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Miriam Hitchcock
Miriam Hitchcock teaches painting and drawing at UCSC. She has exhibited
widely in the San Francisco Bay Area and nationally. "I think of my paintings
as a sort of vivid Fiction composed of ordinary events. At the core of
these events is the human experience of inhabiting Time; the fragile circumstance
that difines a home, the poetic coincidences of daily life."
Frank Galuszka
Frank Galuszka is a Professor of Art at UCSC. He has exhibited his paintings
all over the United States and parts of Europe. He is currently working
on a new series of paintings.
Norman Locks
Norman Locks is an Associate Professor of Art and the chair of the UCSC
Art Department. He has received numerous research grants for his photographic
projects.
Jennie McDade
Jennie McDade has been teaching for the UCSC Art Department since 1987.
She is currently working on a new series of paintings for an exhibition
at Cabrillo College Gallery with Norman Locks in March 1999.
Elizabeth Stephens
Elizabeth Stephens is a multi-media artist, living in San Francisco.
She produces photo, video and electronic sculptural installations that
address technology, lesbian desire and notions of community. Elizabeth
is also an assistant professor of art at the UCSC.
E.G. Crichton
E.G. Crichton produces gallery installations and collaborative public
works that use a variety of mediums to explore hidden histories, collective
social concerns, and controversies about sex and the body. "SPIN", E.G.'s
video installation in the current Faculty Works show at the Sesnon Gallery,
is one in a series of pieces that speculate about past and present states
of unmarried women.
In collaboration with ProfessorElizabeth Stephens, E.G. has created public
interactive installations in Santa Cruz, Philadelphia, and Lancaster,
England
Nobuhu Nagasawa "Architectural Enhancement
vs. Architectural Intervention"
Nobuhu Nagasawa has received numerous public art commissions in the past
ten years in California, Germany and Japan. She is a recipient of the
California Arts Council Artists Fellowship Award , Design Excellence Award
for Public Art and Architecture, and the Japan Foundation Exhibition Grant.
She teaches Material Metaphor I & II for UCSC Art Department.
Sharon Daniel "Agency and Database in On-line
Collaborative Systems
Sharon Daniel is an artist working in computer-based interactive art
and interface design. Her Web project NARRATIVE CONTINGENCIES, is an interactive,
non-linear narrative, which allows participants to contribute texts and
images. Ms. Daniel was the Visual Design Director, Video Artist and Graphic
Designer for the BRAIN OPERA, an interactive 'Opera' inspired by Marvin
Minsky's Society of Mind, produced at MIT's Media Laboratory. Ms. Daniel's
recent work has also been presented at "The Kitchen, " and the "Women
in the Director's Chair" International Film Festival. She is an Assistant
Professor at the UCSC.
Joyce Brodsky
Joyce Brodsky is a Professor of Art at UCSC. Currently she is teaching
Visual Media: Theory and Forms and Ideas . She has received several grants
and fellowships for her writing. She will be presenting her new essay:
How to "See" with the "Whole Body": Interacting with Artworks and "Eye/Mind/Image"
Paradigms, 1998.
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