http://jamiekim.org/
Jamie Kim
http://jamiekim.org/
Stephanie Rothenberg
Stephanie Rothenberg’s interdisciplinary practice merges performance, installation and networked media to create provocative interactions that question the boundaries and social constructs of manufactured desires. Her recent work investigates new models of online labor and the virtualization of the global workplace, referencing post-colonial as well as DIY historical precedents.Stephanie has lectured and exhibited at venues including the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, Banff New Media Institute in Alberta, Canada, LABoral Art and Industrial Creation Center in Gijon, Spain, Trampoline Radiator Festival New Technology Art in Nottingham, England and ISEA 2004 and 2009 at the Kiasma Theater in Helsinki, Finland and Golden Thread Gallery in Belfast, Ireland. In 2009 she received a Creative Capital grant and has recently participated in artist residencies at Eyebeam and Harvestworks in New York City. She is Associate Professor of Visual Studies at University at Buffalo.
Mary Billyou
Mary Billyou's films and videos have shown throughout North America, Europe, and in China. Her work revolves around the perceptual and philosophical matrices of "the face," the scientific gaze, and feminism. Screenings include: Images Festival, Sundance International Film Festival, Black Maria Film Festival, Squeaky Wheel, MadCat International Film Festival, and the Chicago Underground Film Festival. Her interests include collaborative practices, ordering systems, and going for long walks with the dog. In 2010, she received a filmmaking grant from The Jerome Foundation.
www.marybillyou.com
Lisa Caccioppoli
Lisa Caccioppoli was born in New Jersey in 1974. She received her MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2002 and her BFA from the University of New Mexico in 1998. She has had solo exhibitions at Kasia Kay Art Projects Gallery in Chicago, IL; Project Row Houses in Houston, TX; Threewalls in Chicago, IL; and the ASA Gallery in Albuquerque, NM. Her work has been included in numerous group shows across the US and in Germany, including at White Columns in New York; Akademie Dir Bildenden Künst in Munich; The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston in Texas; and Lothringer Dreizehn in Munich. Caccioppoli was a former artist-in-residence of the ThreewallsSOLO program at Threewalls in Chicago. She currently lives and works in Queens, New York.
lisacaccioppoli.com
Katherin McInnis
Katherin McInnis works in video, photography, and public practice. Her projects have recurrent themes of landscape, surveillance, and alternate histories, and exploit the blurred boundaries between still and moving images in digital media.
Her work has been shown in both festivals - New York Film Festival, Slamdance, San Francisco International Film Festival - as well as museums and galleries - the Pompidou Center, SF Museum of Modern Art, NGBK (Berlin).
www.katherinmcinnis.com
Gisela Insuaste
Gisela Insuaste received her MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and her BA in Anthropology & Studio Art from Dartmouth College. She has participated in various exhibitions and projects in venues nationwide, including Aljira-the Center for Contemporary Art, Newark NJ; Queens Museum of Art, Queens, NY; Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago (MCA), IL; Chicago Cultural Center, IL; Krannert Art Museum-UIUC, Champaign, IL; and Gallery 400-UIC; Bucket Rider Gallery and Thomas McCormick Gallery, Chicago, IL. She is a recipient of several grants and awards, including a Richard Driehaus/Artadia Emerging Artist Award, an Illinois Arts Council artist grant, an Illinois Arts Council artist grant, and a MacDowell Colony Artist Fellowship. She was recently nominated for a Joan Mitchell Foundation Grant for Sculptors and Painters. Recent exhibitions include Satellite Gallery at the University of Texas, San Antonio, TX; Cuchifritos Gallery and ABC No Rio in New York, NY. She currently lives in Brooklyn, NY.
Deirdre McConnell
Deirdre McConnell examines the space between people. She is interested in the potential of language, surface, and scale to move, manipulate, and surprise. She has exhibited her work nationally and internationally. She holds an MFA from School of the Art Institute of Chicago and a BA from James Madison University, and pursued independent study at the Slade School in London. Deirdre McConnell fantasizes about you and trusts your singular imagination.
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Chris Rose
Christopher Rose was born in Washington DC in 1979. He received a BFA from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2001, and an MFA from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2003. His work has been exhibited in New York in exhibitions at PS 122 Gallery, Hudson Franklin, and 717 Gallery. He has exhibited abroad at Galeri Brissot & Linz in Paris and Schalter Project Room in Berlin. Rose has also exhibited his work across the United States, most recently in Portland, OR at Quality Pictures Contemporary Art, Buckham Gallery in Flint, MI, Penn State University in PA, and The Athens Institute of Contemporary Art in GA. He is a former Artist-in-Residence of the Chashama Studio Program. He was awarded an exhibition at PS 122 Gallery in 2008, and co-curated the exhibition "Future Yonder" at Hudson Franklin in 2007.
Caroline Burghardt
Caroline Burghardt’s photographs investigate the relationships between interior and exterior spaces, both mental and physical. She is interested in the existential distances between people and the natural world, and people with each other, that is contrasted by a sense of yearning for deep but intangible connection. Her work has been exhibited in numerous group and solo shows nationally including: Luhring Augustine, NY; Hudson Franklin, NY; A.I.R. Gallery, NY; Center for Visual Arts, Toledo, OH; Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts, Grand Rapids, MI; The Minnesota Center for Photography, Minneapolis, MN; and Southern Exposure, San Francisco, CA. She received a BA in painting and photography from Bard College in 1997 and an MFA in photography from Massachusetts College of Art in 2003.
http://www.carolineburghardt.com/
Amanda Browder
I would describe my work as being soft sculpture/found object installation with an affinity for abstraction and minimalism. I use forms that are similar to the images in a comic book. Reduced, simplified, and reconfigured to be idealized and sensational. I appreciate the transformative nature of materials, and how the combination of familiar objects can create abstract relationships. These relationships generate open-ended narratives, and ambiguous situations that are defined by the choice of materials. Central to the psychedelic experience, I use bright colors and familiar materials to recreate this subtle change in perception.
Born in Missoula, MT in 1976, I currently live in Brooklyn, NY. I received my MFA/MA from the University of Wisconsin at Madison in 2001, and taught at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago from 2001-07. I received a Chicago Community Arts Assistant Program Grant in 2006 and 2007. I have exhibited nationally and internationally at the Nakaochiai Gallery, Tokyo, Japan; Lothringer 14, Munich, Germany; White Columns, New York; Mixture Contemporary Gallery, Houston, TX; The Missoula Museum of the Arts, Missoula, MT; Gallery 400-UIC, and The Hyde Park Art Center, Chicago. I am also a founding member of the art-podcast www.badatsports.com.
Jenny Vogel
Jenny Vogel (born in Germany) lives in New York and North Texas. She works in video, photography and computer arts. Vogel’s art explores the world as viewed through new media technology using web-cameras, blogs and Google searches as source material. She received her MFA from Hunter College (NYC) in 2003. She is a 2005 NYFA fellow in Computer Arts and is currently an Assistant Professor of New Media Art in the College of Visual Arts and Design at the University of North Texas. Her work has been screened and exhibited in group and solo- shows in numerous locations and galleries: San Francisco Camerawork, CA; Arnolfini, UK; The Siberia Biennial, Russia; The Swiss Institute, NYC; EFA Gallery, NYC; Kunstwerke, Berlin; PS1 Contemporary Art Center, NYC.
www.jennyvogel.net
www.jennyvogel.net
11/16/08
Audra Wolowiec
Audra Wolowiec's multidisciplinary artwork mines themes of communication, voice, and modes of exchange. In recreating natural phenomena and trace effects, she explores the idea of a fading connection to create an elusive but shared experience. Her work has been shown at Art in General (New York), Pocket Utopia (Brooklyn), and the Museum of New Art (Detroit).
Her work is often collaborative in nature and includes the ongoing project Studio AND with artist and designer Niels Cosman. Together they have shown work at Flux Factory, Conflux Festival, and are featured in the recent Issue 38: Future of Thresholds Magazine, MIT Department of Architecture.
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