OPEN STUDIOS AT EYEBEAM

Please find following information regarding Eyebeam's Artists in Residence
Open Studios. We hope that you can list this event that will preview some of
the current Eyebeam projects. Please contact us for further information.


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Agnes Han/ Annette Gallo
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OPEN STUDIOS AT EYEBEAM
Artists in Residence Program
January 14, 15, and 16, 2003, 4-6pm

New York, NY, December 19, 2002

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> Date: June 7, 2004 4:31:10 PM EDT
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> Spring/Summer 2004 Artists in Residence Program
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> June 17- 19, 2004
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> Thurs & Fri, 3-6pm
> Sat, 12-6pm
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> 540 W. 21st Street (between 10th & 11th Aves) NYC
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> Eyebeam presents three days of open studios displaying work in
> progress from Eyebeam's Artists in Residence Program, a
> multidisciplinary initiative that supports the development, creation,
> and presentation of art works using new technologies.
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> The following artists will be on hand to discuss and demo their work
> in progress:
> - Michele Barker will present work from Struck, a video and sound
> installation that begs the question "how do we gain an 'understanding'
> of disease through the visual interpretation of data?"
> - Mariam Ghani presents two three-channel videos drawn from her
> ongoing interactive documentary project Kabul: Reconstructions, which
> explores the multiple manifestations, meanings and resonances of the
> idea of reconstruction in the context of post-war Kabul.
> - Olle Huge, part of the Swedish artists group Beeoff, presents
> progress on Tentacle, a series of physical sculptures in locations
> around the world connected to each other via real time audio/visual
> feeds.
> - Bec Stupak will show work from Issue #3 of her DVD Zine,
> Scissorfriends, featuring digital video, collage and sound elements
> including music by Gameboy musician Bubblyfish.
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> Also currently on view at Eyebeam, Prix Selection, an exhibition of
> groundbreaking interactive art installations from Ars Electronica. For
> more information please visit:
> http://www.eyebeam.org/engage/exhibitions/prix/prix.html
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