BIO
W i l l P a p p e n h e i m e r |
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Artist, living and working Brooklyn, NY 2004-Present: Assistant
Professor, Digital Media, Pace University, New York, NY 1999-2004 Assistant
Professor, Area Coordinator Electronic Intermedia, |
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MFA, School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA, 1997 BA, Harvard College, Visual and Environmental Studies, Cambridge, MA
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2008 “Rhizome
Commissions 2008,” New Museum, New York Selected Exhibitions: 2007 “Counting Cars,” Conflux, New York “Place Relations,” 4 person exhibition, Kunstraum Walcheturm, Zurich “This Is Not The Future,” Vox Populi Gallery, Philadelphia, PA “Public
Mood Ring,” Urban Institute
for Contemporary Art, 2006 “Hypertexturalities,
(Architectures and Morphologies)” curated by Lee Klein, ISEA2006/ZeroOne
festival, “C4F3,” Inter-Society
for Electronic Arts, cabaret voltaire, Zurich, Switzerland IV06 and CGIV06 Symposia,
Digital Art Gallery Online, London, England Parnassus benefit Auction, Heidi Cho Gallery, Chelsea, NYC 2005 FILE
2005, International Festival of Electronic Language, Synthesis
and Distribution: Experiments in Collaboration, “X
INDUSTRIA CAFKA 05,” hosted by the Contemporary Art Forum “Sampling Landscape,” Studio Soto, Boston, MA “Interactive
Futures O5, Technology in the Life World” 2004 “First
to See the Light, 2004,” Quay School of Art Gallery, Wanganui, “Video
MUTE,” Judi Rotenberg Gallery, curated by Dina Gwin, “Art from the Rucksack 1,”Limerick
City of Art Gallery, Limerick, Ireland 2001 immedia:1901, Media Union Gallery, University of Michigan “Deeper
Still,” with Terry Adkins, collaborative video injet stills, “Looking
for Zapaptistas,” collaborative video/performance with 2000 "Remote," for Christine Hill's"Pilot,"exhibition, a video project with Dave Herman as part of the pilot taping, Ronald Felman Fine Arts, New York, NY The Graduate School of Europe, Seminar on Choragraphy, Saas Fe Switzerland, August 2000 Telstra Adelaide Festival, Artists Week, Ngapartji Multimedia Center, Adelaide Festival, South Australia,collaborative live video/text web broadcast with Greg Ulmer for "Verve: The Other Writing," 1999 "Paradise
8," Exit Art, New York, NY "Flicker" The Coolidge Corner Cinema, Brookline, MA "34th
Annual Art Faculty Exhibition" The University Art Museum, USC
International Digital Works on Paper, McKissick Museum, 1998 "Video MOS" Thayer Academy Galleries, MA 1997 "The Eighth Triennial," Fuller Museum of Art, Brockton, MA "Zendada," Mobius artists space, Boston, MA "MFA
Thesis Exhibition," Tisch Gallery, Aidekman Arts Center, "Irony
Rules: Incongruity in Video," VideoSpace at Mobius, 1996 "50/50,
Video works from New York City and Boston Artists," "Six Figures," Gallery Naga, Boston, MA "From
Fact to Fiction," VideoSpace at Landsdowne Street Playhouse, "Film and Video Annual" juried, Remis Auditorium, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA 1995 "the
Unexpected," Tisch Gallery, Aidekman Arts Center, 1993 "In
Other Gardens," Installations by five artists, The Somerville "The 753629 Group," Brickbottom Gallery, Somerville, MA 1993 "Artcetera," Auction to benefit The Aids Action Committee, Boston, MA 1991 "The
David Jacob Chodorkoff Collection, Detroit Institute of the Arts, 1989 "Boston Now" The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, MA |
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2007 “Rhizome
Commissions 2007-8,” (Member Selection), Rhizome.org online, 2006 Traveling
Scholars Award, School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 2005 Kenan
Fund, Pace University 1999 University Scholars Program University of Florida, Gainesville, FL Award
of Excellence, USC International Digital Works on Paper, 1990 National Endowment for the Arts Visual Artist Fellowship Artist
in Residence, The New York Experimental Glass Workshop, Rudolf Arnheim Prize for thesis work, Harvard College
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2008 “Digital
Art,” 2nd edition, by Christiane Paul, curator of New Media,
Whitney Art In America, Gallery Review, “Before and After,” curated by Kristin Lucas, “Tuning in Rorschach Maps,” paper, Will Pappenheimer, published in "Transdisciplinary Digital Art: Sound, Vision and the New Screen", edited by Randy Adams, Steve Gibson and Stefan Muller Arisona, 2008, Springer Publishing, Communications in Computer and Communication Science series Exhibition Catalog, “SMFA Traveling Scholars,” Museum of Fine Arts, Boston “Will Pappenheimer’s Glowblots, online review, Ben Alper, Exposure Project, Boston “Tuk-Tuks Topiary by Will Pappenheimer,” review, Saatchi Online, by Ryan Eber “’Invisible Influenced’ by Will Pappenheimer and Chipp Jansen, “ Rhizome.org, Front page, February 15 2006 NOEMA-
technologie & societa, Telepresence
Art, Anna Vera Meati Turbulence.org, , online, networked_performance, Aug. 10 2005 "Electronic
Monumentality," Gregory
Ulmer, University
of TV Cultura, Brazil, Report on FILE 2005, interview Net
Art, Summary
of FILE 2005 Zed
TV, Canadian Broadcasting, "The
New New Media," April 1, Interview 2003 “Miami
Puts on an Arty Party” New York Times,
Sunday Styles Le
Monde website, Culture Section, “Miami, plaque tourante de l’art National Post, Canada, Arts and Life Scene Section, December 9 2002 Art
US (formerly Art and Text), Inaugural Issue, Article: 2001 Journal
of Visual Culture, Volume 1, Issue 3, collaborative project with |
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2006 “Collective
Surveillance Play,” Digital Art Weeks, ETH Computer Systems 2005 Artist
Presentation, X INDUSTRIA CAFKA 05 hosted by it be the “Transoptical Paradise Now,” “Interactive
Futures05: Technology 2004 “Transoptical Paradise Now,” Center
for Communications 2003 Session
Chair, “Transoptics: Webcam
Network /Artwork Vision,” Maine College of Art Massachusetts College of Art, Center for Interreated Media 1999 Society
for Photographic Education, Southeast Conference, Center Scholar Lecture, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 1996 Panelist, "Beauty
and Desire: A Dialogue Across Disciplines," 1993 Fuller Museum of Art, Brockton, MA Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1991-6 Massachusetts College of Art, Visiting Critic 1990 Harvard
College, Visual and Environmental Studies 1989 The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, MA |
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Collections: Rhizome.org ArtBase at the New Museum Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC Detroit Institute of the Arts, Michigan |
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