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She is a Fulbright Scholar, receiving the Fulbright Lecturing/Research Award for her work in Macedonia in 1998-1999. In 2002, Ms. Lauro-Lazin received the Pratt Institute Faculty Development Grant to develop eight large format digital prints of her “Veiled Woman” series.
LOCATIONS, by Peter Weibel She
served on the SIGGRAPH 2004 Web Graphics Jury and Art Sub-Committee,
and the 2003 Sketches committee. Ms. Lauro-Lazin was also the Art
and Interactive Media Sub-Committee Chair for the SIGGRAPH 2002
Sketches.Renee Schacht, Assistant Director of the New York Digital
Salon and Assistant to the Chair of the MFA Computer Art Department
at the School of Visual Arts, has been organizing art exhibitions in
New York City for over seven years. She began working for the New
York Digital Salon in 2001 developing and coordinating national and
international new media art exhibitions, animation screenings, panel
discussion, etc. She received a Master of Arts in Art and Critical
Theory and Museum Studies from New York University and a Bachelor
of Arts in Arts Administration from the University of Minnesota.
Founded in 1993, the New York Digital Salon is dedicated to the
exhibition, study and promotion of digital art in all its genres.
The New York Digital Friday, March 18, 7pm, Visual Arts Amphitheater, 209 East 23rd Street, Third Floor. Admission is free to SVA students and faculty, $7 general admission, $3 for non-SVA students and seniors.
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Memorandum, by Ryoki Ikeda and Dumb Type, at the New York Digital Salon. Maximillien de Lafayette wrote: "The New York Digital Salon is one of America's greatest art ideas. This event echoes and develops the visions of tomorrow's art and esthetics. Go see it. This is a national treasure. First class. Two thumbs up."
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Information: Welcome to the Wired World A Digital Art and Culture Symposium will be held April 22 and 23 at the MoMA Gramercy Theater with Roger Malina, Executive Editor of Leonardo, as the Keynote Speaker on Tuesday morning. Panel discussions on new media art will look at theory and aesthetics, new uses of space, the role of artist as programmer, the museum and art gallery in the 21st Century, new narratives, and new media performance and music. Free and open to the public. Registration required. Please email register@nydigitalsalon.org. More: NEXT |