Typology- Morphology -- Work from the institute for Electronic Arts, on view now at SOAD's Fosdick Nelson Gallery, September 4th - October 9th.
Exhibitions
Joseph Scheer: Through A Dirty Window
On View from Thursday, May 14th- Friday, June 26th, 2015
Opening Reception in conjunction with LitTAP Thursday, May 14th, 6:00-7:30pm
The Western New York Book Arts Center presents Through A Dirty Window, an exhibition by Joseph Scheer on view from May 14th-June 26th, 2015. Scheer is a multidisciplinary artist who has exhibited both locally and internationally, and is currently teaching at Alfred University where he cofounded the Institute for Electronic Arts. Using extreme resolution, focus and enlargements through scanning and HD Video, Scheer creates immensely detailed photographs of ordinary objects (cacti, tricycles, caterpillars) turned extraordinarily eye-catching by his sensitivity to the slightest of details. By displaying such images in laser-etched and hand-crafted loose boxed books, Scheer invites his viewer to interact with each unbound page, creating an intimate study of nature only viewable by his use of technology & process.
Through A Dirty Window will open in conjunction with LitTAP, A NYSCA funded networking and professional development event for literary artists and educators held annually. This year Just Buffalo Literary Center, WNYBAC’s upstairs neighbor, is hosting the event with the help of WNYBAC, to provide a fantastic gathering of all things book arts!
Joseph Scheer is a Professor of Print Media and Co-Director/Founder of the Institute for Electronic Arts at the School of Art and Design, Alfred University, New York. His current works, which span print media, video and web based projects, use technology to re-examine nature through interpretive collecting and visual recording. His most recent work has been exhibited at The Brooklyn Museum of Art, New York, the National Museum of China, Beijing, and The Field Museum, Chicago, Illinois. A recent show that traveled to four major museums in Sweden was comprised of 100 large format prints. He has published two books about his work: Night Visions, the Secret Designs of Moths and Night Flyers. His work has been written about in over 120 books and periodicals including: National Geographic, five articles in the New York Times, Flaunt, ArtNews, ArtForum, Science, Nature, Seed, Forbes, US Air Attaché, American Photo, DER SPIEGEL, The Chronicle for Higher Education and The Ganzfield. He was recently Fulbright-Garcia Robles Research Scholar in Sonora Mexico. http://www.josephscheer.us/
Scheer’s show is the third in the 5 x 12 series at WNYBAC, a NYSCA-funded yearlong residency program which features 5 artists over the course of twelve months. Gallery hours are 12-6pm,Wednesday-Saturday. Admission to the gallery is always free.
MFA Thesis Exhibitions
David Palacios – Electronic Integrated Arts
Homecoming
David Palacios – Electronic Integrated Arts
Homecoming
Opening: Saturday, May 9th
Time: 7-9PM
Time: 7-9PM
Location: Pave Alley Warehouse, 11 Pave Alley, Hornell, NY.
"A prevailing sense of illiteracy regarding new imaging technologies that create a feeling of anonymity and existential anxiety are sought to be overcome by an ethical use, involvement and incorporation of these tools-at-hand"
"A prevailing sense of illiteracy regarding new imaging technologies that create a feeling of anonymity and existential anxiety are sought to be overcome by an ethical use, involvement and incorporation of these tools-at-hand"
Walking Bread-MFA Thesis Show
Mingli Jiang
April11th -April 14th
Opening: Saturday, April 11th
Location: Robert C. Turner Gallery
Location: Robert C. Turner Gallery
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| Performance MFA Thesis Show |
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| Performance MFA Thesis Show |
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| A Pseudo |
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| A Pseudo Interactive Installation |
The Rhythm of Summer Nights
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| Woodcut Board |
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| Woodcut Board-200 Love You |
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| Running and Stopping |
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| Note Fan Fold Artist Book |
Walking Bread-MFA Thesis Show
Mingli JiangApril11th -April 14th
Opening: Saturday, April 11th
Special Performance starts at 7:29PM
Time: 7:00-9:00PM
Location: Robert C. Turner Gallery
Location: Robert C. Turner Gallery
What quality of language could exist in my work?
My work always explores a set of two things that are constantly oscillating. The process of going back-and-forth focuses the audience on the relationship between humans and nature within the medium of language. The oscillation occurs either between two components within the work or between two understandings of what the audience experiences. Sometimes both forms of oscillation will happen in the same work.
We are Always Younger than the Future Art, Sound and Video Performance with Emil Schult
Date: Friday, April 24th
Time: 5PM
Location: Holmes Auditorium
Sponsored by: Expanded Media
A live art, sound and video performance and tribute to American Artists Charles Ives and Charles Burchfield with Emil Schult and members of Carrier Band (Andrew Deutsch, Peer Bode and Rebekkah Palov), Buffluxus (Don Metz + + +), Yuxuan and Coco.
Date: Friday, April 24th
Time: 5PM
Location: Holmes Auditorium
Sponsored by: Expanded Media
A live art, sound and video performance and tribute to American Artists Charles Ives and Charles Burchfield with Emil Schult and members of Carrier Band (Andrew Deutsch, Peer Bode and Rebekkah Palov), Buffluxus (Don Metz + + +), Yuxuan and Coco.
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