AWARDS- Webmuseum Great!- Exhibited
GREAT 1999! - ART LIVES in Cyberspace
- enthusiastic disciple and practitioner of the emerging digital art of
Australia; brings a
lifetime of artistic activity, dance experience and creativity to online cyberart
efforts
Joan G. Stark's Gallery of Original ASCII Art - is working on special solo exhibition for Cyberists Hall in the Pygoya Webmuseum in April 1998 (2/1/99)
Information on exhibitions and membership activities for Las Vegas city museum. Manifesto for the emergence of new art directions for the next millenium by its curator, Dr. James Mann. Concepts also presented on the value of Las Vegas as an important American cultural center.
GIF animator for the Web; includes cute "critters"; works
inducted into
Webmuseum Theater, January 1999
Also known on the Web as "Millan"; GIF animations & other
art media; work accepted
into the O'Carney Webmuseum Theater; resides in Sweden
Pygoya, native artist of Hawaii, keeps the light brightly shining for the mid-Pacific location of the R2001 global art ring network; includes images of Hawaii's winners of past Miss America and Miss Universe contest and archival information on the ring's activities.
Artist Shanglie Zhou shocked the country when she donned a supermarket's employee uniform to bag at the checkout counter, her plastic wrapped artwork placed in shopping carts from the meat section . No expiration date for the art.
Established online in 1994, digitalari is one of the first and among the premier Web sites for fine arts digital photography. Current new exhibition is that of Lisa A. Johnston, well-known artist who evolved from photo-journalism
Wildly abstract art that has chemical and biological associations by
a San
Francisco Bay Area artist.
Great 1998! - Art Discoveries in Cyberspace
You paint in Cyberspace! @
Java
AnfyPaint-The Virtual Gallery
Now you can use a paint program online and send your masterpiece instantly to Italy for
consideration of entry into The Virtual Gallery's exhibit; created by Italian digital
artist Fabio Ciucci
Ladyhawk's Digital Art
Galleries
Elaborate mystical inner vision digital art by Elizabeth Konogeris, also known
as the Web's Ladyhawk and Web Mistress of Atlantis
Anonymomma
Intriquingly Anonymomma, the animated dancing sexy lady with a bag over her head, leads
you deeper and deeper, almost seductively into her Web liar; one-of-a-kind experience on
the Web from this mysterious and humorous mothery creative individual of Cyberspace
Dave Archer Gallery
Now visit the online Web site of Dave Archer, famous artist and inventor
of Electric Glass Paintings, created with huge voltage electrical discharges
Painter Dave Archer is known worldwide for space paintings partially
accomplished by painting on
clear sheets of "reverse glass" with millions of volts of
electricity. Archer's high-voltage painting
technique has been demonstrated on over two hundred television shows,
including "Eye To Eye with
Connie Chung", "Beyond 2000", and Discovery Channel's, "The Next
Step".
Dave Archer's work
has also been featured on Star Trek and in Omni and National
Geographic Magazines, as well as
Book Covers and presented in dozens of Art Gallery and Museum
Shows worldwide.
Dave Archer began his glass painting career, nearly three decades ago
in 1970, as a joint study with
colleague Ron Russell. The two painters worked together in the same
studio --- a Story all its own
--- for three years.
Archer's Electric Machines are unique in the world and specifically
designed for experimental
painting. Working with a hand-held wand, Dave Archer manipulates high
voltage arcs --- from a few
inches to nine feet in length --- using those arcs to influence wet
paint on sheets of glass and thus
achieving cloudy impressions. Archer then completes the planets,
comets, and other forms by hand,
using dozens of common and invented art techniques.
One of the things I don't like about a lot of digital art is that it's
"cold" looking. I've made a conscious effort to give a more "analog"
feeling in my works, and to use warmer and/or vibrant colors to "warm"
the scene.
At review date January 10, 1998 there were online exhibitions of Gil Bruvel and Masa
Inakage
Annette
Loudon - conceptual Web artist with a insightful commentary about art
on the Web versus real world exhibiting
A San Francisco Web artist's Alternative Art Web
Site sending waves across the Net;
some adult material; JT WINE, Web artist
Artist-In-Residence, University of Toronto, Computer Systems Reserach
Institute,
exhibited for decades globally, all media including digital art
Want to see figure rendering as good as DaVinci's? Visit
the site of this talented
artist who has been making art since he was 5 years old. A young comic rendering artist
with great potential in his chosen art medium
The
Starving Artist's Homepage
aka Carney's Place
Profesionally designed Web site by an artists of over 35 years of
experience;
see his new "digital photographics" and a interesting before and after car crash
morph
THE 1998 GREAT!
introducing-
Websites of Artists represented in our Rave Webmuseum of Cyberart
I started as an artist working in oil, water color, mixed water color media, charcoal, pencil and guoache. "I picked up the digital computer art and really enjoy the work too." Mood, impulse, energy and theme direct the beginning of each art piece. With evolving forms, shapes and chosen color scheme my painting or images take on a life of their own. Thereafter the viewer later becomes a co-creator. My objective is to provide ever deeper meaning for the participant. Layer by layer and application over application is the procedure of my work.
Born in Germany, I had my basic training at the Academy of Art in Hamburg, later studying in Canada and the USA. I attended the Intensive Seminars and also workshops with well-known instructors. After developing my own style, I still am never satisfied and always strive to grow and explore. Private and commercial collectors have purchased my paintings and images, locally and internationally. In juried shows I have received numerous awards. My Web site will show samples of my newest work in painting as well as in computer art.
Originally working in the field of literature, Benjamin Britton moved into video and computers in the early 80's, creating videotapes and installations, videodiscs, and now is working with interactive digital media as an artform. His principle interests center on the relationship of individuals to their society and on the issue of interactive composition. Britton is presently an Assistant Professor of Electronic Art in the School of Fine Arts at the University of Cincinnati, and is engaged in creative research with virtual reality, the Internet, and optical media.
As a student, musician and football player at Western Reserve Academy in Hudson, Ohio, Michael still enjoys dabbling in Bryce when he finds the inspiration. "Baloo's Twin Plateaus" inspired by his favorite childhood cartoon, Tail Spin.
New York City multimedia artist and Cyberatist
"Next Tech" is part of eleven piece series, entitled "The Art of Technology", consisting of mixed media sculpture with the Internet as its subject matter. Sinclair is an active artist in the New York City art scene.
This incredibly famous NYC artist spins ongoing tale of art and life ranging from the bathtubs of Soho to the corporate towers of Wall Street. Along the way, she invites you to explore her creative spoofs on American commericialism like "Coke Depression" and Dr. Scholl's, "Not Just a Foot Powder". Cnet.com's ezine, Zeppo, feature art article, "The Digital Paintbrush", starts off with an interview with the artist.
Glenn
Southern
EVOLUTE OR LEAVE....
When the time came that we have no more air, we took it from nature. Large
crustations that infested the waters of the world used their weed like
fronds to extract what little oxygen the ocean contained. It was only
logical that we should then take it from them. Problems is, natural
selection. Those of us who stayed got so dependant on them that we became
`Very` attatched to each other, and I do mean attatched.
The artist is originally from Texas but now resides in the
state of Washington. Originally a ceramist she now creates using the computer. An Irish
Texan who moved to Bainbridge Island, Washington
4 years ago and discovered the color GREEN!
Dorothy Krause is a Professor of Computer Graphics at the
Massachusetts College of Art, Corporate Curator for IRIS Graphics,
Inc. and a member of Unique Editions a collaboration of tradigital artist
Artist's Statement about her work in general-
My work is based upon the premise that our similarities are
greater than our
differences and that, at this time in history, we are able to transcend our
separateness and to understand, as at no time in the past, our interdependence.
Although I was trained as a painter, I have always been a collage-maker, both in
my art work and in my life, working with what I have and what I find. I use
historical and current images as the source material for my work, enlarging on the
fragmented political, ethical and social meanings they suggest by combining,
layering, manipulating and merging them into provocative statements or questions.
Most of Roman's computer art consists of thousands of pen strokes
with
only occasional brush strokes. His early computer art includes several paintings like the
one above
plotted with paint-brushes rather than ink pens. These works bear a remakable resemblance
to
some of his earlier hand-painted work. The "brushing" instructions follow
stroke-generating
procedures he composed to achieve a computer simulation of early 20th century automatism.
He
viewed these procedures as a form of "computer automatism". The original routine
that requested a
brush for each stroke has evolved over the years acquiring more calligraphic features. In
1995
"self-inking" sumi brushes were adapted to fit the plotter's drawing arm so
continuous script-like
forms could be achieved .See "Epigenetic Painting: Software as Genotype" ,
Leonardo 23:1
(1990).
Founding artist of The Rave Webmuseum of Cyberart; defined criteria for "Cyberart" as found at Webmuseum Cybercolony. The Pygoya Webmuseum of Cyberart of this Web site (www.lastplace.com) documents his work in digital fine art since 1985. Prior to that time the artist worked in painting, sculpture, printmaking, ceramics, photography, mixed media assemblages including a national recognized disco-dental clinic art installation. In 1980 Pygoya received the Ph.D. degree in Art Psychology. Long ago before that, from 1963 to 1968 (during the same heyday of The Beatles), he was the leader of a popular Honolulu rock accordion(!) band.
THE 1997 GREAT!-curated global network exhibit by our staff, online September 4-December 31,
1997
Chun Xia -"Red", "Black=White?" and "Olive Tree"
Sinclair Seibert - Sinclair's Cyberart
THE 1997 ISEA GREAT!- an cyberspace multi-site art tour over the Internet ; posted online August 14- December 31, 1997
First Great! Network Electronic Art Tour- selected links to Web sites selected for The Eight International Symposium on Electronic Art (ISEA). This first GREAT! networked showcase of electronic art is documented in Webmuseum Cyberculture Research Library. As time passes progressive number of the links below may not work (art projects removed from the Web). The next GREAT! network tour will be posted online January 1, 1998.