The second of The Shock of The View exhibitions on "Hydrid" is now up at
http://www.walkerart.org/salons/shockoftheview/hybrid/. This exhibition
features 2 curated pieces. The first of these is "Bodies INCorporated"
by Victoria Vesna with a curatorial essay by Jennifer Gonzales. The
second piece is Nam June Paik's "TV Bra for Living Sculpture" with a
curatorial essay by Douglas Fogle (Assistant Curator, Walker Art
Center). Both pieces and essays explore the boundries of technology,
art, and cultural discourse.

To subscribe to the discussion list for Shock of the View, send a blank
email message to shock-subscribe@rhizome.walkerart.org

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The Walker presents WHAT'S NEXT? NEW MEDIA LECTURE SERIES

Tuesday, April 6
Dan Sandin
Director of the Electronic Visualization Laboratory
School of Art and Design, University of Illinois at Chicago

Dan Sandin is an internationally recognized pioneer of electronic art
and visualization. Working with Tom DeFanti, he combined the Sandin
Image Processor with real-time computer graphics and performed visual
concerts that he called Electronic Visualization Events, with
synthesized musical accompaniment. In recent years, Sandin has been
concentrating on perfecting the design of the CAVE and its derivatives,
the ImmersaDesk and the Infinity Wall. His latest artworks involve the
use of camera-based video in VR environments. From 6 to 7 pm and
following the talk, there will be demonstrations of new immersive art
projects on the ImmersaDesk in the Art Lab.

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