FRIENDS
15 December 2006 - 20 January 2007
MARIO HERGUETA, Germany
OLAF HOLZAPFEL, Germany
KLAUS SCHUSTER, Österreich
GEORG ZEY, Germany
The gallery artists were asked to invite one artists of their choice to be introduced in a groupshow at [DAM] Berlin. Five of them suggested these artists, who are now presenting a wide range of computergenerated art.
From plotter-sketches to programmed abstractions and 3-D animations and 3-D prints the show gives an overview of different approaches in working with this medium.
COMPUTER FINE ARTS COLLECTION
10 November - 5 December 2006Doron Golan collects net-art and software-art from the early stages up to present time.
Probably the most comprehensive collection of this genre.
Presented in Berlin as a projection of the online content.
www.computerfinearts.com
FORMS OF UNCONSIOUSNESS. NEW VIRTUAL LANDSCAPES
8 September - 7 November 2006GERHARD MANTZ, Germany
OLGA TOBRELUTS, Russia
Gerhard Mantz shows a selection of his work of the last two years. Intriguing perceptions of his unconciousness. Discoveries of archetypes of natural sceneries.
A catalogue is available price 15 Euro. It has 96 pages and is paperback, english/german
THE FIVE NOMINEES OF THE d.velop digital art award 2006 [ddaa]
23 June - 6 September 2006CHARLES CSURI, USA
PAUL DeMARINIS, USA
WILLIAM LATHAM, UK
MANFRED MOHR, Germany
ROMAN VEROSTKO, USA
The [ddaa] is in his second year and we are introducing the five artists, who have been nominated for this years award. One german, one english and three american artists have been chosen by the international experts.
The exhibtion shows a selection of work or documentation of their career, which spans, for each of them, over 20 or up to 40 years. Plottersketches, Software Art, Animations and documentary films await the visitor.
TRIBUTE TO SLOWNESS
12 May - 13 June 2006QUIDO SEN, Switzerland
JEAN-PIERRE HÉBERT, USA
He shows, beside sketches and an installation, a selection of creatures, caputered in little, selfbuilt cages. They breath and make noises and respond to the evironment.
The second room features new plotter sketches of Jean-Pierre Hébert from USA.
PLAYGROUND
1 April - 9 May 2006NICOLE NICKEL, Germany
Nicole Nickel's work is influenced by her earlier paintings and
a strong interest in architecture. This exhibition presents new
wall-objects from the end of 2005 to date.
Her digital montages, mounted on foamboard, cut into unusual forms then varni
A catalogue is available price 7 Euro.
NOTHING IS REAL
28 January - 29 March 2006MARGRET EICHER, Germany
Once you've seen her work you won't forget. Margret Eicher became well known for working with tapestries. Even so this doesn't sound like Digital Media, it is: the pictures are created on the computer, collages from contemporary media visuals up to quotes
The second part are digital watercolours from unexpected scenes, one group: disasters and on the other portraits of artificial pesonalities. As she says: nothing is real!
A catalogue is available price 25.