Nov-Dec 2007

- Barbara Roux's new exhibition projects are now listed at her website: http://www.barbararoux.com/projects.htm

- Ellen Jantzen had a solo exhibition at Saint Mary’s College Moreau Center for the Arts & Moreau Art Galleries; Beneath the Surface: digital imagery by Ellen Jantzen; Moreau Hall, Notre Dame, Indiana; Oct.5 - Nov.2, 2007.
http://www.dexigner.com/art/news.html

- Bobbi Mastrangelo's work has been included in "Sewers in the Culture" section at this historical site: http://sewerhistory.org/grfx/misc/cultur.htm

- Roger Ferragallo's new 25'x15' interactive [zoom & pan] digital painting is now online at: http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=868 

- Joshua Fried performed on Nov.6, 2007 at the Living Lab, Living Theater, NYC; and on Nov. 14, 2007 at A.R.T. South Oxford Space, Brookly, NYC.

- Terry Trickett gave a talk exploring "the science/art landscape" at the Creative Clusters' 5th international conference on the Creative Econoy, London; November 2007. The link below is to his talk:
http://www.sci-art.co.uk/ExploringLandscape.html

- Andrew Werby gave a presentation on the evolution of his "Juxtamorphic" sculpture [from cast forms to the latest in rapid prototyping], at the Biennial  Intersculpt 2007 Digital Sculpture and Biomorphism conference held during October 2007, both in Paris and Nancy, France. For a short illustrated article about the two events: http://www.computersculpture.com/
Pages/Index_Blog.html

- Flash Light's artwork was included in the "Electric Lab" show at Exit Art in NYC that ended Nov.17, 2007.

- Laura Splan's new exhibitions & news:  
* "Pricked: Extreme Embroidery, "Museum of Art & Design, NYC (thru March 9, 2008) 
* "Phenomena(l)", an exhibition exploring intersections between art and science at Spaces Gallery, Cleveland, OH (Jan.18 - March 7, 2008) 
* "Brief Encounters" at Caren Golden Fine Art, 539 West 23 St, NYC; Dec.4-21, 2007; opening reception: Thursday, December 13, 6-8 pm
* She'll give a public lecture at Rhodes College; Jan.15, 2008, 7pm; 2000 North Parkway, Memphis TN
* She'll also be an Artist in Residence at Medicine Factory, Memphis, TN, culminating in an exhibit and reception on Jan.18, 2008, 6-9pm. 
http://www.villagevoice.com/art/
0747,camhi,78383,13.html

- Corinne Whitaker has been invited to exhibit at the Florence Biennale Internationale Dell'Arte at the Fortezza da Basso in Florence, Italy in December. She is also a Featured Artist at Digital Long Island (New York), and has just received an award from the Pacific Art League in Palo Alto, California for one of her Squircles digital images on plexi. http://www.giraffe.com

- Lincoln Schatz will show a recent work from his "Cluster" series at Quint Contemporary Art, La Jolla, CA booth 808 at Art Miami; and his CUBE sculpture will be presented at PULSE Miami, Dec.5-9, 2007.
http://www.lincolnschatz.com

- Rachel Simmons is devoted to using art to inform youth and the public about the critical state of our oceans and marine life. Check-out her website & blog:
http://www.rachelsimmons.net

- Michael Wright's work is included in the exhibition, "Computer Graphics Invitational - The Electronic Art Show," curated by Anna Ursyan; Mariani Gallery, Guggenheim Hall; University of Northern Colorado, Greeley; thru Dec.7, 2007.
http://home.earthlink.net/~mrwstudios/index.html

- Eva Lee's video work is included in the show, "Pie in the Face"; the Jail Gallery, Los Angeles, CA; thru Dec.22, 2007. http://www.thejailgallery.com

- Devorah Sperber's solo exhibition organized by the Brooklyn Museum of Art, "The Eye of the Artist: The Work of Devorah Sperber" [& selections from the show] are traveling within the USA and internationally; plus you can see new works in group shows & commissions:
* Bentley Projects, Phoenix, AZ; Dec.7-31, 2007
* Scope Miami; Caren Golden Fine Art, Booth #66, Miami, FL; Dec.5-9, 2007
* "Material Pursuits," Robert Hull Fleming Museum, Burlington, VT; thru Dec.14, 2007
* 3 Site-Specific Installations; One Penn Plaza (34th St. btw 7th & 8th Aves, NYC); thru summer of 2010 
* "Domestico," Ierimonti Gallery, Milan, Italy; Jan.17-March 17, 2008
* "Familiar Faces," VCUarts Anderson Gallery, Richmond, VA; Jan.18-March 2, 2008
* After Magritte, commissioned by Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines; maiden voyage May 2008.  http://www.devorahsperber.com/
upcoming_exhibitions/index.html

- Alyce Santoro's new "sonic fabric" piece included in the current show, "SOUNDWAVES: The Art Of Sampling" at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, CA; thru May 4, 2008.  http://www.mcasd.org/soundwaves/

- Terry Trickett gave a presentation in November at the Creative Clusters international conference in the UK; he's been exploring the ingenuity involved in the "art-sci landscape" over these past 10+years. His presentation in online and he eagerly solicits your comments.  http://www.sci-art.co.uk
 
- Cheryl Safren - in November 2007, Florida State University purchased six of the artist's chemistry on copper panels for its new Psychology building in Tallahassee and the University of Montana purchased two chemistry on copper panels for the Skaggs Science Center addition in Missoula.

- Tonietta A. Walters has organized and curated an online exhibition: "America, Art & Spirituality" for a sister city, Suzano, Spain.
http://www.suzano.sp.gov.br/america/index.htm

- Sam Bowser, polar research scientist, now has his own art-science blog at: http://web.mac.com/foramdude/iWeb/Site/Blog/Blog.html

- Kristi B. Soli invites you to her new website to view her Cognitive Surrealism series (oil paint on canvas). http://www.kristisoli.com 


Sept-Oct 2007

- Stephen Harrison [photographer/artist] & Sam Bowser [polar research scientist] are panelists on the panel, "The World in Focus: Making a Difference in Photography," moderated by Andrew Revkin; Thursday, Oct.18, 11:30 am - 12:30 pm at PhotoPlusExpo Conference at the Javits Center, NYC.

- Barbara Roux will have a solo show, "Barbara Roux: Evidence From Nature," of her new work at Lyman Allyn Art Museum in New London, CT; Oct.12, 2007 - Feb.25, 2008. The exhibition includes her hand-made heat sealed mini environments that focus on habit change and preservation. Museum: 860-443-2545. http://www.lymanallyn.org

- Andrea DiFiore is donating her mixed-media artwork, LITTLE WING: EUREMA MEXICANA [yellow Mexican butterflies] for an art auction benefiting "Mano a Mano: Mexican Culture Without Borders"; Tuesday, Oct.23, 2007 (5:00-7:45pm); Rocking Horse Cafe, 182 Eighth Ave., NYC. For auction details visit:
http://www.rockinghorsecafe.com & http://www.andreadifiore.com

- Susan B. Latham's artwork is included in the grand opening of The New Concepts Gallery, 610 Canyon Road, Santa Fe, NM; October 19th (5-7PM).

- Stefano Cagol was commissioned by the BeursSchouwburg Art Center in Brussels for their external facade -- a large-scale, neon writing "FLU POWER FLU." http://www.flupowerflu.com

- Claire Beynon's new artist book, OPEN BOOK, was launched Oct.10, 2007 in the print rooms at Rogan McIndoe Print Ltd; Dunedin, New Zealand. http://www.clairebeynon.co.nz
 
- Robert Buelteman is exhibiting new works from his portfolios of cameraless, lensless, non-digital art; Ira Wolk Gallery in St. Helena;  opened on Saturday October 13, 2007. http://www.iwolkgallery.com

- Agnes Denes is a pioneering conceptual artist that investigates science, philosophy, linguistics, psychology, art history, poetry and music. A pioneer of ecological art, Denes’s work involves ecological, cultural, and social issues and is often monumental in scale.
1) Gives Otis Lecture at Bates College, Maine and participates in Green Horizon’s exhibition, September 28, 2007
2) Spring Publications is publishing The Human Argument, the Writings of Agnes Denes with Intro by Klaus Ottman.  Pre-publication purchase from website: http://www.springpublications.com
3) Agnes' had donated a digital print, "Tree Mountain: Aerial View," to ASCI to be included in ASCI's international Digital'07: Pattern-Finding exhibition at the New York Hall of Science; October 6, 2007 - January 27, 2008. Her print will be auctioned-off at a fundraising event for ASCI in early December.

- Chris Twomey's new "Triumph of XX" art, inspired by the power of the XX chromosome (female) in its unique ability to heal a flaw or mutation in the DNA, was included in the Pool Art Fair Art Attack, the Chelsea Hotel, Sept.27-29, 2007.
http://www.christwomey.com

- Corinne Whitaker has a new gallery representing her digital art which is currently the Paul Mahder Gallery show; 3378 Sacramento St, San Francisco, CA; and while at her site, check-out her monthly e-zine, The Digital Giraffe, witty and informative with an art-science twist! http://www.giraffe.com/gr_see.html

- Sam Bowser [Polar biologist] & Claire Beynon [Polar artist] will give a presentation, "Antarctic Marine Ecosystem Research: An Art/Science Collaboration," at the Albany Chapter of Sigma Xi Meeting; The College of St. Rose; Tuesday, October 30th, 2007.

- Rachel Simmon's solo exhibition, WONDERS, is dedicated to raising awareness of the exquisite beauty of our undersea environment and lifeforms that are highly "at risk" today; Cornell Fine Arts Museum, Rollins College, Atlanta, GA; Sept.15 - Dec.30, 2007.
http://www.rachelsimmons.net

- Marianne Petit, co-director of Greylock Arts gallery in Adams, Massachusetts, announces it's second show, "Sustainable Energy Art," a group exhibition of alternative energy and energy aware musical instruments, jewelry, and more made by some amazing ITP  graduates. http://greylockarts.net

- Zev Robinson [aka ArtAfterScience] has the following news up-dates:
* "La Noche Electoral" created in collaboration with Los Torreznos will be showing at the VAD festival in Girona, Spain in October and at the Optica Festival, Gijon, Spain in November, along with a video programme he curated.
* In November, he's having a solo show in Valencia's alternative space La Sala Naranja that will include artafterscience projects along with my paintings and photographs.
http://www.artafterscience.com

- Debra Swack’s "Digital Maze Symmetry Project,"  "Little Wars the Carousel Project", "My Perfect Child"  and "95 Chimes" have been accepted into the New Museum’s New Media Artbase.
http://rhizome.org/member.php?1040643
* her digital photographic installation "My Perfect Child" is currently in the exhibition, "Allegories of the Genome," sponsored by the Genomics Center British Columbia. 
http://www.genomic-art.com/featuredartists.html
* her work is included in two online exhibitions at the New Museum/NYC:
"Biological and Technological Transformations of Living Forms in Art"
http://rhizome.org/art/member-curated/exhibit.rhiz?550
* "Zero DB"
http://rhizome.org/art/member-curated/exhibit.rhiz?556

- Tamas Veszi was included in the exhibition, Arifact-Metafact, that was held Sept.8-30, 2007; Repetti Gallery, Long Island City, NYC. http://www.repetti.org

- Devorah Sperber's newest large-scale, site-specific installation, "One Penn Plaza: A Look through Time, History, and Location" is located in the lobby at One Penn Plaza [West 34th St. btw 7th & 8th Aves], NYC. Her signature work utilizes colored thread spools representing image "pixels" and optical lenses to view her upside-down, 3-D wall-pieces. This recent work presents iconic imagery associated with both the old and new Penn Stations in NYC. On view thru summer 2010. http://www.devorahsperber.com

- Alyce Santoro's "sonic fabric" artwork is included in the following shows:
1) in los angeles: "do it now: live green"; ben maltz gallery, otis college of art and design; Aug.25 - Oct.20, 2007
2) in the uk: "dott07: our cyborg futures: me or machines?"; Discovery Museum, Newcastle Upon Tyne; Aug.10 - Oct.28, 2007
3) in san diego: "soundwaves: the art of sampling"; san diego museum of contemporary art; sept 23 - may 4, 2008

- Jody Rasch has a solo show of his micro-bio inspired work in the lobby of Pfizer's Corporate Headquarters, NYC; Sept.5, 2007 - Sept.5, 2008; by appointment only because the art is behind Pfizer security gates; contact Jody at: "raschart [at] verizon [dot] net"

- Anna Dumitriu was interviewed by Alexandra Kokoli in The International Feminist Art Journal, n.paradoxa, in August 2007 issue.

- Ellen Jantzen has two digital prints included in the private exhibition, The Landscapes of Today's Science; July 10 - December 10, 2007; The Pfizer Corporate Headquarters, NYC. http://www.asci.org/artikel911.html

- Ursula Freer's digital print, NanoSwarm, was in the exhibition at The 1st International Festival of NanoArt: Finland 2007 in September, and an article about the show has been pubished in the Nanotechnology Now website:
http://www.nanotech-now.com/columns/?article=108

- Chris Janney's unique interactive, acoustic, public art was recently covered in a feature article in Metropolis Magazine, "Hear Color, See Sound"; Sept'07 issue: http://www.metropolismag.com/cda/story.php?artid=2954

- Aleathea Brown's paintings are included in up-coming exhibitions & events:
1) "A Woman's Touch"; The Schenectady Museum & Planetarium; Sept.8 - Nov.11, 2007; artists panel discussion on Oct.19th at 5pm.
2) Angel's Bed & Breakfast Urban Cafe; 96 Madison Avenue, Albany NY; (518) 426-4104; Artists Reception & Talk, 5:30pm-7:30pm; and from (7-9pm) Aleathia will paint to "live" jazz band.

- Mark Coniglo [Troika Ranch] wants you to check-out the Village Voice review of their recent performance of "Loop Diver": http://www.villagevoice.com/
dance/0737.jowitt.77743.14.html

- Roz Dimon exhibited her digital interactive artwork, "Pale Male: A Pilgrimage" in a traveling art exhibition, WITNESSING; Suffolk County Community College’s West Gallery; opened on Sept.12 - Oct.10, 2007.

- Shoshannah White has a new gallery in Seattle and is part of a three-person exhibition Oct.3 - Nov.10, 2007; The Benham Gallery, 1216 First Ave, Seattle, WA.
http://www.benhamgallery.com/exhibit/index.html

- Mara Haseltine shares multiple news items:
* her website has been up-dated to include text+images of "TRANSCRIPTEASE," New York's first solar-powered oyster reef! http://calamara.com/transcriptease.html 
* May 2007-current: she was a representative of the Global Coral Reef Alliance, at United Nations for 'Sustainable Island Development States "partnership  with the UN Commission on Sustainable Development Conference or "CSD" www.un.org/esa/sustdev/csd/csd13/csd13.htm - Haseltine is also currently creating reef restoration designs for coral and oysters.  Including some novel new concepts for floating island reefs which have the potential to improve aquaculture and aquatic biodiversity in areas where it is now being depleted.
* Current: "Landscapes of Today's Science," a group show curated by Cynthia Pannucci Director of Art and Science Collaborations comprised of artworks inspired by micro-biology and the microbial world; Pfizer's Executive Tower of their NYC Headquarters July 10 - Dec.10, 2007 http://www.asci.org/artikel911.html
* [10/27/07] Estrogen Tales: The Untold Story of Nine Molecules and How They Bonded... a Solo Show opens at the National Museum of Health and Medicine, Washington DC. http://nmhm.washingtondc.museum/
* [10/19/07] Lecture  entitled "Visions from the Nanoworld" & will participate in the exhibition for the Confrence "Confronting Morality with Art and Science."  Oct 18-20th in Antwerp, Belgium. http://www.artem-medicalis.com/congres/
home.conference.htm
* [11/06/07] Lecture: The Ultimate Oyster Reef for New York City: Mara Haseltine will give talk for "Green Renter" series at Green Arts Energy and Education Center Solar1 about her artistic quest to design to the ultimate oyster reef for the 'New York City Oyster.' http://www.solar1.org

- Luke Jarram, currently an Arts and Science Research Fellow at University of West of England, shares up-dates about his "Sky Orchestra" and "Dream Director" installation, an artistic output from the related sleep science he's been carrying out.
http://lukejerram.com/skyorchestra/
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- Lillian Ball's interactive video installation work is included in the exhibition, "Weather Report: Art & Climate Change" at the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art; Sept. 14 - Dec.21, 2007. http://www.bmoca.org/artist.php?id=74

- Laura Splan's sculptures will be included in "Pricked: Extreme Embroidery," a group exhibition at the Museum of Arts & Design, NYC; Nov.8, 2007 - March 9, 2008. http://www.madmuseum.org

- Adrienne Klein's work is included in the virtual/online exhibition, "Confronting Mortality with Art and Science," for the Annual Meeting of the European Medical and Scientific Illustrators and Artists (AEIMS/MAA) conference; Oct.18-20, Antwerp, Belgium.  http://www.confronting-mortality.ivwebsites.com

- Joshua Fried's [RADIO WONDERLAND] mangling morning rush hour talk radio... "Morning Drive Time", is presented Live every Wednesday at 9:00am Eastern Time, 14:00 UTC (or GMT/Zulu) time; on free103point9 online radio.
http://radiowonderland.org

- Laura C. Hewitt reports recent & current activities:
* "64th Parallel" exhibition; Bear Gallery at Alaska Centennial Center for the Arts; Fairbanks, AK; Oct.5-27, 2007 http://fairbanksarts.org
* "Digital 2007: Pattern Finding," ASCI's juried group exhibit, New York Hall of Science, NYC; Oct.6 - Jan.27, 2008. http://www.asci.org/artikel910.html
* "The Bones Show"; Well Street Art Company; Fairbanks, AK; Oct.5-27, 2007. http://wellstreetart.com
* "Naked Clay"; Woman Made Artisans Gallery; Chicago, IL; thru Nov.8, 2007. http://womanmade.org
* "Open Call at the Annex"; Fairbanks, AK; thru Oct.28, 2007. http://theannexgallery.com
* "Well Dressed", curated by Randall Harris; organized by Rush Philanthropic Arts Foundation at the Nathan Cummings Foundation Building, NYC; thru Dec.14, 2007. http://www.nathancummings.org

- Hillary Lorenz invites those in/near NYC to her Open Studio as part of the 11th A.G.A.S.T.[Annual Gowanus Artist Studio Tour]; October 20-21st from 1-6pm. She is located at 94th Street between Smith and 2nd Avenue on the 4th floor Studio #9, Brooklyn, NYC. http://www.agastbrooklyn.com

- Bobbie Mastrangelo has created a new work, Abba Acqua Amanzi, especially for the Attleboro Art Museum's annual, benefit art auction; Preview: Sept.26 to Oct.31, 2007; Live auction takes place on Nov.3, 2007. http://bobbimastrangelo.com/MyNews/?p=86
AND... her recent interview, "Cause and Effect" Art and Environment Interview by Sam Edsell appears online at: http://www.mentalcontagion.com/
issue0709/causeandeffect.html

- Ross Lewis: documentation of his 1993 art installation of wind-activated "fanscapes" on the parapets of Central Park's Belvedere Castle, NYC, was included in the exhibition, "Arsenal Gallery exhibition, The Outdoor Gallery: 40 Years of Public Art in New York City Parks;" Sept.13 - Nov.23, 2007.
http://www.nycgovparks.org/sub_things_to_do/attractions/
public_art/arsenal_gallery/pa_arsenal_gallery.html
AND... he had an artwork included in the show, "Confluence of Cultures: Collection of Small Works, East & West," the Walter Wickiser Gallery, NYC; September 2007.

-  Erika Blumenfeld's work sightings include:
* October 2007: Exhibition Installation on view at Inde/Jacobs Gallery during the Chinati Open House weekend. October 5-7, 2007. http://www.indejacobs.com 
* October 2007: Exhibition, "NM10: Dispersion", Opening Saturday October 27, 2007: 6-11PM, Dim Sum Sunday October 28, 2007: 11AM-6PM, Monday October 29 & Tuesday October 30: 11AM-6PM; at Cinemaland; 1021 North Broadway, Los Angeles, CA. http://www.nm10.org

- Eric Singer [LEMUR's musical robots] exhibition is open to the pubic for interaction on the weekends starting Oct.20, 2007. http://lemurbots.org

- Ellen Jantzen has images from her series, LANDeSCAPES, featured in the most recent issue of the Journal of the International Digital Media and Arts Association. She also wrote a short essay for the same issue titled "Space/Time/History as Subject for Artists".  http://www.lulu.com/content/1067251

- Elaine Whittaker's artwork is spotlighted in the current issue of Mix Magazine. http://www.mixmagazine.com
AND... her new show, "Spontaneous Generation," will be at Red Head Gallery, Toronto, Canada; Oct.10 - Nov.3, 2007. http://www.redheadgallery.org

- Dennis Summers' solo show, "Dennis Summers: Phase Shift," opens Friday, Nov.2 - Dec.15, 2007 at Center Galleries; the College for Creative Studies, Detroit, Michigan.
http://www.quantumdanceworks.com

- Dee Breger's 7+year collaboration with scientist, Dallas Abbott, whose pioneering research involves the history-changing effects of meterorite impacts on Earth... will be included in The History Channel's documentary, "Comet Catastrophe," that aired on Sept.4, 2007 as the season's premier of their MegaDisasters series. http://www.materials.drexel.edu/breger

- Linda Lewett has been researching and developing a television series for several years while attending European Graduate School.  She produced a Trailer for her MA degree which included interviews with scientists Karl Pribram, Peter Galison and Robert Nadeau, "Meeting of the Minds" will explore links of art, science and philosophy through short films and extended online content. The project was awarded a NEA Arts on Radio and Television grant: http://www.arts.gov/grants/recent/07grants/artv07.php
"Meeting of the Minds" Trailers may been seen on Linda’s You Tube channel: http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=ARTitvLLC


August 2007

-  Dee Breger's electron micrographs have been exhibited in recent solo shows in Chicago and Connecticut; and her 7-year participation in a multidisciplinary and controversial project by a maverick group of six international scientists documenting a surprising number of cosmic impacts since the last ice age that have affected global climate and human history is the subject of a soon-to-air documentary by the History Channel called "Comet Catastrophe"; there will also be an article in the August issue of Discover magazine about the project, and a planned documentary by the National Geogrpahic Channel. She will soon give a talk about it at the Philly Explorers Club and to MIT alumni in the Fall of 2007.

-  Haydn Shaughnessy has opened a gallery, Innovative Contemporary Artists, in Harbour View, Kilbrittain, County Cork, Ireland. The gallery supports artists using digital technology to create provocative messages and also project an unmistakable beauty. http://www.galleryica.com/index.asp

-  Julian Voss-Andreae has had several commissions and purchases of his science-inspired sculptures recently:
 * a sculpture based on the hemoglobin molecule called "Heart of Steel 2" in Zurich (Switzerland) in a private collection installed in July;
 * "Quantum Man 2" is on display on the Harbor Steps in Seattle until October 20, 2007. http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/
thearts/2003807339_visart27.html
 * another piece from the "Quantum Man" series was recently purchased by a private collector and donated to the Maryhill Museum of Art in Goldendale, WA.
 * his first "Quantum Man" sculpture received the "People's Choice Award" in the City of Moses Lake, WA and was recently purchased by the city for it's permanent collection.

-  Chris Twomey is the new co-founder of the BROADTHINKING collaborative in NYC. [see "exhibitions" above for details about their first shows]

-  Deena des Rioux is represented by several images from her computer-based erotica portfolio in the current event at the V Evora Invitational/International Graphics Festival; Portugal, thru mid-August, 2007. http://www.cm-evora.pt/agendacultural/
bienal_gravura_2007.htm

-  Ursula Freer's digital print, "Summer Solstice," is included in a group show at the Johnsons Gallery, Madrid, NM; thru Aug.28, 2007.

-  Stacie B. London's current show, "REALization: Leaf Relief Landscapes," utilizes the data from a microscopic leaf pattern to create cast cement relief sculptures; thru Aug.24, 2007 at S B London, Los Angeles. http://sblondon.com

-  Laura Splan was recently awarded a Jerome Foundation Travel & Study Grant for Visual Arts Supported by the Art and Martha Kaemmer Fund of HRK Foundation and the Jerome Foundation.

-  Robin Oppenheim is working on her Ph.D. in the School of Interactive Arts and Technology at Simon Fraser U. in Vancouver, Canada, specializing in the "9 Evenings" event of E.A.T. [Experiments in Art & Technology] of the 1960's at the Armory, NYC. She recently wrote the catalogue essay about the historical "9 Evenings: Theatre and Engineering" event for the new media exhibition currently showing at the National Academy of Sciences, Washington, DC; http://www.cs.umd.edu/hcil/CC2007/
artexhitbition.shtml ; and she will also be presenting about it at the "re:place 2nd International Conference on Media, Art, Science, and Technology in Berlin; November 13-18, 2007. http://tamtam.mi2.hr/replace/

-  Agnes Denes, Ellen K. Levy, Aviva Rahmani, Lillian Ball, and Andrea Polli are participating artists in the exhibition, "Weather Report: Art and Climate Change," curated by Lucy Lippard; the Boulder Museum of Art;" Sept.14 - Dec.21, 2007. 
http://www.bmoca.org/artist.php?id=74

-  Ellen K. Levy's artwork was featured as a cover for the May 2007 issue of Nature/Neuroscience magazine.

-  Rachel Simmons' exhibition, "Wonders"; Cornell Fine Arts Museum, Winter Park, FL; Sept.15 - Dec. 30, 2007. Can artists and scientists team up to save the ocean?; A lecture series with artists, scientists and conservationists supports the exhibition. http://www.rachelsimmons.net

-  Joshua Fried/RADIO WONDERLAND performed at Williamsburg, Brooklyn's multi-channel video/live music club-restaurant, MONKEYTOWN on July 7, and at Trash Box on Aug.1, 2007. http://radiowonderland.org

-  Abigail Doan has work included in this year's Fiber National, a national juried exhibit of contemporary fiber art at The Lancaster Museum of Art, Lancaster, PA; Aug.4 - Sept.9, 2007. Her work also appears in the current 2007 edition of Art World Digest's The Seed Issue, available at The New Museum Book Store and PS1/MoMA. http://www.lmapa.org/ex_upcoming.html

-  Patrick Visentin had a show in San Antonio in July during their Contemporary Art Month (CAM); the show, "The Speed of Dark: Not So Steady State" was at The Flight Gallery. Link to the gallery: http://turnitoff.tv/  Patrick's new website: http://vizolty.googlepages.com/home.

-  Nina Sobell recently made the first technically accurate, intercontinental "Brain Wave Drawing" aka BrainChat; has work in a show currently at the Getty Center in Los Angeles; and will do an installation there in the spring of 2008.

-  Michael Wright was selected as one of SIGGRAPH 2007, the Guerilla Studio's first Artists in Residence, at SIGGRAPH's annual conference , Aug.5-9, 2007. Additionally, his work is included in the conference's Art Gallery: Global Eyes.
http://artistinresidence.wikispaces.com/Michael
http://studioartist.blogspot.com

-  Eva Lee gave an Artists Talk about her collaboration with a neuroscientist on her animation "Discrete Terrain: Windows on Five Emotions" which is on view in the exhibition, "Connecticut Contemporary" at the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, Hartford, CT; thru Aug.12, 2007. http://www.christiansonlee.com/evalee.htm
http://www.wadsworthatheneum.org/view/exhibition-specific.php?id=1240&type=Current

-  Marianne Petit [ITP professor at New York University] recently co-founded Greylock Arts, a new gallery in North Adams, Massachusetts. http://www.greylockarts.net

-  C Bangs' digital art works (some NASA funded) are included (9 in full-color) in a new book: "Living Off the Land in Space;" publisher: Springer-Copernicus (NY) and ISBN is 978-0-387-36054-6. http://www.cbangs.com/book.html

-  Bobbie Mastrangelo has create new work in response to the attack on the Twin Towers in NYC on September 11, 2001. See her blog posting for more info. She also has two pieces included in the "Summer in the City" show at the National Association of Women Artists Gallery in NYC; thru Aug.15, 2007.
http://bobbimastrangelo.com/MyNews/index.php

-  Corinne Whitaker will have digital sculptures, squircles and paintings at the headquarters of Harmonic Inc. in Sunnyvale, California for three months beginning Aug.1, 2007. http://www.giraffe.com

-  Devorah Sperber gave an illustrated lecture, "Vision and Art: The Work of Devorah Sperber”; Aug.12, 2007; Kleinert/James Arts Center, Woodstock, NY.

-  Linda Lewett has been researching and developing a television series for several years while attending European Graduate School.  She produced a Trailer for her MA degree which included interviews with scientists Karl Pribram, Peter Galison and Robert Nadeau.  “Meeting of the Minds” will explore links of art, science and philosophy through short films and extended online content.  The project was awarded a NEA Arts on Radio and Television grant: http://www.arts.gov/grants/recent/07grants/artv07.php  "Meeting of the Minds" trailers may been seen on Linda’s You Tube channel:
http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=ARTitvLLC


August 2007