IVW : installation, video and the web

Art 290 : Installation, Video & the Web, a team-taught, special topic tandem, was offered for the first time in Fall, 2005 with the support of  a DCUT grant from The Center for Academic Innovation (CFAI). Additional support was provided by Information Technology (IT) and The Huisking Foundation.  Working between the sculpture and fiber disciplines, students explored INSTALLATION and this art form’s relationship to  time, space, body and object.   VIDEO and INTERNET projects were central to the creation and exploration of contemporary offline and online installations.  Video was a primary component within installations as well as a form of documentation for temporary, site-specific works and performance.  Students also worked with Macromedia Flash to create an interactive website that extended their installations into virtual space.
        
Instructors : Krista Hoefle and Julie Tourtillotte

IVW Visiting Artists 
 Over the course of the semester, the following artists shared their work
in video, sound, installation and digital art:

Kristen Baumlier  –a performance and  multi-media artist, Kristen is a 1992 graduate of Saint Mary’s College.  Kristen received her MFA in fibers from California College of Arts.  She is on the Time Arts
faculty at The Cleveland Institute of Art where she teaches video and digital art. 
View her work at www.kristenbaumlier.com

  Jason Lahr-  painter and musician Jason Lahr is the curator at the South Bend Regional Museum of Art
and an adjunct faculty member at Saint Mary’s College.  He has an MFA from Penn State University

Jason Brown & Elizabeth Scofield – of SURVIVAL DESIGN.
See http://web.utk.edu/~jbrown45/#

Krista Connerly – digital artist Krista Connerly has an MFA from Carnegie Mellon University. 
She is the program director of digital media and photography at Anderson Ranch
in Snowmass Village, Colorado.   See www.urbanintimacy.org