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Potent Objects (2003)  A series of interactive objects that explores our anxiety about machines that can feel physical puns that respond to human contact and learn an emotional repertoire based on past interactions. Web Sites:  Selected Works Installation External Measures (2001)
Come To Pieces (2001, co-creator) See/Saw (2001) ArcTangent (2001) Drawing from Life (2001) Liquid Time Series (1999-2001) Visual Resolve (2000) Composition (2000) Text Rain (1999, co-creator) Accomplishments Adjunct Professor: Parsons School of Design, MFA in Design and Technology Program, 2002; New York University, Interactive Telecommunications Program, 1999-2001
Solo Exhibitions: MassMoCA, North Adams, MA, 2002; Caren Golden Fine Arts, New York, 2001; The Deans Gallery, M.I.T. Sloan School of Management, Cambridge, MA, 1996; Cornwall Gallery, Boston, 1993; Goodrich Gallery, Williamstown, MA, 1991 Group Exhibitions: Ars Electronica Center, Linz, Austria, 2000-2002; The Netherlands Media Art Institute, Amsterdam, 2000 and 2002; American Museum of Natural History, New York, 2001; Museum of Contemporary Art, Taipei, Taiwan, 2001; Center for Contemporary Art, Kiev, Ukraine, 2001; Seoul Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2000; NTT InterCommunication Center, Tokyo, 2000 Awards/Grants: Artist Residency, Grand Central Art Center, Santa Anna, CA, 2001; Interval Research Fellowship, New York University, 1999-2001; the OLB Media Art Prize, European Media Art Festival, Osnabruck, Germany, 2000 Education 1999 MPS, Interactive Telecommunications Program, New York University
1992 BA, Studio Art Major, Williams College, Williamstown, MA Web Site News April, May, June 2008 Camille Utterback’s
Untitled 5,
an interactive video installation which challenges conventional
artistic processes by adding time and interactivity to abstract
painting, was included in Impermanent
Markings, a group show exhibited at the Pratt Manhattan
Gallery in April. January, February, March 2008
Camille Utterback’s Untitled 5,
an interactive video installation
which challenges conventional artistic processes by adding time and
interactivity to abstract painting, was included in Impermanent
Markings, a group show exhibited at the Pratt Manhattan
Gallery
through March and April. October, November, December 2007 Camille Utterback’s Abundance
was commissioned by
the Zero 1 new
media festival, held in October, as a temporary public
artwork created specifically for the San Jose City Hall Rotunda and
Plaza. The artwork was dynamic, abstract animation projected directly
onto the Rotunda, that changed in response to pedestrian movement in
the Plaza. Additionally, Utterback’s reactive
sculptures Shaken and Balance
were included in the “L'emoi de l'image” exhibit at
Les
Galeries Poirel in Nancy, France throughout October. Finally, Untitled
5,
an interactive video installation which challenges conventional
artistic processes by adding time and interactivity to abstract
painting, was showcased during a festival in Copenhagen organized by
the Danish curatorial group Maskinstorm.
In conjunction with the
festival, Camille lectured at a series of workshops. |
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