PAST EXHIBITIONS
January 27 - February 15
" Your Phantasm of Galactic Magnum"
Jared Ashburn , video and sound artist, installs an immersive video environment utilizing "prepared" 3-gun video projectors. "Your Phantasm of Galactic Magnum" provides the viewer with an opportunity to complete the circuit.
February 24 - March 21
"New Work" Digital Video Animation
Robert Campbell , video artist, animator and documentary maker presents "New Work". This series of subtle animations explores the formal boundaries between the still and moving image. Robert currently directs the video program at the Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle Washington.
March 31 - April 20 [Opening: Friday, March 31, 4:45-7 p.m.]
"Hand Drawn" Animation & Drawing
Sky David , animator, documentarian and visual artist, is a Vietnam veteran whose exquisite drawings and animations depict the intense experience of that seminal historic period. Sky's show, "Hand Drawn" raises many poignent issues that remain relevant to our current social and political climate.
April 28 Only [Opening: Friday, April 28, 4:45-11:00 p.m.]
Advanced Interactive Studio "Hyper-Action" - 18 artists combine forces in this group-show exploring interactive installation, video performance, sound art, robotics and spray paint. Interactive Installation & Performance
June 8th - September 1st 2006 [Tours by Appointment]
David Stout with Programmers Cory Metcalf and Luke DuBois
100 Monkey Garden - Video/sound artist David Stout's new installation positions two artificial ecosystems alongside one another and opens the doors of interaction.
September 22nd - October 20th Monday thru Thursday 11am - 9pm
Frank Joseph Rolla
"Railsled: Into the House of Benevolent Souls" - Robotic fabrication from aluminum, remote controlled.
Artist/roboticist Frank Rolla displays the data gathered by his self-designed and built railroad drone, sent on a fact-finding mission to scour the Western hemisphere.
November 3rd - December 1 2006 Monday thru Thursday 11am - 9pm
Fridays 11am - 5pm
Burning Books
"See You In Hell" - A stupefying and interminable ride in a shopping cart through one large discount store, shortly before the end of the world. Whose idea was this, anyway? Will we be punished later or is this it?
January 26th - February 16th 2007 Monday thru Thursday 11am - 9pm
Friday 11am - 5pm
Hisao Ihara
"Fragment" - An installation that incorporates images from varied sources, including the artists surroundings, contemporary news footage as well as historical footage or war, and images found on the Internet. The exhibition can be seen as contemporary poetry through video and is an attempt to recreate the contemporary perception of the world.
February 23rd - March 23rd 2007 Monday thru Thursday 11am - 9pm
Friday 11am - 5pm
Brad Wolfley
"THIS IS TO SHOW YOU THE TRUTH (part 1):
EXIT 5B" - An animated investigation that is part memoir and part fiction - what the filmmaker calls "friction" - attempts to uncover the truth behind the mysterious life of Harvey Sinclaire Gypsy Moth. The collection of short musings, based on drawings and journal entries, is narrated by "Harvey Sinclaire," who is both an animated character and the viewer.
April 19th - May 11th 2007 Monday thru Thursday 11am - 9pm
Friday 11am - 5pm
International Net Art Exhibition
CONTRA FRONTERAS - Contra Fronteras illustrates a unique approach to experiencing an individual artist's site by amplifying the physicality of virtual web-based media in the form of interactive software, projected films and immersive sound.
September 14th - October 5th 2007 Monday thru Thursday 11am - 9pm
Friday 11am - 5pm
An Interactive Video Installation by artist and filmmaker, Deborah Fort
Particle Theories: Time, Space and the Construction of Memory - Particle Theories, a three channel video and sound installation by Deborah Fort, borrows concepts from physics to explore the use of image in the construction of memory. Old home movies from an unknown family are used to represent the desire to codify and solidify memory, and by extension, history. History, like matter, is made up of small particles that are constantly moving. Our belief that it is solid and immutable is illusion. And yet our obsession with documenting our lives though photographs and video blurs the boundary between image and reality, so that what we remember is not our lived experience, but the rearrangement of silver particles on paper, or the flickering light on the wall.
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