ducklo, 2001, video installation for 8 monitors, loop
Found 8 videos arrangement.
Indian dance,duck left, duck right
'_net art'
ducklo
June 2001 by dgws_admin
hamlet’s blood
June 2001 by dgws_admin
hamlet’s blood, 2001, browser & video installation, 2 x 1 min
Two found videos playing side by side. Left video. Right video.
goal
June 2001 by dgws_admin
goal, 2001, browser/video installation, 2x 26 sec. loop
Found videos playing side by side.
one video is playing at 1 sec. delay creating an echo sound.
goal video.
pecker
June 2001 by dgws_admin
pecker, 2001, video installation for eight monitors, loop
Found eight videos and one sound file arrangement.
holy land
June 2001 by dgws_admin
holy land, 2001, browser/video installation, loop
Found videos arrangement.
clerks
June 2001 by dgws_admin
clerks, 2001, browser installation, 2 x 0:13 min
Two found videos playing side by side. Left video, Right video
computer fine arts collection
May 2001 by dgws_admin
I founded Computer Fine Arts Collection in 2001. As of today there are 94 artists and over 150 artworks on the site. (some of the pieces are obsolete and some not fully functioning)
Download catalogue of the collection exhibition at Haifa Museum of Art (PDF, English & Hebrew) here.
MIG – moving image gallery
June 2000 by dgws_admin
Archive: Moving Image Gallery
May 2000 – July 2001
Moving Image Gallery (MIG), a physical gallery at 414 Broadway, NYC, was founded by Doron Golan and Michele Thursz in 2000.
MIG was one of the first galleries to show contemporary artists using electronic and computer-based mediums. MIG gave first exhibitions to artists such as Cory Arcangel, Yael Kanarek, Paper Rad, Golan Levin, Andy Deck, Mark Napier. The gallery was in operation for over a year and produced over 15 shows and events, we ceased operations in the aftermath of 9/11.
