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Quint Contemporary ArtFor his second solo exhibition at Quint Contemporary Art, Lincoln Schatz presents his "CUBE" generative video portrait space. Select portraits from from the CUBE's previous stops in Chicago, San Francisco, and Miami are also on view. There will be a public reception on February 8th from 6 to 8 pm. The artist will be in attendance. February 8-March 15, 2008, La Jolla, California haudenschildGaragehaudenschildGarage presents a FUEL4TALK with Lincoln Schatz in conversation with Monica Jovanovich & Jordan Crandall. February 6, 2008, La Jolla, California think.21think.21 is pleased to present for the first time in Brussels the work of internationally acclaimed artists Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Daniel Rozin, Lincoln Schatz and Björn Schülke. The exhibition will feature electronic, video and kinetic installations, which require the viewer's active participation in order to ‘exist’. December 14, 2007-February 16, 2008, Brussels, Belgium PULSE Miami 2007PULSE has invited Lincoln Schatz to exhibit "CUBE," co-presented by bitforms gallery nyc and Catharine Clark Gallery, as a special artist installation at the 2007 edition of PULSE Miami. Select portraits from San Francisco and Chicago will be available and Lincoln will be onhand to collaborate with fairgoers on the creation of new generative video portraits. December 5-December 9, 2007, Miami, Florida Art Miami 2007Quint Contemporary Art will exhibit a generative portrait from Lincoln Schatz's "Cluster" series of interactive video memory artworks at Art Miami. "CUBE" will travel to Quint Contemporary Art in La Jolla, California, in early 2008. December 5-December 9, 2007, Miami, Florida Catharine Clark Gallery"CUBE" will be exhibited in at Catharine Clark Gallery, San Francisco from October 27 through November 24 and will travel to venues in Miami, New York, and La Jolla in the next year. For the exhibition in San Francisco, Lincoln selected a cross section of personalities who contribute to the cultural fabric of the San Francisco Bay Area. Portraits featured in the exhibition include Craigslist founder Craig Newmark, international art curator Larry Rinder, artist Ken Goldberg and Webby Awards co-founder Tiffany Shlain, performance artists Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens, philanthropist Ann Hatch, ZeroOne founding director Beau Takahara, UCSF Global Health Sciences executive director Dr. Haile Debas, artist Lynn Hershman Leeson and Bay Area art collector Rene di Rosa, among others. Portraits may also be privately commissioned upon request. October 27-November 24, 2007, San Francisco, California PULSE London 2007bitforms gallery nyc and Catharine Clark Gallery, San Francisco exhibit Schatz's generative video portraits at PULSE London 2007. bitforms present new work "I, You, We," a single-channel sculptural portrait that allows viewers to explore its memory on three asymmetrical screens, while Catharine Clark displays a piece from the recent "Cluster" series. October 11-14, 2007, London, England Palo Alto Art Center"End of Boom" is included in A Model Building at the Palo Alto Art Center, curated by Signe Mayfield. From PAAC: "The exhibition A Model Building explores notions of a dream home, buildings with utopian ideals, or solutions for social habitats, along with uncommon buildings that radiate anthropomorphic identities. Many of the contemporary artworks have been created in the visual language of architectural models, prototypes, or plans, while forward-thinking architectural projects emerge as striking art objects. Exhibition artists include Mark Bennett, Sarah Bostwick, Anthony Discenza, Randy Dixon, Paul de Guzman, Todd Hido, Christian Nguyen, Julia Page, A.G. Rizzoli, Lincoln Schatz, Jackie Sumell in collaboration with Herman Wallace, and Joseph Zirker, while architectural firms include IwamotoScott Architecture and Anderson Anderson Architecture." September 28-December 21, 2007, Palo Alto, California Esquire NorthLincoln Schatz is participating in Esquire magazine’s Esquire North: The New View, a 5,700 square-foot triplex penthouse apartment in Harlem that will play host to series of exclusive celebrity and community-related charity events from September through November. Lincoln’s piece --comprised of four 60” screens -- is an integral part of the living room designed by Campion Platt for Versace. Stephen Jacoby, associate publisher of marketing for Esquire, said, “We are thrilled to have Lincoln participate in this extraordinary space, created by the best designers working today for the benefit of the charities that have partnered with us. Lincoln’s piece will not only capture those who are our special quests at Esquire North, but for years to come will display the spirit of the many who came to celebrate and support the art of giving.” September 27-November 27, 2007, New York, New York Catharine Clark GalleryBreaking Ground Breaking is the inaugural show celebrating the relocation of Catharine Clark Gallery. Included in this group exhibition are two works by Schatz, "End of Boom" and a variation on "Cluster" that was previously shown at Sundance Film Festival in January 2007. A preview reception in the new space is scheduled for the evening of Friday, June 1 (time to be determined) with an all day public reception on Saturday, June 2. June 2-July 7, 2007, San Francisco, California bitforms SeoulRecent works including "Cluster" and selections from 600 Fairbanks Project series will be on view at bitforms gallery Seoul. June 1-July 15, 2007, Seoul, Korea One Arts PlazaLincoln Schatz’s interactive video installation "From Here" will be unveiled at One Arts Plaza in the heart of Dallas’s Arts District on April 25, 2007. Commissioned by collectors and One Arts Plaza developers Lucy and Henry Billingsley, it will be one of the largest interactive video works ever permanently installed in a public space. “From Here” will become a nerve center in the historic revitalization of downtown Dallas, presenting an entirely new approach to public art in which the public itself drives the generative growth of the artwork. In the same way that human memories constantly evolve, “From Here” accrues video images of interactions and recombines them into new meanings onscreen. April 25, 2007, Dallas, Texas Gallery Simon"Cluster" will be exhibited in Gallery Simon's annual group exhibition "Digital Transition" with Julian Opie, Vuk Cosic, Olia Lialina, Alan Rath, Jim Campbell, Ben Rubin, Sun-Myoung Choi, and Ja-Young Ku. A catalog will be available. April 10-May 1, 2007, Seoul, Korea PULSE New York 2007Selections from the 600 Fairbanks Project, including unique prints and the small-scale generative video work "End of Boom," which derives video memory from a single camera mounted on the boom of the tower crane, will be on display with bitforms gallery at PULSE New York, Booth #501. February 22-25, 2007, New York, New York ARCO Madrid 2007Variations on recent works including "Cluster" and 600 Fairbanks Project will be shown with bitforms gallery at ARCO Art Fair. February 15-19, 2007, Madrid, Spain bitforms gallery nycbitforms gallery nyc is pleased to announce a third solo exhibition of Chicago-based artist Lincoln Schatz. This exhibit marks the New York debut of Schatz's generative multi-channel video installation series. Remarkable in vision and scale, these painterly compositions collapse time, depicting dynamic landscapes and portraits. Visualizing the memory of an environment, these works reconsider fixed notions of history, time and place. Each unique artwork records, stores and displays video that recounts its record of exhibition, building a distinct visible aura. January 26-February 24, 2007, New York, New York Sundance Film FestivalAs part of its New Frontier program, Sundance Film Festival has invited Schatz to create an interactive video memory installation for the 2007 festival. "Cluster" will be installed in the Film Center, the hub for dialogue, discussion and workshops on art and technology. Schatz will participate in the Art & Technology panel on Friday, February 19th at noon and present his recent works at an Artist's Coffee at 10:00am on Saturday, January 20th. Both events will take place at the Microcinema at the Film Center. January 18-28, 2007, Park City, Utah PULSE Miami 2006"Cluster," a single-screen work in High Definition will premiere at PULSE Miami with bitforms gallery nyc in Booth I-1. December 7-10, 2006, Miami, Florida Quint Contemporary ArtSchatz will take part in the group exhibition Heavy Light, an exhibition of video and digital-based work at Quint Contemporary Art opening November 17th with R. Luke Dubois, John Gerrard, Gary Lang, Iana Quesnell, Jodi F. Terwilliger & ET4. November 17, 2006, La Jolla, California One Arts PlazaDallas developer Billingsley Company has commissioned a new interactove site-specific work for the entrance of One Arts Plaza in the heart of Dallas' Arts District. This large-scale video-memory work is scheduled for completion in March 2007 and features two video walls, totalling over 160 square feet. September 22, 2006, Dallas, Texas Catharine Clark GalleryLincoln Schatz will show "Slip" in the Video Room at Catharine Clark Gallery in San Francisco. The exhibition will open on September 7 and run through October 21. September 7, 2006, San Francisco, California The School of the Art Institute of ChicagoAs part of the [FRAY] conference hosted by the Film, Video, and New Media department at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Schatz will participate in a panel discussion on connective and collaborative New Media praxis, representing open-node, the Chicago chapter of The Upgrade! International. 2 PM - 4 PM, [FRAY], Film, Video & New Media Department @ SAIC, 112 S. Michigan. Saturday May 13, 2006, Chicago, Illinois ARCO Madrid 2006"Branch" will be shown at ARCO Art Fair in Madrid by bitforms gallery nyc (booth A190). As part of ARCO's lecture series, collector Pearl Lam from Hong Kong will speak on February 18, discussing Schatz's work as part of her talk on collecting new media. February 8, 2006, Madrid, Spain The Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego"Me Me, You Me," a two-screen generative video-memory installation, is on view in the lobby of The Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego. This piece is currently on loan and was recently exhibited in Collision at Quint Contemporary Art in La Jolla, California. January 26, 2006, San Diego, California artLA 2006"NEXT" is being shown with Quint Contemporary Art at artLA, the Los Angeles Art Fair for Contemporary Art. "NEXT" is one of three new works created for Schatz's solo exhibition at Quint Contemporary Art in November. January 26, 2006, Los Angeles, California Art Basel Miami Beach 2005Through the Dacra Foundation and bitforms gallery nyc, Schatz will exhibit new work "Slice" during Art Basel Miami Beach. December 1, 2005, Miami, Florida Quint Contemporary ArtCollision, an exhibition of new works by Lincoln Schatz, opens at Quint Contemporary Art in La Jolla, featuring three generative video-memory installations. A catalog is available on DVD. November 12, 2005, La Jolla, California bitforms Seoul"Gumbo Limbo" is a new work created for the inaugural exhibition of bitforms Seoul, a group show of new media artists represented by bitforms gallery nyc. September 30, 2005, Seoul, Korea Spertus Institute of Jewish StudiesThe Spertus Institute of Jewish Studies has commissioned a site-specific generative artwork, "Across Time," to document the move from their present building into one currently under construction next door. The piece will be "born" on October 9th in the lobby of the museum, then move with the Spertus into their new home when construction has ended. October 9, 2005, Chicago, Illinois
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