New York Times Article Features Camille Utterback

Aug 20, 2010

Camille is featured in the article: For Digital Artists, Apps Provide New Palette, published Friday August 20, 2010 in the Bay Area Section of the New York Times and also in The Bay Citizen.

The article discusses contemporary artists, including Utterback, Scott Snibbe, and John Baldessari who are creating, or plan to create i-phone and i-pad apps as part of their art work.

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Projects

  1. Untitled 5

Bibliography

  1. Stern, Nathaniel. “Interactive Art: Interventions in/to Process.” A Companion to Digital Art. Ed. Christiane Paul. John Wiley & Sons, Ltd, West Sussex, United Kingdom.
  2. Kwastek, Katja. Abstract Video: The Moving Image in Contemporary Art. Ed. Gabrille Jennings. University of California Press, Oakland, California.
  3. Stern, Nathaniel. Interactive Art and Embodiment: The Implicit Body as Performance. Arts Future Book: Gylphi Limited, Great Britain.
  4. Harmanci, Reyhan. “In Apps, a New Palette for Digital Art.” New York Times, August 20, 2010
  5. Stern, Nathaniel. “Action, Reaction, and Phenome­non.” rhizome.org, October 15, 2008
  6. Herbst, Claudia. Sexing Code: Subversion, Theory and Representation. Cambridge Scholars Publishing, Newcastle, UK.
  7. Dorin, Lisa. Animated Gestures. Art Interactive, Cam­bridge, MA.
  8. Soerensen, Emil Back. “An Experience With Your Body in Space.” Artificial.dk, May 13, 2005
  9. Leffingwell, Edward. “Four Americans at Chelsea Marlborough” Art in America, October 2004, pg. 156 — 157

News

  1. Camille to participate in The 2013 California-Pacific Triennial
  2. Tracing Time/Marking Movement at the Frist Center for Visual Arts
  3. Poetics of Construction at Haines Gallery
  4. Seeing/Knowing at the Graham Gund Gallery
  5. Collider 2: Camille Utterback at Emily Davis Gallery, University of Akron, Ohio
  6. Contemporary Art Center of Virginia Exhibition
  7. Review of Act/React exhibition on Rhizome.org
  8. Animated Gestures exhibition wins IBM Innovation Merit Award
  9. Untitled 5 wins Transmediale Festival Award
  10. Interview on artificial.dk