The opening reception will be on April 2nd from 6pm-Midnight
"End to End " New Media Art Show
Supported by Harvestworks Digtial Media Art Center

Open reception: Saturday, April 2nd, 2011-6:00pm-12:00am
This event is open to the public and there is no admission fee. 
The show is the first new media art show features 38 artists from China and America. It will be arranged into three sections, performance, screening and exhibition.
Curators:
Moyi Zhang (张默一)
Zeljka Blaksic
Elizabeth Tolson
In videos, end to end is a timeline with a beginning and an end.
In maps, end to end is a distance with a departure and a terminal.
In music, end to end is a piano keyboard with the most left key and the most right key.
In numbers, end to end is a sequence with the first one and the last one.
In communication, end to end is a conversation with a speaker and a listener.
In programming, end to end is a message with a deliverer and receiver.
In web server, end to end is a process with a remote controller and a piece of device.
In e-commerce, end to end is a marketing service with a seller and buyer.
In lifetimes, end to end is the experience with a birth and death.
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In the context of contemporary life and development of technology, the interpretation of end to end could be endless. It may not be something between two extremities, but a cycle and loop without ends.
This show is dedicated to the discovery of new media artists living in the US and China. Some of the selected artists have the experience of living in both countries while others have never been to the other side of the world. Nevertheless, they all use digital media as part of their artistic practice. The show includes three different sections: performance, exhibition, and screening. We consider it as a platform for debate relating to contemporary ideologies, cultural integration and the power of new media. The theme “end to end” is inspired by ideas and research related to end-to-end connectivity and network intelligence. It also refers to the idea of connecting artists from different backgrounds by showing their work together. We are able to exchange images and ideas more rapidly than ever before because of the development of new media. But we are still distanced from each other physically. As the Chinese people became familiar with western ideology and practices they began to fuse their new found knowledge with their historical heritage to put forward truly unique works of art. This show gives voice to representatives of this generation, putting the artists presented here and their works in a broader cultural context. 
-Moyi Zhang
Artist list is arranged in a random order.
Jason Bernagozzi
Junyong Wu吴俊勇
Colleen Keough
Jenny Hyde
Xuan Chen 陈萱
Derek Coté
Cheng Ran 程然
Hye Young Kim
Jiajing Liu 刘佳婧
Guo Zhen 郭桢
Elisabeth Pellathy
Victoria Bradbury
Tonia Hughes
Kristin Apple
Jordan Stone
Nicole Rademacher
Yun Peng 彭蕴
Eric Souther
Angeliki Tsotsoni
Sally Grizzell Larson
Christopher Pappas
Ebenezer Sunder Singh
Xin Wang 王欣
Keary Rosen
Allyson Ross
Jian Yang 杨健
Shui San 三水
Evelyne Leblanc-Roberge
Weipeng Zhang 张祎鹏
Yuyu Chen 陈昱羽
Eunjung Hwang
Liqin Tan 谭力勤
Yoyo Xiao 萧维
Jarryd lowder
Chris Alden
Jinni Wang 王静妮
Phyllis Bulkin Lehrer
Phoebe Hui
Check out more information at the show website: 
http://harvestworks.blog.com/
http://www.harvestworks.org/