Past Exhibition:
ID/ENTITY: PORTRAITURE IN THE 21ST CENTURY
J.D. Beltran • Jim Campbell • Paul Kaiser/Merce Cunningham • Julia Scher • Joan Logue • the Surveillance Camera Players
February 18 – March 22, 2003
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Opening Reception
Tuesday, February 18, 5:00-8:00 pm
Photo credits: Julia Scher, "Security by Julia XXXXIII," Mixed media, dimensions variable, 2001. Courtesy of Andrea Rosen Gallery, New York. Installation photo by Webb Chappell.
Photo credit:
Jim Campbell, from the Creative Time exhibition, Primal Graphics, 2002. Courtesy of Hosfelt Gallery, San Francisco.
ID/ENTITY is supported by:
ID/ENTITY: PORTRAITURE IN THE 21ST CENTURY
Curated by
Marisa S. Olson & Christina Yang
San Francisco Camerawork presents the work of J.D. Beltran, Jim Campbell, Paul Kaiser/Merce Cunningham, Joan Logue, Julia Scher, and the Sure Camera Players.
This exhibition features a range of media art projects exploring how artistic representations of "self" change with new technological advantages. Taking queues from the history of photography, these investigations look back at traditional portraiture and forward to the future, postulating about the shifting relationship between representation and identity and tracing the effects of new technologies on the genre—formally and with regard to cultural shifts in interpretation.
ID/ENTITY was originally organized by MIT / Judith Donath and curated by Christina Yang, director of media arts at The Kitchen, New York. Generous support has been offered by the Beall Center for Art & Technology, University of California, Irvine, and the Exploratorium.
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