[dorkbotsea-announce] Fwd: Dorkbot's Strange Things: Opening Night Sat June 27

shelly at hive-mind.com shellyhivemind at gmail.com
Tue Jun 23 13:02:23 EDT 2009


Reminder: this Saturday, come check out Dorkbot's "Strange Things" art at
our opening night party, with one night only installations and a bar!  Wear
electricity, bring a robotic date!

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From: shelly at hive-mind.com <shellyhivemind at gmail.com>
Date: Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 9:48 AM
Subject: Dorkbot's Strange Things: Opening Night Sat June 27
To: dorkbotsea-announce at dorkbot.org

We are pleased to announce that Dorkbot Seattle, in collaboration with 911
Media Arts Center, opens a new juried art exhibit “Strange Things” with
opening night party on June 27th, 2009.

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*People Doing ”Strange Things” with Electricity 4*
*Art Using Technology, Technology Making Art*
Exhibition dates:  June 27 – July 24, 2009

*Opening Night Party:*
 *Saturday June 27th*
7pm - midnight 21+ Only

5-10$ suggested donation, proceeds to benefit 911 Media Arts Center
Wear electricity, bring your robotic date!  Bar and one night only
installations.

Location:  911 Media Arts Center, 402 9th Ave. N. (at Harrison), Seattle, WA
98109



learn more and get updated info at:
http://dorkbot.org/dorkbotsea/events/pdstwe4/

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*Morea About “Strange Things”:*



New and exciting genres of art emerge as artists, scientists and
technologists bring together their expertise to push the boundaries of what
is possible. Dorkbot-Seattle's annual exhibition, People Doing Strange
Things with Electricity, showcases innovative trends in contemporary art by
bringing together established and emerging artists who work with electricity
in a significant way either in their art or in its creation. This is the
fourth installment of "Strange Things"; previous shows have attracted in
excess of 1000 visitors.  For pictures from last years’ show, please see:
http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=pdstwe3&w=all



This year, in addition to showcasing works that in some way involve the use
of electricity, we are emphasizing *emergent communication:* pieces that
communicate with each other (and potentially the viewers and environment) in
novel ways, to create a larger system that's greater and more complex than
its individual parts.



The jury selected pieces from 18 regional artists.  Our focus on interactive
electronic projects encompasses a broad range of creative media: art that
borders the line between physical and digital art, digital art and
experimental media, kinetic sculpture, reactive sculpture, sound and light
installations, web-based art, ubiquitous computing...to name a few.



*Exhibiting artists: *



Doug Bell: *Animated Ball*

Michele Boland: *Electrical Thinking and Dreaming*

Scott David:  *Synasthesia*

Curtis Erlinger: *...become light like the bird, not like the feather...***

Shelly Farnham and the Uber Geek Project:  *Seattle Voices, H.E.Ai.D. Core*

Albert Hwang:  *Wiremap*

Josh Kopel and Robert Gallup: *Flotsam*

Dan Lipert, Laura Andrews, and Colleen Cox:  *ARDJ - Augmented Reality DJ
System*

Lawrence MacCary: *Cartesian Diver*

Stewart McCullough: *Feed Me*

Margaret McEwen: *Crochet Hyperbolic Plain*

Eric McNeill: *In the P-I*

Randy Moss: *Secret*

Andrew Peterson: *touch doll with animating former self pelt*

Chris Prosser: *neerunder*

Ari Lacenski and Eleanor Saitta: *Anti/Social Lights*

Rolf van Widenfelt: *HandPrints*

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Dorkbot, Seattle Chapter

http://dorkbot.org/dorkbotsea



911 Media Arts

www.911Media.org <http://www.911media.org/>





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