture, April 19 2019.

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Ecotones

Solo show at Kaneko Gallery, American River College, CA, comprising three works: an immersive (VR) environment created for the HTC Vive headset; augmented reality (AR) drawings, containing image triggers for AR content; and a video installation, January - February 2019 

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Artist in Residence

Hochschule für Musik und Theater, Hamburg, June-July 2018

Artist lecture on July 3, artwork screened at the Hochschule on July 10.

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Conversations at the Edge

Visiting artist for the Conversations at the Edge Series, School of the Art Institute, Chicago, with Claudia Hart and LaTurbo Avedon, The Real-Fake 10/19/2017.

"Organized by the Department of Film, Video, New Media, and Animation in collaboration with the Gene Siskel Film Center and the Video Data Bank, Conversations at the Edge is a dynamic weekly series of screenings, performances, and talks by groundbreaking media artists".


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In the Time of the Butterflies

Multimedia set for In the Time of the Butterflies, playwright Caridad Svich, based on the novel by Julie Alvarez. Directed by Dr. Roberto Pomo at the Playwright's Theater, Department of Theater and Dance, CSUS. Feature by Craig Koscho

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Real-Fake.org

Exhibition at Rhode Island College (RI) and Conneticut College (CT), October 2017, with a panel discussion at Rhode Island College, 10/5/17

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Collider8:[Voxel]

Collider8:[Voxel]exhibition, curated by Markus Vogl and Margarita Benitez at Emily Davis Gallery, University of Akron, Ohio, April 2017.

"The exhibition includes the work of 19 regional and national artists. Among the grouping are artists such as Mark Amerika, Rachel Clarke, Kasumi, and Jason Ferguson".

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Art Street

A temporary, multi-disciplinary arts project in Sacramento, CA, by M5Arts. In and around a warehouse at 300 1st Avenue, owned by The Mill at Broadway. The exhibit spanned over 65,000 SF of indoor and outdoor space.

Artists featured were both local and from around the globe, February 3-25, 2017.

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Real-Fake.org

The real-fake.org.2.0 at Bronx Art Space presents approaches employed by artists exploring artificial xyz space, the non-referenced synthetic image or object, and the specific qualities of the virtual camera that records it. The artists all use 3D software to create work ranging from the still image to animation and interactive installation, November-December, 2016.

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Past Events

Signal Culture

Artist in Residence at Signal Culture, New York, August 2016.




Warm Heart Art

Artist in Residence at Warm Heart Art, Tanzania, June 2016.




Amalgamated Spaces

A solo show at The Building Imagination Center, California State University, Stanislaus, October 2015. Featuring videos and augmented reality works (image below: video still from Qi, 2015).



Merging Spaces

A solo show of Augmented Reality (AR) works for Another Year in LA Gallery, May 2015. The works combine physical and virtual modes of creation, and though a free AR app, are experienced on the viewer's mobile device (image below: Merging Spaces 4, an augmented reality sculpture). 



ISEA 2015 Disruption

"Terra Incognita" was screened in Refraction, curated by Kate Armstrong and Malcolm Levy.



Balance/Unbalance 2015



"Terra Incognita" at ASU Night Gallery, for the Balance/Unbalance conference at Arizona State University, March 2015

Broadway Augmented

A National Endowment for the Arts grant-funded augmented reality virtual public art project where site-specific virtual works were placed along the Broadway Corridor, Sacramento. The project launched in fall 2014. Artists: Rachel Clarke, Ben Hunt, Gioia Fonda, Jose Carlos Casado, Joseph Delappe, Malcom Cochran, Mark Emerson, Michael Rees, Rebecca Krinke, Sabrina Ratte and Chris Manzione.


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Where Do we Come From? What Are We? Where are we Going?

Group exhibition at the Center for Peacebuilding, Bosnia Herzegovina, November 2014



Art and Poetics

Group exhibition at Mahmoud Darwish Museum in Ramallah, Palestine, August 2014 and Dar al-Kalima University College of Arts and Culture, Bethlehem - Palestine, September 2014.

Ars Electronica Festival, 2014

"Terra Incognita" at Ars Electronica Festival, September 2014, as part of the Inner Worlds screening.



The New Romantics Catalog

Catalog for The New Romantics, an exhibition at Eyebeam, NY April – May 2014, exploring the ways in which contemporary artists using digital media engage the body, representations of nature, poetic irony, and expressions of individuality as originally expressed in 19th Century Romanticism.



The New Romantics full color illustrated catalog - edited by Rachel Clarke, Nicolas O’Brien and Claudia Hart - features the artists in the exhibition, interviews conducted with the artists, and essays by prominent writers. It is produced in conjunction with the seditons New Romantics special collection.

Published by Intellect Books, UK. It can be purchased in the US from Turpin


VISUALIZING DATA: The Art of Information

Curated by Jeanne Hunter-Moore at Work: Detroit, MI, March - April 2014.


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Identidad

Group exhibition at Project Space, University of the Andes, Bogota, Columbia, March 2014


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New Media Caucus 3D Printing Panel and Roundtable Discussion

3D Printing Panel and Roundtable Discussion with artists using 3D print technologies in their work Thursday 13th February 2:30 – 5:00pm at The Center for Book and Paper, Columbia College, Chicago, Chicago. Co-chaired with Chicago-based artist Tom Burtonwood. Artists: Morehshin Allahyari, David Van Ness, Taylor Hokanson, Tom Lauerman, Kristin Mallinger, Sophie Kahn, Luis Navarro, Andrew F. Scott, Barbara Rauch, and Jason Ferguson.




Full Frame

Group exhibition at Aggregate Space, Oakland, CA, 1.3.14 - 2.8.14. Artists: Pabi Chulo, Rachel Clarke, Omer Gal, Evie Leder, Julia Litman-Cleper, Dave Meyers, and Collin McKelvey. Curated by Conrad M. Meyers II and Pete Hickok.




Unmapping

A solo show at Lamar Dodd School of Art, University of Georgia 9.15.13 - 11.1.13, curated by Jeffrey Whittle. Visiting artist at Lamar Dodd School of Art 9.17.13 - 9.21.13 Artist lecture 9.19.13


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