about the artists
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Laura Brothers (b. 1982, New York) is an artist working in digital media. She has exhibited in Los Angeles, Baltimore, New York, Berlin, Mexico, France and Italy. Her work can be viewed online at out4pizza.com.
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Known throughout the world as 'America's Favorite Lady', Katie Bush is a Canadian-born, San Francisco-based digital/installation artist whose work is strongly influenced by gentials, consumerism, the business of war and the on-going cleanliness of chemically-treated suburban carpet areas. She received an MFA in New Genres from the San Francisco Art Institute and has been exhibiting internationally since 1993. Her work (eg. destroyevil.com) has been featured in BoingBoing, Rhizome, Dazed & Confused, Art XX and The British Medical Journal.
More info at katiebushart.com
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Myron Campbell has been drawing since he was able to hold a pencil. He works predominantly with online interactive animation, but includes drawings, paintings and hand-made books in his larger installations. Campbell completed an MAA with distinction at the Emily Carr University of Art + Design in 2012 and where he received the Governor GeneralÕs Gold Medal for academic excellence. He has had solo shows in Vancouver, BC and Medicine Hat, AB and has presented and exhibited in group shows internationally.
He is currently working on a new body of work entitled 'Observations of William Wynter' which is due to exhibit in early 2014. Campbell holds a senior teaching role at the Vancouver Film School where he has taught full-time since 2010. He lives and works in Vancouver.
notsosimpleton.com
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> *KEVIN CAAREY aka YUNG PHÆRÆØH, CHICAGO IL///
"YUNG PHÆRÆØH is a re-animated ancient Egyptian mummy that was stolen during a U.S. museum tour, and lost again during a severe storm in downtown Chicago. when the thieves spaceship crashed into Lake Michigan, he floated back to shore. the people kissed his feet and exalted him, calling him the son of the endless wave. shortly after, he was dubbed "YUNG PHÆRÆØH" by a city elder, who claims she was given a telepathic vision of the mummy's full life and death cycle upon looking into it's eyes. that same evening, the she-elder and young pharaoh stood on a balcony, overseeing his kingdom headquarters in Chicago, that he informed his name giver that He is the embodiment of the cosmic Scepter."
yungpharaoh.com
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> *SHAWNE MICHAELAIN HOLLOWAY, Chicago IL/// "Named after the goddess of the moon; This Creole beauty has divine power in reeling in her slaves and forcing them to submit to her perverse ideologies. True to her bloodline, she is cruel & savage by nature with a desire to bend, break, and disintegrate. Standing at 6'5" in her 8 inch stilettos, MISS HOLLOWAY yearns to crush the spirits of helpless artifacts & trains them into complete servitude. Like a true Femme Fatale, she teases her free flowing but submissive data with her agile fingers. This sadistic vixen's work will exploit your wildest visions & leave you begging for more. She will sink her pointer into your fragile desktops & desaturate all color any of your files once had, leaving them completely broken & bit-crushed before her. With a click that makes mice stick & WPM that can take your eyes for watching. Watch out when this black cat crosses your path."
shawnemichaelainholloway.com
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Francoise Gamma is an artist currently based on Internet who uses technology to draw animated, contorted and mutated bodies. Her work has appeared in the Kanye West blog, and recently in the American Fantasy Classics solo exhibition, as well as on many other places. She is a member of the online art collective Computers Club.
francoisegamma.computersclub.org
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Tali Hinkis and Kyle Lapidus have been working together as LoVid since 2001. Hinkis graduated from The Ecole Des Beaux-Art, Paris in 2000 while Lapidus received his BA from Harvard in 1997 and his MD and PhD from Yeshiva University in 2009.
LoVid's collaboration began with audiovisual performances and has expanded to include a wide range of media, from prints to App.-Art. LoVid's performances have been presented at Museum of the Moving Image (NY), Graham Foundation (Chicago), Eyebeam (NY), MoMA (NY), FACT (UK), PS1 (NY) and The Kitchen (NY), among many others. LoVid's videos have been screened in galleries, festivals, and events worldwide including Modern Art Oxford (UK), Art in General (NY), Siskel Theater (Chicago), International Film Festival Rotterdam (Netherlands), and NY Underground Film Festival (NY). LoVid's installations and objects have been included in solo and group exhibitions worldwide including The Neuberger Museum (NY), Netherlands Media Art Institute (Netherlands), Science Museum Jerusalem (Israel), CAM Raleigh (NC), Real Art Ways (CT), The Jewish Museum (NY), Science Gallery (Ireland), and New Museum (NY). In addition, LoVid creates large scale interdisciplinary projects that combine new technology with social interventions and public spaces. These have been supported by and produced in collaboration with Rhizome, Franklin Furnace, Elastic City, free103point9, The Robert Rauschenberg Foundation, Experimental TV Center, and LMCC. LoVid has received additional awards from NYSCA, NYFA, Foundation for Contemporary Art, and Greenwall Foundation. LoVid has participated in residencies with STEIM (Netherlands), Harvestworks, Eyebeam, Smack Mellon, and Cue Art Foundation.
lovid.org
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doxa phloxa is an image
doxa-phloxa.polyvore.com
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Glenn Young makes all his art on his phone
nogeseven.tumblr.com
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M.Harding Penney was born in Beirut Lebanon in 1973, the daughter of a diplomat she spent her childhood overseas in North Africa and the Middle East. She holds a Bachelors from Johns Hopkins University and a Master of Fine Arts from Columbia University. She launched her freelance studio hellocreative.co in 2006 and sells her art prints and type design via hellomart.co.
An early adopter of the web and art online, she has exhibited New Media art at the Museo Tamayo Contemporary Art Museum in Mexico, the Institute of Contemporary Art in London, and the Morean Art Center, among others. Her design and artwork have been featured in Yahoo France, La Reforma, XLR8R, and FACT magazine and included in the book Eye Candy from the Underground: Fresh Styles for Web Designers.
Her net art projects include Dream7.com, a cyber-utopic virtual dream space where the project DreamBase is also housed, a searchable and categorized interactive multimedia experience of 3000+ dreams sent by visitors to the site from the years 1998-2004. Other projects include ILUVU.TV, home of the TV Oracle, where visitors can receive readings based on wisdom from television shows clips; and DiaryU, a fiction experiment in believable doppelganging, where she authored six live journal accounts whose characters interact with one another in life-like personal dramas.Ê She is one of the originators of what is now called the New Aesthetic and continues to push the boundaries of what is possible for media-based art practices. Her online art website is located at http://magma.name.
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Sophia Sobers is an interdisciplinary artist. She creates sculptures, installations, and environments as an ongoing process of intersecting boundaries between science, nature, and the spiritual. She earned her MFA in Digital + Media at the Rhode Island School of Design and previously studied Architecture at the New Jersey Institute of Technology. Upon graduating, she received an Academic Commons Program grant from RISD to conduct research on the influence of the laboratory and science in art and design. Her work has been presented in multiple locations and venues. Most notably, she has shown work at SIGGRAPH 2010 and throughout the cities of Providence, Boston, Brooklyn, Washington DC, and Newark. Sobers work has been published in the formZ Joint Study Journal, Three, and Photographers Forum.
sophiasobers.net
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Curated by Curt Cloninger.
lab404.com * playdamage.org * deepyoung.org