DIGITAL STORIES

13 November 2004 - 12 January 2005

VICTOR ACEVEDO, US
PETER DOERFLER, Germany
JOSEPH NECHVATAL, US
NICOLE NICKEL, Germany

Pioneers, like Victor Acevedo or Joseph Nechvatal are introducing their work. Both live and teach in New York at the School of Visual Arts. Nicole Nickel and Peter Doerfler are new discoveries from Berlin. Each of them tell their own stories in a personal

(art)n. VIRTUAL ILLUSION

21 September - 5 November 2004

GERO GRIES, Germany
GERHARD MANTZ, Germany
MIROSLAW ROGALA, Poland

The exhibtion is the result of a collaboration between several artists, (art)n in Chicago and [DAM] Berlin.

We are showing for the first time in Europe artpieces created with this patented technology, a combination of photography, holography and digital technology.

A catalogue is available price 3,- €.

JEAN-PIERRE HÉBERT

26 June - 31 August 2004

JEAN-PIERRE HÉBERT, US

Héberts plottersketches are drawn by a machine, but created by an artist with an unique approach in the field of Digital Media. The technology is already out-of-date, but still the art is just getting known. A selection of sketches from the last 20 years.

SPACE.COLOR.MOTION

4 May - 22 June 2004

MANFRED MOHR, Germany

The exhibtion shows some pieces of his space.color series. Furthermore two screenbased pieces from the color.motion.series. His Black and White period over thirty years is represented with earlier plotter sketches and prints.

A catalogue is available price 15 Euro.

FOCUSED DAILY

14 February - 28 April 2004

JULIE MONACO, Austria

The young artist Julie Monaco from Vienna shows a series of sepia-toned purely computer generated prints from last year.

A catalogue is available price 15 Euros.

ARTICULATE

30 January - 4 February 2004

C.E.B. REAS, US

Reas has created another one of his highly aesthetic Software Art pieces, called "Articulate". It is shown as part of the program accompanying the transmediale 04 in Berlin. (A festival for New Media, www.transmediale.de