Calendar : 2005-06

Beall Center for Art + Technology

Claire Trevor School of the Arts,
University of California, Irvine
Irvine, CA 92697-2775
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Five (5) Boutique Vizique Camille Utterback Christa Sommerer & Laurent Mignonneau Keiko Takahashi Smart studio, Interactive Institute	October 4, 2005-December 10, 2005 * Opening reception: October 1, 2005 6-9 pm Synopsis \| Image Gallery \| Press Packet (PDF) Curator Pamela Winfrey, of San Francisco's Exploratorium, joins forces with the Beall Center to bring together this charming, international celebration of the new media art.
	* Closed for Veterens Day (11/11) and Thanksgiving (11/24)
"5 'til 12" Knifeandfork	January 18, 2006-March 15, 2006 Opening reception: January 17, 2006 6-9 pm Synopsis \| Image Gallery\|Press Packet (PDF) "5 'til 12 is an immersive narrative installation that explores the fragile human ego using evolutionary algorithms and game-theory. Through user identification technology, interactive video-based characters with complex personalities develop in direct response to audience participation over the 2- month duration of the exhibition."
Nicking the Never (2004) Marina Zurkow	March 29, 2006-May 6, 2006 Opening reception: March 28, 2006 6-9 pm Synopsis \|Image Gallery \| Press Packet (PDF) "Nicking the Never" is a multilinear installation, a set of allegories about a young girl who's stuck in a kinetic world of emotional pitfalls. This kaleidoscopic trip into the self is based in the structure of the Tibetan Wheel of Life, a Buddhist teaching tool whose images luridly and vividly divide the human struggle into seven parts: need, jealousy, complacence, aggression, desire, ego, and drive. Borrowing this taxonomy, seven discrete emotional realms play out on seven screens, arranged as a labyrinth. Located sound spatially orients the viewer to the narrative rises and falls within each screen. The viewer drifts through the looping and color-coded realms, immersed in a contemplative and sometimes humorous space.
Nicking the Never: Family Exploratorium	April 29, 2006 12-4 pm Family Exploratorium Featuring: Martha Montoya Workshop Come join the creator of the Losquitos animated series to learn how to cartoon your own life! Angela Willcocks' Animation Station Learn the ins and outs of making your very own Flash Animation story!
	May 19-27, 2006 Graduation Exibition Opening reception: May 18, 2006 6-9 pm Featuring: Eric Kabisch Kevin Ponto Cina Hazegh Delvin Hanson Graduate students in this pioneering interdisciplinary program will exhibit their graduation projects .