Ed Osborn presented Outfield for the 01SJ Biennial exhibition “Superlight” at the San Jose Museum of Art from May 10 – August 31, 2008. Video of Outfield installed at the museum can now be viewed online at his website: http://roving.net/installations/outfield.html.
Adam Nash presented Ways to Wave, and David Haines & Joyce Hinterding presented Black Canyon Earth Field for the 01SJ Biennial exhibition Superlight at the San Jose Museum of Art, May 10 – August 31, 2008. These Australian artists are all candidates for the prestigious Premier of Queensland’s National Art Award in New Media, which boasts a $75,000 prize.
via The Australian http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,23965706-16947,00.html
Crater Bay Area Lunar Drawing Contest:
A drawing competition to win land on the moon!
Award Ceremony: August 1, 7-8 PM
Created by artist duo Nora Ligorano and Marshall Reese (Ligorano/Reese), Crater Bay Area is a drawing contest in which artists and non-artists alike will sketch the moon in a competition to win deeds of land on the moon. The contest takes place at the San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) from May 30 – August 2. A ten-foot scale model of the moon will be installed in the middle of the gallery to serve as the subject of the drawing contest. Visitors may sketch their unique moonscapes using either traditional drawing materials or digital tools. Each participant will have up to 30 minutes to create a drawing that will hang on the gallery walls for the duration of the exhibition. Additionally, these images will be hosted digitally on the ICA’s website and in “Second Life.” The winning submissions will be selected by a panel of esteemed judges, including artists, art critics, technologists, curators, and local celebrities. An award ceremony will convene on the evening of Friday, August 1 and the celebrated artists will receive certified deeds to a plot of land on the moon.
All drawing entries are posted on the ICA’s flickr webstream. During gallery hours check out the live webstream on the ICA’s website. Still looking for more Crater Bay Area? Visit a parallel contest in Second Life on the island on Artropolis.
Visit or call the ICA408.283.8155 to make a drawing appointment.
This contest is open to anyone and everyone interested in imagining a lunar life.
Participants can use either a computer or analog stations to render their depiction of the lunar landscape.
via San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art, www.sjica.org
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