Neil Mendoza, Iván Navarro, Camille Utterback, Robert Rauschenberg  curated by Brandee Caoba INTERPLAY is a grouping of four interactive installations, including Neil Mendoza’s Robotic Voice Activated Word Kicking Machine, Iván Navarro’s Reality Show (Black), Robert Rauschenberg’s Eco-Echo, and Camille Utterback’s Untitled 5. Activated by the … Continue reading →

Curated by Jennifer Scanlan Originally set to open in March of 2020, but postponed to August, Bright Golden Haze was the inaugural exhibition at Oklahoma Contemporary’s new downtown location. The exhibition explored ways in which artists use light to create … Continue reading →

curated by JoAnne Northrup Drawn from the permanent collections of the Nevada Museum of Art with several key loans from contemporary artists, Where Art and Tech Collide highlights the various ways that artists use technology to inspire wonder and curiosity. … Continue reading →

Camille’s interactive installation Precarious is on view at the Birmingham Museum of Art in Alabama as part of a traveling group exhibition Black Out: Silhouettes Then and Now organized by the National Portrait Gallery, in Washington DC. The exhibition catalog published by the … Continue reading →

This exhibition, which opens as part of the debut of the Amon Carter Museum of American Art’s newly renovated and rehung permanent collection galleries in Forth Worth, Texas, pairs Camille’s Untitled 5 installation with a century of art depicting motion … Continue reading →

Camille will discuss her work along with a screening of historic computer generated films by Stan VanDerBeek, John Whitney, and Lillian Schwartz. Films screened include: –Stan VanDerBeek, “Poemfield No. 7” (1967–68) –John Whitney, “Permutations” (1968) –Lillian Schwartz, “Pixillation” (1970) Event … Continue reading →

curated by JoAnne Northrup In the Flow presents work by a group of artists who use a variety of media–from oil on canvas to computer code—to manifest the concept of flow in different ways. Whether channeling the rhythms of the … Continue reading →

Information and tickets for this talk can be found on the Amon Carter Events page for the event. The talk is in conjunction with the exhibition Set in Motion: Camille Utterback and Art that Moves at the Amon Carter Museum … Continue reading →

Two of Utterback’s custom kiln-formed glass and animation pieces, Radiant Cache (Palm) and Radiant Cache (Eucalyptus) will be on view at the Museum of Sonoma County in Santa Rosa, California as part of their Kinetics: Art in Motion exhibition, curated … Continue reading →

Camille’s interactive installation Precarious is on view at the Mississippi Museum of Art as part of a travelling group exhibition Black Out: Silhouettes Then and Now organized by the National Portrait Gallery, in Washington DC. Mississippi Museum of Art Exhibition webpage The exhibition … Continue reading →

Haines Gallery, which represents Camille in San Francisco, features three of her large scale installations in a two-person exhibition with celebrated Iranian artist Monir Farmanfarmain. The exhibition, Kaleidoscope Eyes, brings together the glittering mirrored mosaics of Monir Farmanfarmaian and the interactive … Continue reading →

Join Camille at UC San Diego for Designing for Humans – An Artist’s Perspective, part of the Design@Large lecture series. Design@Large is a quarterly seminar series hosted by the UC San Diego Design Lab, featuring distinguished academic and industry speakers … Continue reading →

Camille will be a distinguished speaker as part of Berkeley University’s Jacobs Design Conversations on October 19. Information on the talk series: The Jacobs Institute is excited to kick off another semester of engaging speakers and other opportunities to visit … Continue reading →

Camille’s will debut a new interactive installation Precarious in the group exhibition Black Out: Silhouettes Then and Now at The National Portrait Gallery, in Washington DC. Princeton University Press is publishing the scholarly exhibition catalog, which is forthcoming in June … Continue reading →

Join Camille at The Bullseye Glass Resource Center in Emeryville, CA for a presentation about her background, influences, and the kiln formed and kiln cast glass work she created during her residency at Bullseye in the fall of 2017. For … Continue reading →