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E D U C A T I O N:

1970 Master of Fine Arts                           Painting       Cornell University

1968 Bachelor of Fine Art                          Painting       University of Illinois

1967 Yale-Norfolk Fellowship                   Painting       Yale University Fellow

 

 

A R T S  R E S U M E   –   s e l e c t e d

G R A N T S,  F E L L O W S H I P S  &  A W A R D S :

John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship, in Video, 1981

US-UK Fulbright Scholar, University of the Arts London Scholar Award,

London, England, 2012-13

Fulbright Scholar Abroad Award, Argentina, Uruguay & Brazil, 1988-89

National Endowment for the Arts, Media Production Grant, 1984-86

National Endowment for the Arts, Individual Artists Fellowship Grant, 1980

National Endowment for the Arts, Individual Artists Fellowship Grant, 1977

National Endowment for the Arts, Individual Artists Fellowship Grant, 1975

American Film Institute-N.E.A. Western States Media Arts Fellowship, 1982

N.E.A./Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Mid-Atlantic Media Arts Fellowship 1994

N.E.A./Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Mid-Atlantic Media Arts Fellowship 1992

Arts International, The Fund for U.S. Artists at International Festivals and

Exhibitions - (USIA, NEA, Rockefeller & Pew), 1992

American Academy in Rome, Visiting Artist Fellow, Rome, Italy, 1998

Maryland State Arts Council, Individual Artist Award “New Genre”, 2002

Hallwalls-N.E.A., Inter-Disciplinary Arts Grant, 1988
Checkerboard Foundation - NYC, Video Post-Production Grant, 1990
New York Foundation for the Arts Individual Artists Fellowship (Video), 1986

C.A.P.S. Grant in Video, New York State, (Creative Artists Public Service), 1984

L.A. County Museum of Art, Young Talent Award Fellowship Grant, 1978

Experimental Television Center, Finishing Funds Grant, 1990

New York State Council on the Arts, Production Grant, 1985

New York State Council on the Arts, Production Grant, 1984

Lipitz Professorship in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Maryland, Baltimore County, 2008-09

O L O  E X H I B I T I O N S / I N S T A L L A T I O N S / P E R F O R M A N C E S

TRAP/bat, The Museum of Modern Art (Commission: multi-channel

            interactive video sculptural installation), New York, NY, 1993

Narkose, (2-channel video, sculptural installation), The Contemporary

            Arts Center, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1994

John Sturgeon-Prime Time, (Video Retrospective) Institute of

            Contemporary Art, Boston, 1983

The Museum of Modern Art, solo exhibition-Video Projects, NYC, 1978

Two Video Installations: [I Will Take You & As Above, As Below], Long Beach

             Museum of Art, 1978

Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art (solo exhibition) L.A., CA 1978

Dissolving, (CD-ROM installation) Pittsburgh Biennial, Pittsburgh Center

             for the Arts, Pittsburgh, PA, 2000

of the father, 2 channel video sculptural installation, Regina Gouger Miller

             Gallery, Pittsburgh, PA, 2000

Symposium Moor 92, (site specific performance & video works on the

             Witte-Moor), Germany, 1992

More Moor, Symposium Moor 92 retrospective, Stadtmuseum Oldenburg,

             Germany (+ collaborative performance event-Haaren River), 1993

Confessions of Addiction, Love & Surgical Musings, (performance) ISEA97                                   (International Symposium on Electronic Arts), School Art Institute

             of Chicago, 1997

I Will Take You, Video Installation, Video: Retrospective, Long Beach

            Museum of Art, 1974-1984 (Part II), LBMA, Long Beach, CA, 1984

Retrospective Exhibit, State University of NY, College at Purchase NY, 1989

Anthology Film Archives (solo screenings), New York, NY, 1981

Saturn Return, (video/performance), Castle of Imagination-6th

            international meeting of performance artists, Bytów, Poland-1998

            & InterAzioni, Teatro ARKA, Cagliari, Sardinia, 1998

No Earth/No Earth Station, (commission; video/performance with 

            A.Quinn), Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Bing Theater, LA,

            CA, 1983

Cake & Eat It, Too, video performance, Kulturetage, Oldenburg, Germany,

            2002

Shared Fear-the dance denial, (video/performance), World Image,

            Metzingen, Germany, 1998

Brood-X, (Bradley/Sturgeon) & Esperanto, (Bradley/Payens/Sturgeon),

            (collaborative video/sound performances) InterAzoni, Teatro

             ARKA, Assemini, Sardinia, 2004

Uroboros, 1979, live perf. & pre-recorded color video, Krannert Art

             Museum, with PBS Television Simulcast, WILL Champaign, Illinois

Uroboros, solo exhibition, video/Installation; photos & drawings, L.A.

             Louver Gallery, Venice, CA, 1978

Conjunction/Opposition II, Video/Perf., L.A. Louver Gallery, Venice, CA,

            1977

Conjuction/Opposition, video/performance & solo video exhibition, SITE,

             San Francisco, CA, 1976

Spinning Dream, Video/Performance & video exhibition; AND/OR Gallery,

             Seattle – 1977

Atari is the New Parent, (collabortive Interactive Satellite Video

             Performance, Sturgeon/Quinn/Lloyd), Iowa City-Los Angeles Link

             Up), Artists in Television Conference, National Cablecast-

             Learning Channel, University of Iowa, 1982

Fragments, (Collaborative Video & Computer Graphics/Performance with

             A.Quinn), UC Video/Medium West Gallery, Minneapolis, Minn. &

             Performance Series, Univ. of Wisconsin, Madison, 1986 & School

             of the Art Institute of Chicago, 1985

Anthology Film Archives, (solo+collab.) Video/Performances, Millennium

             Theater, NYC, 1985

Spin 411, (Video Environment-installation, collaborative, N. Sobel), Mark

             Taper Forum Experimental Lab Theater, Hollywood, CA, 1974

G R O U P  E X H I B I T I O N S  •

2017-18 Radical Software: The Raindance Foundation, Media Ecology and

             Video Art, ZKM Center for Art and Media, Karlsruhe, Germany;

             section: “Night Light TV”

2011 Under the Big Black Sun: California Art 1974-81, MOCA, Geffen

             Contemporary at MOCA, Museum of Contemporary Art Los

             Angeles, CA (exhibition Oct. 2011 Feb. 2012), in conjunction with

             PST (Pacific Standard Time, Getty/MOCA)

2011 Maryland Film Festival, Charles Theatre, Baltimore, MD [premiere:

             “Archivist”, 2010]

2011 VIDET: Video, Idea Art Festival, La Palma Dotze Gallery, Barcelona,

             Spain

2009 das Wattenmeer, Artotek, Oldenburg, Germany, in conjunction

             with: the German National City of Science, Social Land Art Project

             and Institute for Chemistry and Biology of the Ocean,

             Wilhelmshaven, Germany

2008 California VIDEO, J. Paul Getty Museum & The Getty Institute, Getty

             Center, Los Angeles, CA

2008 Into the Light, Into the Dark-low & lapsed technologies, School 33

             Art Center, Baltimore, Maryland

2003 InterAzioni 2003, “Inside Out” (video program), “Dotted Lines” &

             “the Gnaw” (audio program, collaboration Bradley/Sturgeon),

             Cagliari, Italy

2002 ARS Electronica, “art@radio”, 4 hrs. streaming poetic and sound

             work - live mix/performance, (collaboration with Steve Bradley),

             Linz, Austria, in conjunction with Radiotopia and broadcast on                                       RadioFRO/Kunstradio, Wien, Austria

2002 ROOT-X Festival, 1 hr. streaming poetic and sound work - live

             mix/performance, (collaboration with Steve Bradley), Hull Time

             Based Arts, Hull, England

2000 Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Made in California, L.A., CA

2000 InterAzioni 2000, Cagliari, Italy

1997 The Museum of Modern Art, NYC, Selections from the Video

             Collection

1997 Chrome/Osome, Art-Design-Technology 1945-2000, AAP,

             Pittsburgh, PA

1995 Second Biennale of Video and Electronic Art, Museum of

            Contemporary Art, Santiago, Chile

1994 L.A. Video: Scratching the Surface, (Scratching the Belly of the

            Beast: Cutting-Edge Media/Los Angeles 1922-94), Filmforum, LA

1993 2nd European Film & Video Festival, Folkwang Museum, Essen,

            Germany

1993 More Moor, International Artists Symposium, Stadtmuseum,

            Oldenburg, Germany

1992 Choice Encounters, Long Beach Museum of Art, LB, CA

            Erde-Zeichen-Erde, International Society-Fine Arts, Bonn (traveling)

1991 Fact/Fiction, Museum of Modern Art, NYC

1991 GraphiCon'91, Engineering Center, Moscow, USSR

1991 High & Low Tech, Videotheque, Center for Contemporary Arts,

            Santa Fe, NM

1991 Video Meetings '91, Sarajevo, Yugoslavia

1991 The Kitchen, NYC

1991 Brooklyn Museum, Native Amer. Film & Video: A Walk in Two

           Worlds

1990 Selections from the Video-Collection, Museum of Modern Art, NYC

1990 Computer Art in Context, International Computer Arts Exhibition,

           Barcelona & Salamanca, Spain

1990 Adelaide Festival, Adelaide, Australia
1990 New Music America 1990, Montreal, Quebec
1989 Salso Film & TV Festival, Salsomaggiore, Italy
1989 Siggraph '89 Art Show, Computer Museum, Boston, MA (traveling)

1988 Institute of Contemporary Art - Boston, Histories: New Video Art,

           Boston, Massachusetts

1988 Three Rivers Arts Festival, Pittsburgh, PA

1988 Videobrasil, Festival Fotoptica, Museu da Imagem e do Som, Sao

           Paulo, Brazil

1988 Third Videonale, Bonn, West Germany (touring)
           Degrees of Reality, Long Beach Museum of Art, Long Beach, CA

1987 28th American Film & Video Festival, New York, NY

1986 American Film Institute, 1986 AFI Video Festival, NEA Regional

           Fellowships, Los Angeles, CA

1985 The Museum of Modern Art, Spatial Relationships in Video, NYC

1985 The Museum Moderner Kunst, Vienna, Austria
1985 1st International Video Week, Geneve, Switzerland
1985 1st Annual Biennal of Video, TV Man Union, Tokyo, Japan

1984 The Museum of Modern Art, Video & Ritual, New York, NY

1984 Long Beach Museum of Art, Video: A Retrospective, LBMA 1974-84

            (Part I), Long Beach, CA

1984 1984 Olympics American Film Institute Video Exhibition, Los

            Angeles, CA

1983 The Museum of Modern Art, Video Art: A History, New York, NY

          The Second Link-Video in the 80's, (Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam;

           Institute of Contemporary Art, London; National Gallery of

           Ontario, Canada; Museum of Modern Art, NYC; Long Beach

           Museum of Art, LB; Walter Phillips Gallery, Banff, Canada)

1983 The Museum of Modern Art, Performance Video, NYC

1983 Los Angeles County Museum of Art, (winner-video) Young Talent

           Awards: 1963-83, Los Angeles, CA

1983 7th Annual Independent Film & Video Festival, Atlanta, GA

1983 United States Film & Video Festival, Park City, Utah
1982 The Museum of Modern Art, Performance Video, NYC

1982 U.S. Film & Video Festival, Park City, UT (Invitational)

1980 Video: New York, Seattle, & Los Angeles, Museum of Modern Art,

           NYC (Traveling: '80-'81, Japanese Museums)

1980 22nd Annual American Film Festival, New York, NY

1979 The Museum of Modern Art, Contemporary Sculpture Selections, NYC

1978 Airwaves & Stars, California State University, Los Angeles, CA

1978 Neuberger Museum, Self Portrait to Autobiography, Purchase, NY

1976 1976 Biennale of Sydney, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney,

            Australia

1976 Southland Video Anthology, Long Beach Museum of Art, Long

            Beach, CA

1976 San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Video Art: An Overview, San

            Francisco, CA

1976 Video International, Arhus Kunst Museum, Denmark

1975 1975 Biennal of Contemporary Art, Whitney Museum of American

            Art, New York, NY

1975 Arts Council of Great Britain, The Video Show, Serpentine Gallery,

            London, England

1975 Camel Awards, Milan & Florence, Italy
1975 Southland Video Anthology, Long Beach Museum of Art, L.B., CA

1973 American Center, Tokyo, Japan

S T R E A M I N G  M E D I A ,  C D s ,  C A B L E C A S T S , 

          B R O A D C A S T S  •

2019 Muted Stories, at - and/OAR, Tuning Fork © 2018

            Bradley/Sturgeon (5-min. version), sound poetry collaboration

            Steve Bradley/John Sturgeon, included in Muted Stories CD

            publication, Dale Lloyd, curator, owner-publisher, label, Seattle,

            WA, www.and-oar.org/

          Pendle Hill Library collection, romain ©, Bradley/Sturgeon audio CD

            booklet collaboration, Wallingford, PA

2017 Ljudbio IV, In the Neighborhood © Bradley/Sturgeon, sound art and

            poetry collaboration: Steve Bradley & John Sturgeon,

            electroacoustic concert, Curator Girilal Baars, Slottsbiografen

            cincema house, Uppsala, Sweden.

2013 MOCAtv, youtube.com, Museum of Contemporary Art Los Angeles,

            “Artist current Video Projects” (curated by Peter Kirby, MediaArts),

            John Sturgeon Interview & video “The House of Influence” ©1985

            John Sturgeon <youtube.com/MOCAtv> premiered: 1/21/13,

            archived selection

2004 Crawl/Knot, Timothy Nohe & John Sturgeon, (1 hr. streaming text

            and sound work – live mix/performance), ARS Electronica, via

            art@radio, Linz, Austria, in conjunction with Long Night of Radio

            and broadcast on Radio FRO/ Kunstradio, Wien, Austria

2003 Aether Festival, “Dotted Lines” CD (collaborative Bradley/Sturgeon),

           Albuquerque, New Mexico, with NPR (National Public Radio)

2002 From the Attic & From the Basement, Steve Bradley & John

            Sturgeon, 4 hrs. streaming poetic & sound work over 2 days - live                                mix/performance), Linz, Austria, ARS Electronica, “art@radio”, in

            conjunction with Radiotopia and broadcast on Radio

            FRO/Kunstradio, Wien, Austria

2002 Dots Between Spaces, Steve Bradley & John Sturgeon, (1 hr.

            streaming poetic and sound work - live mix/performance),

            ROOT-X Festival, Hull Time Based Arts, Hull, England

1988-90 New Television Series, PBS (NYC - Boston - Los Angeles)

1988 TV MIX, (Interview) & tape broadcast, Ch. 11, Sao Paulo, Brazil

          Long Beach Museum of Art, Video Viewpoints Cable Series

1987 Melting Pot, © PBS - WMHT

1987 Night Light TV, Manhattan Cable, NYC

1985 Night Flight, USA CABLE (national)

1985 VPRO (Dutch Television), The Netherlands

1985 Not TV, Visual Studies Workshop, Rochester, NY

1983 Night Flight, USA CABLE (national)

1982 Artists in Television Conference, Atari is the New Parent, Satellite

           Video Performance, The Learning Channel

1980 SOHO Television, Manhattan Cable, NYC

1979 Uroboros, WILL, Live Performance Simulcast & solo tape broadcasts,

            University of Illinois, Champaign, IL.

 

D V D ,  C D ,  O N - L I N E  P U B L I C A T I O N S  •

2019 The Wrap, © 2019 Bradley/Sturgeon, sound art collaboration

            2002-2003, 4 poetic & sound works: the Gnaw, Best of Times,

           Turn Again in the Wrap, Dotted Lines, produced and published by

           Steve Bradley & John Sturgeon – streaming collection on

           Bandcamp app & via Urbantells:

           https://urbantells.bandcamp.com/album/the-wrap, release date

           12.29.19.

2018 roamin, © 2017 Bradley/Sturgeon audio CD, with booklet,

            photographs and 3 sound art works; In the Neighborhood, Ghost

           and Tucumcari. Produced and published by Steve Bradley,

           Baltimore, MD & John Sturgeon, Las Vegas, NV.

2008 John Sturgeon, Black & White Tapes (1974-1978) & John Sturgeon,

            Color Selected Videos (1982-1990), ©2008 j.sturgeon, booklets –

            photos and text: for California VIDEO, J. Paul Getty Museum & The

            Getty Institute, Getty Center, Los Angeles, CA

2003 When Video Came (Andres Tapia-Urzua, Ralph Vituccio, ©2003, 42

            mins.) curated historical compilation of the early history of video

            art, from the critical standpoint of seminal media artists.

            J.Sturgeon interview with excerpted video works: TRAP/bat,

            M.o.M.A., NYC; Narkose, The Contemporary Art Center,

            Cincinnati, Ohio

P U B L I C A T I O N S
contributions to published books, catalogues, periodicals •

Under the Big Black Sun: California Art 1974-81, (JS catalogue photo “Conjunct”

1976) Geffen Contemporary at MOCA, Museum of Contemporary Art Los Angeles,

CA (Oct.’11-Feb.’12), in conjunction with PST (Pacific Standard Time,

Getty/MOCA), published MOCA 2011

Soil & Culture, Chapter Merging Horizons – Soil Science and Soil Art, Edited:

Edward Landa and Christian Feller, author: Alexandra Toland, Publisher: Springer Science and Business Media, New York, NY & Heidelberg, Germany (publication

2009), 2 page review of "Narkose" 1992 (with b&w photo) and “Moor Battery” performance works for Symposium Moor 1992, Wittemoor, Germany.

California Video: Artists and Histories, John Sturgeon, introduction by Pauline Stakelon, with interview text of John Sturgeon (interviewee) by Glenn Phillips

(curator CA Video), with contributing b&w still composition from exhibition videos

by John Sturgeon: NOR/MAL CONVERSE; (waterpiece) 1974; Porky 1974 with b&w photos Conjunction/Opposition (performance), 1976, pp. 218-221; Edited by

Glenn Phillips, published by The Getty Research Institute, The J. Paul Getty

Museum, Los Angeles, CA, 2008

Still Moving, The Film and Media Collections of The Museum of Modern Art, by

Steven Higgins, Published M.o.M.A. 2006, Chapter: The 1970s, photo 2 Aspects,

video John Sturgeon 1976, p. 274

Future Cinema – The Cinematic Imagery after Film, Jeffery Shaw and Peter Weibel, published by Zentrum für Kunst und Medientechnologie, Karlsruhe, Germany,

©2003, (3) J.Sturgeon photos ["Curtain," "Face Mask," & "Head Wand" ©1990] Illustrating “Cinema and the Code” by Gene Youngblood, pp. 156-57

De houdbaarheid van videokunst, (The sustainability of video art) Preservation of Dutch video art collections, published by: Foundation for the Conservation of Modern Art,

© 2003, Amsterdam, the Netherlands [JS inclusion: “2 Aspects”, 1976; “Nomads”, 1986]

Confessions of Addiction, Love & Surgical Musings, ISEA97 - conference

presentation catalogue and abstract - conference web site, ©1997

Chrome/Osome - Convergence Art-Design-Technology 1945-2000, catalogue, contributing article & photo pp. 28-29, published Associated Artists of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, 1997

Populism - Report from the Field, contributing author, ART COM, #20, Spring

1983, pp. 40-45.

SITE, CITE, SIGHT, contributing author/photographer - one of 32 artists selected,

an edited compilation of art works. Pub. by Site and National Endowment for the

Arts ©1982, p. 16-17.

Spinning Dream, by John Sturgeon, DREAMWORKS, 3rd Vol., © Fall 1980, pp. 206- 207.

I Will Take You, (photo & poetry) by: John Sturgeon, JOURNAL (Los Angeles Institute

of Contemporary Art), #20, © October/November 1978, p. 66

John Sturgeon / TWO VIDEO INSTALLATIONS, a one-person exhibition, catalogue

on John Sturgeon's video, installation and performance work, with contributing

articles by: John Sturgeon, David Ross, Peter Goulds & David James. Published by:

Long Beach Museum of Art and L.A. Louver Gallery, Gemini Graphics, © 1978.

Southland Video Anthology 1976-77, contributing author to an edited anthology

of video works. Published by the Long Beach Museum of Art, © 1977, pp. 28-31.

VIDEO ART, Schneider/Korot, editors, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, ©1976.

Contributing author to an edited compilation, photos & text, pp. 124-125.

C O L L E C T I O N S • numerous, including:

Getty Archive, J. Paul Getty Trust, Department of Contemporary

Programs, Getty Research Center, J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles,

CA (California VIDEO archive + J.Sturgeon complete open-reel masters

1970-1980 selected for the archive)

The Museum of Modern Art, NYC (numerous works)

British Artist’s Film & Video Collection – London

L.A. County Museum of Art
The Long Beach Museum of Art

School of the Art Institute of Chicago

Kunstmuseum Bonn, Germany

National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, Australia

Franklin Furnace, NYC

Banff Centre, Canada

Anthology Film Archives, NYC

Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston

Raindance Foundation, New York / Berlin

Johnson Museum, Cornell University

Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of American Art, NEA

Archive, Washington, D.C.

Biennale of Venice (Art-22 collection)

R E F E R E N C E S • numerous Critical Reviews of John Sturgeon’s art

         work, including:

AFTERIMAGE

ART-COM

HI PERFORMANCE

LBMA VIDEO

ARTWEEK

ARTFORUM

ART NEWS

L.A.I.C.A. JOURAL

LOS ANGELES TIMES

New York Times

Postmodern Currents, Art and Artists in the Age of Electronic Media

(1st & 2nd Edition)

Art Speak, a Guide to Contemporary Ideas, Movements, and Buzzwords, 1945 to

the Present

Elektronishches Gestalten In Kunst und Design
Performance Art, source book, a decade of California Performance Art

VIDEO ART
Who's Who in American Art

     [complete listings, upon request]

V I S I T I N G  A R T I S T / L E C T U R E S *  &  V I E W I N G S •

2013 Glasgow School of Art, Glasgow, Scotland [Rennie Mackintosh Auditorium]

2012 TRANSLATE: analog/DREAMS, DIGITAL/maps, Camberwell College of Arts,                       University of the Arts London, London, England

2009 2nd Annual Liptiz Professor Award Lecture, “Poetic Narrative: non-linear                         strategies for digital cinema, Albin O. Kuhn Library Gallery, University of                       Maryland, B.C., Baltimore, MD [broadcast UMBC Research Channel                                 www.researchchannel.org]

2008 Activate: Short Film & Video Works, screening series, Creative Alliance,                           Baltimore, MD

2007 Three Films: Broadcast (introductory lecture), The Contemporary Museum,                    Baltimore, MD

2002 Hull Time Based Arts, Hull, England

2001 School of Fine Arts - San Carlos, University Polytechnic, Valencia, Spain

2001 College of Arts and Media, at the University of Applied Sciences, Schwäbisch                   Hall, Germany

1998 Künstseminar, Metzingen, Germany

1995 Städtische Galerie im Buntentor, Bremen, Germany*

1994 Hochschule für bildende Künste - Hamburg, Germany *

1994 Kunst Akadamie, Düsseldorf, Germany*

1994 2.Oldenburger Filmtage, Oldenburg, Germany*

1993 Video View Points, Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY*

1993 Conversations with Contemporary Artists, The Museum of Modern

            Art, New York, NY*

1993 University of Oldenburg, Germany*

1993 Art in the Age of Information, panel, Pittsburgh Cultural Trust*

1992 der Zufall im Einfall, School of Visual Arts, Kiel, Germany*

1992 University of Copenhagen, Denmark

1992 Danish Royal Academy of Art, Copenhagen, Denmark

1991 2nd Biannual-Arts & Technology Symp., Connecticut College, New

            London, CT

1991 Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona
1991 Electronic Art at Rensselaer, The Kitchen, NYC
1991 20th Anniversary, the Raindance Foundation, panel, Kitchen, NYC*

1990 Video Art Dialogue, Cafh Foundation Center, NYC
1990 Savannah College of Art/ Design, Savannah, Georgia
1990 Tyler School of Art, Philadelphia, PA

1989 New Angle Series, Dia Art Foundation, NYC

1989 Univ. of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin

1988 Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Buenos Aires, Argentina*

1998 International Conference, Latin America & USA, Universidad del Mar

            Del Plata, Argentina*

1988 Museo Nacional de Artes Plasticas y Visuales, Montevideo, Uruguay*

1988 Museo de Arte Contemporania, Universitaria de Sao Paulo, Brazil*

1988 Universidad Nacional de Cuyo, Mendoza, Argentina*
1988 Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE)

1988 Western Front, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
1988 Network for New Music, Painted Bride Art Center, Philadelphia, PA

1988 N.A.M.E. Gallery, Chicago, Illinois
1988 Real Art Ways, Hartford, Conn.
1988 Hallwalls, Buffalo, NY
1988 Music Gallery, Toronto, Ontario
1988 Apollohuis, Eindhoven, Netherlands
1988 Ericcson Computer Art Gallery, Zurich, Switzerland
1988 LOGOS Foundation, Ghent, Belgium
1988 Video Art Series, Oakland Museum of Art, CA
1988 Milwaukee Art Museum, Wisconsin
1987 L.A. Louver Gallery, premiere: NOMADS, Venice, California*
1987 California Institute of the Arts, Valencia, CA*
1987 Newport Harbor Museum, Newport Harbor, CA
1987 University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin
1987 SUNY-Buffalo, New York
1987 Univ. of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
1987 Carnegie-Mellon Univ., Pittsburgh, PA
1987 Bosgarren Kolectiboa, Tolosa, Spain
1985 School of the Art Institute of Chicago*
1985 Visual Studies Workshop, Rochester, NY*
1985 California Institute of the Arts, Valencia, CA*
1984 Boston Film/Video Foundation, Boston, Massachusetts*
1985 Brown Univ. Providence, R.I.*
1983 School of the Art Institute of Chicago
1982 Univ. of Iowa, Colloquium, Iowa City, Iowa*
1982 Corroboree Gallery, U. of Iowa, Iowa City, IA*
1982 Aorta Gallery, Amsterdam, Holland
1982 Montevideo Gallery, Amsterdam, Holland

1982 U.S. Film and Video Festival, Video Art Panel, Park City, Utah*

1981 Univ. of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma*

1981 Utah Media Center, Visiting Critic California Video, Salt Lake City, UT*

1980 Museum of Modern Art, Video: Art As Alchemy, Video View Points

           lecture series, NYC*

1980 The Salt Lake Art Center, SLC, UT*

1980 Corroboree Gallery, Univ. of Iowa, Iowa City, IA*

1980 Occidental College, Image Dissector, LA, CA*

1979 Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art, CA*

1980 Videotapes Uit Los Angeles, California, De Appel, Amsterdam,

           The Netherlands

1978 Anthology Film Archives, NYC*

1978 Chicago Editing Center, Chicago, Illinois*

1978 Festival Dei Popli, Firenze, Italy

1978 The School of the Art Institue of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois*

1978 Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Studio Tour, Venice, CA*

1977 Vancouver School of Art, Vancouver, British Columbia*

1978 University of California/Santa Barbara*

1976 University of California at Los Angeles - Extention, Long Beach

            Museum of Art, Abstract Art in the 20th Century, Long Beach, CA*

1978 Claremont College Graduate School, Claremont, California*
1978 University of California at Riverside*
1975 University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California*
1978 Immaculate Heart College, L.A. Lab, Los Angeles, CA*
1974 San Francisco State College, San Francisco, California*
1974 2nd Annual Southern California Video Festival, Santa Monica, CA*

1974 Univ. of California at LA, Concord Video Lab*

1973 Suffolk Community College, Selden, New York

1971 McGill University, Videolibre, Montreal, Quebec*

D I S T R I B U T I O N •

MonteVideo, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
L.A. Louver Gallery, Venice, CA (1975-1983) – archive & referrals
Raindance Foundation, NYC & Berlin
Listings: THE DATA BANK, School of the Art Institute of Chicago (1978-1988)

     & – the Artist

F A C U L T Y  &  A R T I S T - I N - R E S I D E N C E   P O S I T I O N S •

2016-present

          Emeritus Professor of Cinematic Arts, University of Maryland,

               Baltimore County.

2000-2015

          Professor of Cinematic Arts, Department of Visual Arts, University

               of Maryland, Baltimore County (Department Chair 2000-03)

1991-2000

          Professor of Art, School of Art, Carnegie Mellon University,

               Pittsburgh, PA (Associate Head of the School of Art 1994-96)

1994 fall Guest Professor, Hochschule für Künste, Bremen, Germany

1983-1991

          Associate Professor, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Department

               of Art, Troy, NY

1979-1980

         Guest Professor, University of California Los Angeles, Department

              of Art, Los Angeles, CA

1975-2007
          Numerous visiting faculties & Artist in Residence positions

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