Yechiam Gal is a conceptual artist and educator currently living in the village of Catskill, NY, where he also has his studio. Mr. Gal has taught at a number of highly respected institutions, including the School of Visual Arts, in Manhattan, NY; Camera Obscura, in Tel Aviv, Israel; and, for the last 18 years, at Pratt Institute, in Brooklyn, NY. His professional career spans more than 32 years of experience in various aspects of media production. Much of his time and creative energies have been devoted to the experimental exploration of new technology within the realm of modern art, with an emphasis on interdisciplinary media and approaches to art as part of a larger investigation into the creative process.
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The First Catskill Digital Art competition
Deadline:
Mon Oct 05, 2015 20:30
Location:
Catskill,
New York
United States of America
United States of America
Who we are:
Atelier Progressif Creative Space in Catskill, NY, is interested in pushing the boundaries of digital art and technology. We are soliciting critical essays, film, artwork, design, and process pieces that employ the tools of digital culture.
We believe the new generation of artists has a unique perspective as it engages digital culture socially, professionally, creatively, and theoretically.
Young thinkers and creators fuel the process of digitization and the subsequent culture erupting from these processes, and many of their decisions will impact the future of our creative perspective.
Eligibility:
Competition is open to all artists age 18 and over working with digital media.
What we want:
Audio, multi-media, and new media pieces. All submissions should employ digital media tools in some way.
Atelier Progressif Creative Space in Catskill, NY, is interested in pushing the boundaries of digital art and technology. We are soliciting critical essays, film, artwork, design, and process pieces that employ the tools of digital culture.
We believe the new generation of artists has a unique perspective as it engages digital culture socially, professionally, creatively, and theoretically.
Young thinkers and creators fuel the process of digitization and the subsequent culture erupting from these processes, and many of their decisions will impact the future of our creative perspective.
Eligibility:
Competition is open to all artists age 18 and over working with digital media.
What we want:
Audio, multi-media, and new media pieces. All submissions should employ digital media tools in some way.
