The Electronic Art Gallery’s mission is twofold. Firstly, the gallery is a venue for professional and student artists to showcase their work. The gallery will focus on artworks that explore the wide-ranging mediums and concepts found under the umbrella term of “digital art.” Secondly, the gallery’s offerings are intended to demonstrate a dedication to the cultural enrichment of Colorado State University’s students and the local Fort Collins community.
The Electronic Art gallery encourages experimentation through the presentation of works in a wide variety of formats. This can include but is not limited to exhibitions, performance, outreach, and related educational programming.
ELECTRONIC ART ARTIST LECTURE SERIES:
Thanks to a generous Lilla B. Morgan Grant and the support of the Department of Art and Art History, the Electronic Art Area will be hosting a lecture series for the 2018-2019 calendar year!
FALL SCHEDULE for 2018:
Wednesday, September 12th – Artist Lecture: Laura Conway
UPCOMING EXHIBITION:
Eric Souther: “Entangled Ecologies” |
Kristin Reeves:”Reanimating Media Cadavers [What Is That Feeling]”
October 2 to November 4 2017
Kristin Reeves has shown her interdisciplinary work internationally in museums, galleries, theaters, art events and festivals such as the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago; Microscope Gallery, Brooklyn; Crossroads Film Festival, San Francisco; Antimatter [Media Art] Festival, Victoria; European Media Arts Festival, Osnabrück; Revelation Perth, Australia. She was awarded the 2016 Indie Grits Film Festival Helen Hill Memorial Award for Body Contours and she is a Signal Culture Artist in Residence. Reeves has also collaborated in over 20 live multimedia projects staged in performance venues such as Steppenwolf Theater, Chicago; The Boiler, Brooklyn; The Granoff Center, Providence.
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Kristin Stransky: “BODY LANGUAGE”
June 30 to July 27 2017
EXIBITION
ARTIST TALK JULY 28 4:30 pm
Kristin Stransky creates engaging and often playful artworks focused on social interaction, gender socialization and cultural expectations. Her artworks range from wearables and 3D printing to interactive art and installations. She is featured as a Westword “100 Colorado Creatives” and has participated in multiple interviews, articles, and conferences including ISEA and NMC at CAA.
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February 20 to April 15 2017
Michael Salmond is a digital designer, new media artist, writer and educator.
He is currently Associate Professor of Digital Media Design at Florida Gulf Coast University, FL, USA.
His art and design work focus on videogames, travel and hybrid culture. His book, “The Fundamentals of Interactive Design” published by AVA/Bloomsbury was released in March of 2013.
His most recent book ‘Videogame Design: Principles and Practices from the Ground up’, was published in 2016.
Michael is currently finished a new book which focuses on Videogame Level Design.
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Nikolas Kasinos
November 3 – 28 2016Opening November 3, 5 -7 pm
Nikolas is a filmmaker, visual artist & performance maker
born in Cyprus and currently based in Berlin. He is the co-founder of OUROBOROS where he currently works as Director/Producer and one of the artists/curators of RELAPSE collective.
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Victoria Bradbury: Assay // Heresay March 25 to April 15 2016 Opening March 31 5:00 -7:00 pm Artist Talk: April 6, 12:00 – 1:00 pm Electronic Art Classroom Victoria’s website is here.Victoria Bradbury is a media artist weaving programming code, physical computing, body and object. |
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Alan Perry: Virtual Memory February 1 to February 29 2016 Opening and Artist TalkFebruary 5th 5-7 pmAlan’s website is here.Alan Perry is not married to any one photographic process- the fine-art photographer,…works with whatever process the project lends itself to |
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Heidi Eversley, KendraFleischman Lotta-Pia Kallio, Richard Eversley ARTIST TALK and CLOSING : November 20th, 2015 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm, Electronic Art GalleryThese artists are part of Curious TV – a motion arts gallery “without walls”. The focus is on art that has been created via digital motion methods and technology. |
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Glenda Drew is an artist and designer whose research and practice centers on making art that supports social change through an inventive and often playful approach. From scratch-n-sniff trading cards to Viewmaster reels, Drew uses the language of media and technology to create messaging with social implications and encourage social change. Glenda’s site is here |
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