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[PAM] is a collaboration between Chris Borkowski, Aaron Miller, Rapheale Shirley and Lee Wells / IFAC
Chris Borkowksi is a media maker from Buffalo, NY that is
now living and working in New York City. He has worked professionally
as video editor, network administrator, media arts center Technical
Director, and University instructor in digital arts. He has shown work
internationally at various galleries and media festivals and has also
performed a number of real-time audio and video pieces. He like sunsets
and long walks in the park, the shape of pixels, social climbers,
hackers, misfits and charlatans. His favorite colors are RGB and finds
name dropping and writing his own bio the biggest turn off. http://www.chrisborkowski.com
Aaron Miller
is a specialist in audio, video, and interactive installations. Miller
has designed software and managed technical production for numerous
artists-including Gary Hill-at venues such as The Coliseum in Rome, The
Louvre Museum and The Pompidou Center in Paris. His recent performances
and exhibitions include The Albright-Knox Art Gallery's Beyond/In Western New York (Biennial
Invitational) and a tour of Poland and the Czech Republic, with Gary
Hill and others. Past performances and exhibitions include the 9th Biennial of Moving Images at the Center for Contemporary images in Geneva, Switzerland, and Encuentro Digital en La Habana ,
in Havana, Cuba. Miller received his BA in Fine Arts from Alfred
University and his MA in Media Study and Computer Music from the
University at Buffalo. http://www.aaronmmiller.com
Raphaele Shirley is an
artist specializing in public art and collaborative interventions. She
lives and works in New York City. [PAM] is her most recent
collaboration. She has also shown recently in "Two Continents and
Beyond" invitational for the 9th Istanbul Biennale. She's worked with
Nam June Paik in the develoment and management of his laser sculptures
(1997-2002), and with artists such as Eliot Sharp, Alex Haas and Brian
Eno. She was a founding member of the New York International Fringe
Festival, inviting visual artists, performers and undergraduates (
Pratt Univ.) to install temporary public art in the Lower East Side of
NYC. She has produced and coordinated projects such as the experimental
club "Show World " set in a former adult entertainment center in Times
Square and "Between Dreams" by Shimone Attie and Creative Time.
Raphaele studied fine arts at the Beaux Arts d'Aix-en- Provence, France. http://www.raphaeleshirley.com
Lee Wells is an artist, exhibition organizer and consultant
currently living and working New York. His artwork primarily questions
systems of power and control and has been exhibited internationally
including the 51 st La Biennale Di Venezia, Contemporary Arts Center in
Cincinatti and the Museo d'arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Trento e
Rovereto. He is a co-founder and director of IFAC-arts, www.ifac-arts.org,
an alternative exhibition and installation program for artists and
curators.
His artwork, projects and exhibitions have been written about by
various national and international art and news publications to
include: The New York Times, Art Newspaper, The Washington Post, Art in
America, and Art Net. Wells is currently a curator at large and Cinema-Scope director for Scope Art Fairs www.scope-art.com and is a site editor for www.rhizome.org. http://www.leewells.org
[PAM] Artists at Large:
Amelia Winger-Bearskin
G.H. Hovagimyan
Iris Piers
Alexander Reyna
Jaye Rhee
[PAM] Advisory Board
Alexis Hubshman
Lea Carnevali
Donna.Graham
Kath Gray
Bethanne Haft
Eric Payson
Letzte Aktualisierung ( Thursday, 10. November 2011 )