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Indepth Arts News: "State of the Art: Digital Prints, a panel discussion in conjunction with the opening reception of DIGITAL'2000" 2000-06-28 until 2000-07-14 Art and Science Collaborations, Inc. (ASCI) Staten Island, NY, USA United States of America
State of the Art: Digital Prints will examine important technical aspects
that artists should know about creating long-lasting digital prints with
Henry Wilhelm announcing surprising results of his recent testing that will
revolutionize fine art digital prints! In addition, the panel will explore
the issues that artists, museum curators, and gallery owners are dealing
with today. For instance: What criteria do museum curators use to decide
which department will collect a digital print, Photography or Prints and
DrawingsNULL Are artists following strict copyright rules regarding
appropriation of images from other print media when creating digital
montageNULL How should digital images be reviewed by curators, at what
resolution is realisticNULL And are artists homepages valuable for the
initial review process? Why do artists not know about longevity information
of the newest digital printers and ink-sets? Is this even important to
collectors?
PANELISTS:
DIGITAL2000
An exhibition of digital art by 23 artists that was selected from an
international Open Competition. Approximately 350 entries from as far as
Tokyo, Beijing, Australia, Brazil,Slovenia, and throughout the USA, Canada,
and Mexico.
This years jurors were: Digital Prints Marilyn Kushner,
Curator of Prints and Drawings, the Brooklyn Museum of Art; and for Net.art Jon Ippolito, artist, Curator of Media Arts, the Guggenheim Museum.
DIGITAL PRINT Winners: David Arky, Daniel Ayars, Kristine Campbell, Liz
Demaree, Robin Germany, Michi Itami, Adrienne Klein, Zi Wen Li,
CarmeLizardo, Anna Munster, Barbara Robertson, Ed Ross, Naomi Spellman,
Terry Towery, Sarah Vinci, Lui Wei, and Cece Wheeler.
NET.ART Winners: David Crawford, Mary Flanagan, Marc Lafia, Golan Levin,
Judd Morrissey, and Kazushi Mukaiyama.
NET.ARTIST PRESENTATIONS - Four of the six net.art winners will give live
Internet presentations of their net.art projects from 6-7pm during the
Opening Reception on Wednesday, June 28th for the exhibition.
DIGITAL2000 will travel to three venues: ASCIs third annual international competition exhibition
June 28, at Central Fine Arts (212) 966-8836
596 Broadway (just south of Houston St), New York City
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