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March 2008

Shih Chieh Huang: Asian Contemporary Art Week

The Gabarron Foundation Carriage House Center for the Arts is delighted to participate in the Asian Contemporary Art Week by collaborating in a two-venue group exhibition of cutting-edge Taiwanese contemporary art. As part of the collaborative exchange, artist Shih-Chieh Huang will install his massive and billowing work Organic Concept in the Gabarron Foundation’s historic Carriage House Center for the Arts at 149 East 38th Street. The opening reception will take place on March 21, 2008 from 6 – 8pm.



via Artinfo

Amy Franceschini at SEA

Amy Franceschini of Free Soil is participating in SEA (Social Environmental Aesthetics) at Exit Art.

"Exit Art is pleased to announce the opening of E.P.A. (Environmental Performance Actions), the first project of S.E.A, a large-scale program dealing with current environmental concerns and the way artists respond to them. E.P.A is a group exhibition surveying recent performance work from around the world that addresses current environmental crises."

via Sprayblog

[v. 2.0] of ZERO1 commissioned work at YCAM

Ryoji Ikeda's datamatics was co-commissioned by ZERO1 | ISEA2006 with the AV Festival 06. [ver 2.0] of datamatics the new, full-length version of Ryoji Ikeda's acclaimed audiovisual concert is being presented at YCAM.

McCoys at Miami Basel

ZERO1 has commissioned a new work, Heaven and Hell, by Jennifer and Kevin McCoy for Superlight. While we wait, here is some vid of their remarkable And the Band Played On at Miami Basel late last year.



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Heidi Kumao awarded Robert Johnson Endowed Fellowship

Heidi Kumao, with Chip Jansen, presented CNNplusplus at the 1st Biennial ZeroOne San Jose (as it was called then) as part of C4F3 interactive cafe.

Congratulations to Heidi, who has been selected as the first recipient of the Robert Johnson Endowed Fellowship at the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts.



via Virginia Center for the Creative Arts

Szyhalski: We are working all the time

Piotr Szyahlski's Leaflet Project will be presented as part of the 01SJ Biennial Superlight exhibition at the San Jose Museum of Art as well as in public space during the Festival, June 4-8.



The Leaflet Project grows out of Szyhalski's overarching "Labor Camp" project, which Weisman Art Museum curator Diane Mullin writes about in T(his) story has no end (or, we work all the time).



Vapor at Southern Exposure

Jordan Geiger's Day for Night, part of Who's On First? / What's On Second? is a "robotic exoskeleton that slowly alters the space in which it is installed." It will premiere at the 01SJ Festival in June. Friday, March 14, Geiger has co-curated with Alison Sant the exhibition Vapor at Southern Exposure.



The show will feature a survey of new art, architecture and design that takes our declining air quality as the subject matter, medium and metaphor for creative work. Often inspired by forms of activism, the works react to the sources of climate change through the use of technologies - sensors, databases, and communications equipment - that are only recently accessible outside a lab. In this sense, the show's title also refers to the growing means by which this art is being produced, in addition to the ubiquity of greenhouse gases and other air conditions that serve as this art's medium. Vapor proposes new ways of modeling, testing and finding solutions to the problems of air quality and greenhouse gas emissions.



The Tech identifies four virtual exhibits that will live in the real museum world

The Tech Museum of Innovation, a 01SJ partner organization, announced the first four winners of its virtual exhibit design competition in The Tech in Second Life®, also known as The Tech Virtual. The winning virtual exhibits have been selected to be built and physically installed in the "real world" Tech Museum, and will be unveiled in conjunction with the 01SJ Global Festival of Arts on the Edge in June. The new exhibits will be the first in a new Gallery at The Tech focused on the theme of the science and technology underpinnings of art, film and music.

The first four winning exhibits to be incorporated into the physical museum include:

A Tour of Second Life with Adam Nash

Artist Adam Nash's Ways to Wave will be presented at the 2nd Biennial 01SJ Global Festival of Art on the Edge. For the Superlight exhibition at the festival, Nash is developing an immersive audiovisual virtual sculpture in Second Life that uses a beautiful realworld physical controller.

Take a tour of this much-discussed cultural phenomenon with Australia’s first artists in residence in Second Life - new media artist, composer, programmer, performer and writer Adam Nash and graphic designer, web developer and new media artist Chris Dodds.

Adam Nash and collaborator Chris Dodds will be giving a tour of their work Thursday, 27 March 2008, 6pm, at the Screen Pit.

via geek girl.

Remix: June 3, 2008

Remix: From Science to Art and Back in the Digital Age :: June 3, 2008 :: UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA.

A Three day symposium and festival of new media and art will be hosted by the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive and the Berkeley Center for New Media. This event is timed to link with 01SJ: A Global Festival of Art on the Edge, so come spend the week in the Bay Area and be part of the biggest explosion of new media art in the nation.

The symposium runs from June 1-3, 2008.

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2007 FUSE:_conversation

FUSE:_ conversation is a series of lectures presented by nominated and commissioned artists as part of their candidacy for FUSE: collaboration. The participants will be presenting overviews of their past projects and works with a specific focus on how their artistic practice might engage with the residency structure. Emphasizing collaboration, the artists will speak about how they would explore the opportunities for partnership offered by the residency.

Lightness Ruhls

"Lightness isn't stupidity. ... It's actually a philosophical and aesthetic viewpoint, deeply serious, and has a kind of wisdom - stepping back to be able to laugh at horrible things even as you're experiencing them."

Sarah Ruhl in John Lahr, "Surreal Life: The Plays of Sarah Ruhl," The New Yorker, March 17, 2008, p. 80.

Joyce Hinterding's Aeriology at AV Fest

Aeriology, Joyce Hinterding, 1997 (photo Ian Hobbs)

Joyce Hinterding and David Haines present a new piece, Black Canyon and Earth Field in the 01SJ Biennial Superlight exhibtion.

Hinterding's Aeriologoy was recently present at the AV Festival 08.

Aeriology could be described in terms of a project for an unfolding of the ethereal. Twenty kilometers of copper wire wrap the Reg Vardy Gallery to form an energy gatherer, one where form in the nature of a coil expands the possibilities for an art concerned with lines, flows and folds. These harmonising coils reveal unseen activity through sympathetic amplification.

Niche

Daniel Faust will present a new Untitled series, 2007/08, as part of the 01SJ Biennial Superlight exhibition at the San Jose Museum of Art .

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David Edwards

Jay Cantor

110 Photographs by Daniel Faust

Kota Ezawa at Met

Kota Ezawa, whose new work will be exhibited in Superlight at the San Jose Museum of Art, has work in Photography on Photography: Reflections on the Medium since 1960 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art April 8 - October 19, 2008.



via artworld

awards

At the 1st Biennial 01SJ Global Festival of Art on the Edge, ZER01 awarded the following prizes:

Lynn Hershman-Leeson, the IBM Innovation that Matters Award

More information about the 2006 about the awards can be found here: http://2006.01sj.org/content/view/1035/1/

Free Soil's F.R.U.I.T

Free Soil will present Free Soil Bus Tours in the 01SJ Biennial Superlight exhibition at the San Jose Museum of Art. They recently designed and exhibited F.R.U.I.T.: