Scope Cinema  July 26-29, 2007 East Hampton Studios, 77 Industrial Road, Wainscott, NY 11937

In its second appearance at Scope Hamptons 2007, [PAM] presents its most advanced system to date with three times as many artists and added interactive features. [PAM] will also be premiering at Scope the release of the first PAM DVD, Year 1 Volume 1 featuring 16 ground breaking international video works. [PAM] continues to be a powerful advocate for the medium video art in the commercial art fair arena. [PAM] Reception, Saturday July 28th 2-5pm. [PAM] artists are invited for the first-annual reunion to celebrate the third anniversary of SCOPE Cinema, which premiered in SCOPE Hamptons 2005.  After a brief presentation of [PAM] by its founders, [PAM] artists, collectors, and video-lovers are invited to a reception courtesy of Grolsch. Scope Cinema - Curated by Lee Wells Featuring works by Wai Kit Lam (China), Miroslaw Rogala (Poland) and [dNASAb] (US) in addition to the feature screening program UNTITLED VIDEO PROGRAM #1 including video artworks by Kisito Assangni (Togo/France), George Barber (UK), Janet Biggs (US), BVA (France), Colette Copeland (US), Marcia Grostein (Brazil), Masayuki Kawai (Japan), Lara Star Martini (US), Ned and Shiva Productions (US), Sanotes (Spain), Michael Szpakowski (UK), Nina Teglio (Italy). Download your Scope [PAM] pass for free entrance to the fair and selected events CLICK HERE  For more information go to www.scope-art.com

Featured Artists:     Wai Kit Lam 林慧潔. - Video Works 2002-2005 Wai Kit Lam was born in Hong Kong in 1966. Lives and works in Ferrara (Italy) and Hong Kong (China). She graduated with her BA (Hons) in Fine Art at the Goldsmiths College, University of London, UK in 1996.  In 2003, she graduated with her MFA at The Chinese University of Hong Kong.  Her media included photography, video art, sound and mixed media.  Her research topic included the construction of identity and the interrelationship between individuals and surrounding circumstances.  From the representation and the notion of identification, she also studies the roles and influences of ideology where we construct our own selves. Miroslaw Rogala - Towers and Bridges: Brooklyn Bridge, Interactive PHSCologram© Rogala embraces the notions of virtualization, panorama, symbolism, scale, and interactivity to create three virtual towers and asks the question has human nature changed in thirty-seven hundred fifty years? [dNASAb] – I-Pod ECOsystem #D-2 The I-Pod, now being 5 years old, is deeply integrated into the lives of millions globally, and speaks of the fetishism that modern consumers have for new electronic mobile devices. [dNASAb] sees these new devices as raw materials for artistic creation. Featured Programs:     UNTITLED VIDEO PROGRAM #1 Featuring the work of Kisito Assangni (Togo/France), George Barber (UK), Janet Biggs (US), BVA (France), Colette Copeland (US), Marcia Grostein (Brazil), Masayuki Kawai (Japan), Lara Star Martini (US), Ned and Shiva Productions (US), Sanotes (Spain), Michael Szpakowski (UK), Nina Teglio (Italy). Perpetual Art Machine is a living archive and research project of 21st century international video art, featuring over 1500 videos from more than 700 artists from over 70 countries culminating in immersive interactive video experiences. Created in December 2005 as a means to democratizes the curatorial process by inviting both the artist and the viewer/user to participate through live interactive installations and online through [PAM]’s free community video portal. [PAM] will be presenting its first exhibition at the Chelsea Art Museum August 9-25 curated by Nina Colosi. In addition to the interactive installation, [PAM] will be hosting a roundtable discussion and will be featuring single and large scale three-channel video projects from the most innovative artists in the [PAM] community.

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