"Paris SHOWoff Contemporary Art Fair ,[dNASAb] de-cased iPod sculptures"

Show Off, an alternative art fair in Paris 7 to 22 october 2007.Marc dePuchredon exhibits de-cased i-Pod sculptures.

Show Off
Espace Pierre Cardin
Nearly 40 contemporary art galleries
from 17 to 22 october 2007
(opening on invitation 16 october 2007)

11 iPod ,'iPod sculpture' "iPodECOsystem_HybridEntertainmentMatrix"2007 exhibited at DePauw University solo show titled "Techno-etic"

"iPod ECOsystem, Hybrid Entertainment Matrix" 2007 [11 channel iPod video sculpture]
August 22, 2007, Greencastle, Ind. - "[dNASAb]: // techno_etic," an exhibition that visualizes the possible aesthetics of wireless data and the fetishization of technology, will be on view at the Richard E. Peeler Art Center at DePauw University from August 24 through September 23, 2007. You're invited to attend an opening reception with a talk by the artist on Thursday, August 23, at 4 p.m.

new 3 channel video installation "burndatareaddata"2007 1.54 min

"burndatareaddata"2007
1.54 min edition of 5 + 2 AP
3 channel video installation

click (pic) or link to view new 3 channel video installation.
"burndatatreaddata" is going to be exhibited in "Video art in the age of the internet"at the Chelsea Art Museum,curated by Nina Pelosi and the Perpetual Art Machine founders.show opens Aug. 11th.-Sept. 14th. 2007

[dNASAb] featured in Vague Terrain 07'" Sample Culture"

Announcing the launch of vague terrain 07: sample culture The latest edition of the Toronto based digital arts quarterly vagueterrain.net is now live. The issue, vague terrain 07: sample culture is a provocative exploration of contemporary sampling of sound, image and information. This body of work examines the remix as a critical practice while addressing broader issues of ownership and intellectual property.

Vague terrain 07: sample culture contains work from: brad collard, christian marc schmidt, defasten, des cailloux et du carbone, [dNASAb], eduardo navas, eskaei, freida abtan, jakob thiesen, jennifer a. machiorlatti, jeremy rotsztain, noah pred, ortiz, rebekah farrugia, and an interview with ezekiel honig conducted by evan saskin.

For more information please see http://www.vagueterrain.net

new [dNASAb] video exhibited"10 plus 10" Basel,Switzerland

View new video; web version. Hi -res, limited edition video exhibited in "10 plus 10" at Marc de Puechredon gallery. June 3rd- July 7th 2007. e-halle,Erlenstrasse 15 ,4058 Basel

"Wolfe Contemporary" exhibits a new "iPod ECOsystem" in the San Francisco Gallery.

Mark Wolfe of Wolfe Contemporary exhibits a new "iPod ECOsystem" (ipod sculpture) in his San Francisco Gallery.49 Geary Streeet, Suite 202 | San Francisco, CA 94108 | T 415.369.9404 click here to view the new video that loops continuously on the iPod ECOsystem.

"Meeting 2 of my favorite artists_BillViola & Tim Hawkinson"

What an amazing week of openings,on back to back nights I had the rare privilege to meet 2 of my favorite artists. On Wednesday May 2nd 07. at the NYEhaus gallery in Grammercy Park I got to meet Tim Hawkinson. I had the opportunity to tell him that in 1996,I was visiting NYC deciding to move to the city,and saw his solo show at the ACE gallery in Tribeca. It was a quintessential and defining moment of the trip to experience this show.The monumental scale, clever use of materials,and distinctly unique style of low-tech engineering for the purposes of art were awe-inspiring to me, and drove home the fact that without living here I would continually miss shows of such magnitude, I've lived in NY ever since.Although he did mention "but I am from L.A",which i found interesting. Moving from Florida to LA just wasn't a drastic enough change of lifestyle, but being bi-coastal now sounds fabulous,watch out Tim we might be interfacing more often in the future.
On Thursday May 3rd, at the James Cohan gallery opening for the "Works of the TRISTAN project" by Bill Viola I was excited to have the opportunity to meet Bill Viola. Thanks to artist/curator/PAM founder Lee Wells[pictured left w B.Viola], Chris Borkowski and I got a direct introduction to Bill. He was an incredibly sincere and warm man, it was instantly known he would rather have dialog with some artists than to be in dialog with the myriad of dealers circling him. He told us an interesting anectdote of an interface with Michael Snow, whom he had greatly admired,whilst installing a video piece with drips of water in the Kitchen when he was in his early to mid twenties. Bill Viola has a true talent of being able to add the spiritual properties of humanity to his video works. When I saw his piece where the dying mother is reflected on the screen of the newborn daughter, I was amazed. Television screens inherently have such a sterile quality,but Bill made them poignant, human,and conceptual_ dealing with the very nature of existence,life and death. In all the Hollywood graphic violence and death scenes on television and movies, not one of them compares even closely to the emotional effect this semi-low tech installation held within. Bill Viola truely shows us through the medium of video art, an artists ability to create works that transcend the medium and drive home important messages of sheer existence. I sincerely hope that in the future I will have time to have more in-depth dialog with Bill and maybe even collaborate on a work of art one day.