Camille and her interactive installation work are featured in a video and article on Wired Magazine's Gadget Lab. Continue reading →

Utterback is a featured speaker at UC Berkeley's ongoing Art, Technology, and Culture Colloquium. Watch video of Camille Utterback’s complete talk (82 minutes, quicktime video) here. Continue reading →

A new piece in Camille Utterback's interactive Liquid Time series will be the first featured work in the Tendorama Window Gallery Project, a series of rotating bi-monthly installations in Gray Area Foundation for the Arts prominent 15’ x 8’ front display windows facing Taylor Street. The piece is exhibited as a component of the OPEN [...]

An exhibition of three works that span Camille Utterback's ten-year career making interactive installations. The show will run concurrently alongside exhibitions of mixed media work by artists Sandra Luckett, davmo and the Young Guns. Continue reading →

Camille was awarded a 2009 MacArthur Foundation Fellowship. Read more about Camille and this year's fellows on the MacArthur Foundation website. Watch the profile video produced by the MacArthur Foundation featuring Camille and her work. Continue reading →

Curator Steve Deitz announced and posted images of the installation of Aurora Organ on his Northern Lights blog. Aurora Organ is Utterback’s permanent interactive light sculpture, commissioned for the City of St. Louis Park, MN, by Forecast Public Art and Duke Realty.at the Shops at West End, St. Louis Park, MN. Steve’s blog post also includes [...]

Text Rain is featured on NPR’s Morning Edition in Elizabeth Blair’s five-minute spot on the 21c Museum Hotel in Louisville, KY. Text Rain is permanently installed in the 21c hotel lobby. View the feature which includes a link to listen to the story. From the story: Charles Venable, the director of the Speed Art Museum, Kentucky’s largest [...]

Read Nathaniel Stern’s excellent review of the Milwaukee Art Museum’s Act/React show.

Watch video of Camille Utterback’s artist talk at the UC Berkeley Big Bang Conference here. Brilliant Noise: How Data Becomes Experience for Artists and for Scientists: Camille Utterback Berkeley Big Bang 08 was three days of new media and art hosted by BAM/PFA and the Berkeley Center for New Media, timed to link with 01SJ: A [...]

Camille Utterback’s Abundance installation featured in Hugh Hart’s article, The Art of Surveillance.

Photo documentation and reviews of Camille Utterback’s first large-scale public installation, Abundance, commissioned for the City of San Jose by ZER01, the Art and Technology Network. Link to photostreams and announcement on ZER01 blog. http://01sj.org

Camille Utterback’s solo show, Animated Gestures, at Boston’s Art Interactive gallery was awarded an IBM Innovation Merit Award at the 2007 Boston Cyberarts Festival. Works in the show included Alluvial, Untitled 5, and Untitled 6.

Michael Krasny of KQED’s Forum interviewed curator Marcia Tanner, and participating artists Camille Utterback and Sabrina Raaf on August 9, 2005 about the “Brides of Frankenstein” exhibit at the San Jose Museum of Art. Listen to the interview here. www.sjmusart.org

Untitled 5 wins a transmediale.05 award at the transmediale International Media Art Festival, Berlin. GDE Error: Error retrieving file - if necessary turn off error checking (404:Not Found)

Emil Bach Sorensen interviews Camille Utterback at the Transmediale International Media Art Festival for www.artificial.dk.