PACE DIGITAL GALLERY is proud to present:"TELECULTURE"

PACE DIGITAL GALLERY is proud to present:TELECULTURE

November 13- December 14, 2007
Opening Reception Tuesday November 12, 5-7pm

Including artwork by:  Chris Borkowski,
Bethany Fancher, Gerald Förster,Taras Hrabowsky,
Jennifer Jacobs, Eric Payson, Second Front, Mark Tribe, and
[dNASAb]

Curated by Lee Wells

³Nothing including ourselves ­ can be defined
intrinsically; we are all in some sense extrinsic and
relational achievements, conflations of body,culture,
environment, technology.²Ingrid Richardson, Telebodies
& Televisions:Corporeality and Agency in Technoculture,
2003

TELECULTURE is a survey that brings together a diverse
group of new media artists, whose work - ranging from
photography to online virtual reality -embodies, a cross
section of thought that investigates perceptions of
identity in the early 21st century. Pace Digital Gallery
offers a unique and challenging public environment, where
as,through the sheer verticality of the space, the selected
artworks combine to visually communicate a sense of
claustrophobic post-millennial anxiety mixed with an
un-definable euphoria,liberation, and freedom.

For more information and directions please goto the website:
www.pace.edu/digitalgallery

Artists Talk - Tuesday November 13, 3-5pm
Artists will be present to discuss their work, in addition
members of the Second Front collective will be participating
remote via Second Life.Discussion will be streamed live via
the internet.Please check the gallery website closer to the
date for more information.

Directors: Francis T. Marchese, Jillian Mcdonald

PACE DIGITAL GALLERY
PACE University
163 William Street, New York, NY
www.pace.edu/digitalgallery
For additional information please contact us at:
digitalgallery@pace.edu

"Particulate" at Vox Populi Gallery in Philadelphia

"Particulate" is a show of ten diverse and internationally known artists who have packaged their visual inspections for playback on micro players. These mp4 players, often illegally labeled as ipods range from 1" to 2.5" diagonal, offer very affordable and intimate venues for these introspective works.

These thirteen particulate samples were gathered from across the US and Canada to settle briefly in Philadelphia. Packets blown about in the passing traffic of the tubes abandoned by DARPA. The dust of dangerous bodies and cultures are collected, appropriated, examined, codecs have been applied, solid state storage units feed Chinese liquid crystal micro displays, photons are filtered and scattered. To ensure public safety, all specimens are simulated in small form, isolated, and displayed behind glass.

Artist included in the show are Laleh Mehran, dNASAb, GARhodes & Chris Ernst of The Buffalo Super Friends, Adriane Little, Tom Bendtsen, Adam Weekley, Alexander Reyna, Colin Ives, Christopher Borkowski, and James Humphrey .

Vox Populi Gallery website