THE ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM
AT LAS VEGAS ART MUSEUM WEB SITE
Every 2 years, starting in 1998, a pioneering artist that creates unique art and esthetic experience is selected by the museum as its Artist-In-CyberResidence. With support and encouragement of LVAM the artist works to provide new art for the Web's Cyberculture. Works are displayed and documented in this section of LVAM's Web site.
Our first Web based artist is Pygoya. Previous Internet works include our "acquired" work of art, the artist's e-art installation, Truly Virtual Web Art Museum. This Internet-Site Specific work is more than an installation as it incorporates the multimedia resources of the Web, traditional art media, and collaboration with other artists to insure its longevity as "living art through a creative communal process". Truly Virtual Web Art Museum includes the following feature attractions that require constant updating and management by the curatorial Webmaster of the project-
The Pygoya Webmuseum of
Cyberart - Pygoya's own "cyberart" vrml exhibits
The Rave Webmuseum of Cyberart-growing vrml
collection of global digital art
The O'Carney Webmuseum Theater - fine arts
animation found on the Internet
The Cyberculture Library and Art Museum - research
on Web arts for artists
The Mausoleum Art Museum-an online memorial
resource/service for all artists
1997 Prior Pygoyan Web Art - A Cyberart Portfolio
See the artist's Longest or Deepest art piece on the Web (1997)
MONA , 1997, Pygoya-"It's Alive!" or greet her at mlisa@web.com; fulfill your fantasy of seeing the Mona Lisa express herself- 664 KB
PYGOYAMATION NO. 2 1997, Pygoya's "Pygoyanimation No.2" in the extended and complete animation of Pygoyamation No. 1; of course a larger file size; for those who enjoyed the abbreviated, sampling version and are now willing to download the complete piece- 1.7 MB( not for the casual surfer), with sound
Home on the Web WCOSG Gallery - February 26, 1998
INVASION OF GEOCITIES.COM , 1997, - his virtual residence was among the casualties in this "invasion" on April 26, 1997
Definition of Cyberart of the Web
1998 Java Applet Art - links may not work now as content may change under directions of other webmasters
A hsitorical documentation
Bits of Amor to Still Life with Image Fade Applet -A collaborative Cyberart piece by Pygoya (Still Life) and David Orr of Scotland , Java Applet special effects artist (Image Fade Applet effect-this applet slowly transforms the picture over a period of time) -April 1998
Paradise - exhibited at Trans Hudson Gallery, NYC, 1998 as part of r2001 art ring's historic Internet download exhibition
Pygoya's Art - Past, Present and Future - Robert Wren
History of this Web Site- for Prix Ars Electronic 98, Austria -by Cyberstaff
New Web art is posted here as created for this museum's ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCY program
Come inside the online artist's
CYBERSTUDIO