Henry Art Gallery

University of Washington

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2001 Exhibitions:

Superflat
Nov 10,2001–Mar 3,2002
Vik Muniz: Repartee
Oct 4,2001–Dec 16,2001
Presence and Loss
Sep 18,2001–Dec 16,2001
Jeffry Mitchell: Hanabuki
Sep 14,2001–Jan 1,2002
Summer of Sound at the Henry
Jul 14,2001–Sep 30,2001
VOLUME: Bed of Sound
Jul 14,2001–Sep 30,2001
2001 University of Washington MFA Thesis Exhibition
May 26,2001–Jun 17,2001
The Prodigious Mr. Rodney Graham
May 25,2001–Sep 16,2001
Meditation on a Painting by Denzil Hurley
May 25,2001–Dec 30,2001
Sharon Lockhart: Museums and People
May 25,2001–Sep 16,2001
Long Trek
May 25,2001–May 12,2002
Prints by Painters: American Abstractions
May 25,2001–Sep 16,2001
Ernesto Neto's Flying Group Nave
May 25,2001–Jan 6,2002
Shock of the Mundane
May 25,2001–Dec 30,2001
Morris Graves: In Memoriam
May 15,2001–Aug 12,2001
Alexis Rockman: Future Evolution
Apr 27,2001–Aug 19,2001
The Photography of John Gutmann: Culture Shock
Mar 15,2001–May 27,2001
Wolfgang Laib: A Retrospective
Feb 25,2001–May 6,2001
Performing Photography
Feb 15,2001–Jun 3,2001
Peter Shelton: STRETCHspread
Jan 19,2001–Apr 8,2001
Terraform 1
Dec 8,2000–Apr 19,2001
Uta Barth: In Between Places
Nov 9,2000–Jan 21,2001
Graphic Design in the Mechanical Age
Oct 16,2000–Feb 18,2001
Beyond Novelty: New Digital Imagery
Sep 16,2000–Feb 4,2001

Terraform 1

Media Gallery

December 8, 2000 – April 19, 2001

A unique laboratory project, “Terraform I” was a far-reaching interdisciplinary collaboration spearheaded by the UW’s Center for Advanced Research Technology in the Arts and Humanities (CARTAH) and presented at the Henry. A terraform is a world that has been made habitable or earthlike, supporting life where none previously existed. By means of computer-generated and computer-controlled light, video and audio projections, a dynamic abstraction of space and time is created within the confines of the four physical walls of the gallery. Visitors discovered and were enveloped in a virtual reality. The project was led by Richard Karpen, CARTAH Director, and masterminded by a team of artists, composers, students, scientists and technicians.This exhibition was made possible in part by support from the UW Center for Advanced Research Technology in the Arts and Humanities.

Curated by Richard Karpen, CARTAH Director

This exhibition is made possible in part by support from the UW Center for Advanced Research Technology in the Arts and Humanities (CARTAH) with additional assistance from a University of Washington Tools for Transformation grant. Special thanks to Apple Computers and Mackie Designs Audio Systems for their generous support of this project.
Organized by the Henry Art Gallery and the UW Center for Advanced Research Technology in the Arts and Humanities

Featured artists: Bret Battey, Peter Bill, Neil Chowdhury, Cris Ewing, Chad Kirby, Michael O’Malley, Juan Pampin, Richard Karpen

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