Professor Donna J. Cox
Invitational and Juried Art and Design Exhibitions and Installations
Last update September 2006
Leonardo da Vinci: Man, Inventor, Genius exhibition, Chicago Museum of Science and Industry, April 14 and September 4, 2006, kiosk installation of Cox collaborative digital works and storyboard materials; invited for emphasis on observation, synthesis and invention. http://www.news.uiuc.edu/news/06/0413leonardo.html
Cox named modern
Leonardo: An exhibit at
CALCULART, celebration of art and mathematics, first curated exhibit of the CANVAS, joint effort between Integrated Systems Lab at the Beckman Institute and the Krannert Art Museum, Two collaborative pieces created using holographic images by Cox and Ellen Sandor and digital animations created by Cox in collaboration with NCSA and George Francis, opening at 7 pm, March 9th, 2006, show through April 9, 2006.
http://www.canvas.uiuc.edu/; http://access.ncsa.uiuc.edu/Briefs/2006-03-10Donna_Cox.html
“The End of Cinematics,”
collaboration, pre-visualization, and digital images for the performance, Directed
by Mikel Rouse, premiered, September 17, 2006, at
http://access.ncsa.uiuc.edu/Releases/05Releases/09.13.05_NCSA_Helps.html
http://www.endofcinematics.com/work-credits.html
http://www.endofcinematics.com/work.html
http://www.endofcinematics.com/
http://www.newsreview.com/sacramento/Content?oid=oid%3A44255
Traveling Exhibitions:
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“(art)n Virtual Visions: three decades of collaboration” group show, Papilloma Virus pschologram (1990), number 28 in Catalogue, Brunnier Art Museum, Iowa State university, October 29, 2002 – January 5, 2003.
"The Once and Future Web: World’s Woven by the Telegraph and Internet," Dr. William Harless, Interactive Drama http://www.idrama.com/idihome/index.htm, developed a voice-controlled program-which combines speech recognition and digital video technologies-gives exhibit visitors the opportunity to conduct a virtual dialogue with Cox. Users feel as if they are meeting and talking with Professor Cox as they proceed through a give-and-take exchange about scientific visualization, about the collaboration of artists and scientists, and about the impact that the Internet revolution and technology may have on life in the future, Cox virtually takes visitors on a tour through her collaborative scientific visualizations and visualization of the internet, sponsored by the National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland, May 21-Nov, 2001. http://www.idrama.com/Press/prNLMExhibit.htm
Supercomputing 1999, High-definition television exhibit of
"Mapping the Universe," sponsored by Microsoft;
SIGGRAPH ‘98 Art Gallery:, Orlando, FL, July 21-23, 1998, “25th Anniversary Celebration of Pioneering Computer Artists”; Art Show Catalogue, picturing Cox’s work from 1988-1998, Art Gallery: Touchware Electronic Art and Animation Catalog, page 68; also printed in the SIGGRAPH 98 Trading Card Set.
Supercomputing 98, November 7-10, 1998, Orlando, FL: Alliance Research Exhibit, NLANR Research Exhibit, SGI CAVE; Cox is co-creator, presenter and demonstrator of CAVE Virtual Director linking five sites with Virtual Director in remote virtual collaborative sessions.
“Electronic Immersions: 4 Generations of Illinois Artists” Art Catalogue and Show, ARC Gallery, September 2-27, 1997 and Illinois Art Gallery, September 2-October 24 1997, Chicago Illinois, in conjunction with the International Symposium on Electronic Art Conference at the School of Art Institute of Chicago, Co-curated by Jane Stevens and Nancy Bechtol.
“Visualization Study of the NSFnet,”American
Institute of Graphic Arts gallery,
“Art in
Supercomputing '95, CAVE presentations and demonstrations of
“Virtual Reality and the Making of
‘Cosmic Voyage’ ", Dec. 3-8, 1995,
SIGGRAPH 94, VROOM Exhibit, Virtual Reality Theatre,
“Virtual Director,” August, 1994,
Computer Art Pushing the Boundaries, State of Illinois Art Gallery, Chicago, Illinois, July 27th through September 11th, 1992 * Catalogue
Electronic
Private Collection I, University of Oregon Continuation
Center,
Computers and the Creative Process, 31 invited artists, a traveling exhibit January 10, 1990 through January 5, 1992 that included the following locations:
Rogue Gallery,
ABACI 1991 Invitational, Powell's Technical Bookstore, Portland Oregon, December 4 - December 31, 1991 * seven artists
Computer Art by Donna Cox, Powell's Technical Bookstore,
Computer Art by Donna Cox, University of Oregon Continuation Center, Portland, Oregon, December 3, 1990 - February 4, 1991. (one-woman exhibition)
Computer and Art 1991,
Computer Art Exhibit, Powell's Technical Bookstore,
Computer Art Exhibit, Powell's Technical Bookstore,
DaVinci Days 1991, ABACI Exhibit, La
Third Biennial Arts and Technology Symposium,
Educator's Art, University of Oregon Continuation Center, Portland, Oregon, March 5 - April 29, 1991
Art & Algorithm - Mind & Machine, Minneapolis College of Art & Design, Minneapolis, MN, February 22-23, 1991
Best of the Best, University of Oregon Continuation Center, Portland, Oregon, February 6 - April 5, 1991 * 4 person show : Donna Cox, Daria Barclay, Emily Young, Larry Payne
Visions of a New Future: A Symposium on Computers and Visualization, Art Academy of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, February 18 - March 15, 1991
Abaci 1989 Invitational Exhibition, Abaci Gallery of Computer Art, Portland, Oregon, November 2 - December 30, 1990
Brave New Pixels,
Computer Art by Donna Cox, Abaci Gallery of Computer Art,
Computer Art Exhibit, University of Oregon Continuation Center, Portland, Oregon, July 31 - October 1, 1990 * 2 person show
Daydreams to Bitstreams: An
Exhibition of Computer Art,
Exclusive, Abaci Gallery of Computer Art,
Computer Art by Donna Cox, Abaci Gallery of Computer Art, Portland, Oregon, September 7 - October 28, 1989. (one-woman exhibition)
Supercomputers in Art,
1988. Sponsored by the
Computer Graphics by Donna Cox, Gallery West, Cuyahoga Community College, Cleveland, Ohio, April 18 - May 3, 1988. (One-woman show )
Compulage, Stocker Art Center
Gallery,
Art from the Computer:
An
April 1988 - September 1989, Traveling Exhibit: Funded by the
The Illinois Arts council, a state agency, and
the National Endowment for the Arts,
College of DuPage Arts Center Gallery,
Perkinson Gallery,
Postmodern Cybernation, Argonne National Laboratory,
Art in Depth, stereo-pair installations curated
by Patric Prince for a CADRE sponsored exhibit at the
Union Student Gallery,
Graphik Animation und Technik/BMW-Pavillon, W. H. Bencker,
Lenbachplatz 7,
Beautiful Stranger, Feature,
Tecni-Color, an exhibition of international artists whose works have been realized with different techniques of video image: an exhibition on electronic art and animation, in the Art Gallery "L'Agrifoglio Galleria D'Immagine", Milan, ITALY, January 12 - February 12, 1989. * Catalogue published
CRASH (Computer-Assisted Hardcopy), Wright Museum of Art in Beloit, Wisconsin opening October 23 - Nov 23, 1988; traveling for three years. 37 artists, 90 works with Catalogue & poster published
Phscalograms by (Art)n, traveling exhibition sponsored by the
Rensselaer Union Shellnutt Gallery, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Nov 18 - Dec 16, 1988
The Second Emerging Expression Biennial: The Artist and the Computer,
*Only 62 artists were chosen from more than 200 entries in this national competition.
Jurors: Shalom Gorewitz and Patric Prince.
Video and Computer Art:
Chicago Style, an international traveling exhibition of recent
Institute
of North American Studies,
Australian
Video
-Queensland
Art Gallery, South Bank,
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-Chauvel Cinema,
The Foote Clube, sponsored by the Media Resource Centre, Experimental Art Foundation and the Australian Network for Art & Technology, Adelaide, AUSTRALIA, Aug 1988
Scan
Gallery,
SIGGRAPH 88 Interactive Art and Installation,
* only 13 artists in 200 entries; the first Interactive art show documented with a video tape,
distributed to more than 5,000 registered conference attendees (20,000 full attendance).
* Catalogue published
Computer Graphica Images Exhibition 88, in the Art Gallery, Kent State University Trumbull Campus, Warren, Ohio, April 24 - May 14, 1988. (One-woman show)
Broken Boundaries/Reconstructed Realities: Imaging with Computers,
Phscalograms 1987: (Art)n, Fermilab,
Arts and Technology,
Exploration:
Extending the Boundaries of Contemporary Photography,
The Interactive Image,
Art in the Computer Age,
Electronic Imagery, Stocker Art Center Gallery,
Compulages,
Rated X, A Group Experience,
Altered Visions, Invitational Art Show . 1708 East Main Galley,
The Non-Spiritual in Art:
Abstract Painting 1985-????, Art Show, Maginnis
Graphics, Inc., 341 W. Superior Gallery.
June 9-July 19, 1987.
Invitational: curated
by
SIGGRAPH 87 Art Show,
Transformations, Reynolds Gallery,
Nature, Feature Gallery,
Altered Visions, Art Show , 1708 East Main Galley,
Working it Out,
Computer Art: Realism
& Abstraction, Art Show , Somerset Gallery,
New Photography, Feature Gallery,
Applications on the Leading Edge, Pacific Northwest Computer
Graphics Conference,
Technology in Art, Sheraton Gallery,
New Photographics/86, Oldest
Computers and the Creative Process,
Index
Gallery,
Stevenson
Union Gallery,
Technsigns: Computer Conference,
Technology in Art, Cudahy Gallery,
Art and High Technology, Foster Gallery, Eau Claire, WI. September 17-October 17, 1985.
Frozen Shutter, School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL. September, 1985.
SHOOT 3: Exhibition
of Photoimagery, Survival Graphics,
Computer Generated Images, Gallery 101, River Falls, WI. October 26-November 13, 1984. Other artists include: Copper Giloth, Todd Walker, and Diogenes Ballester. Curator: Dire. Michael Padgett.
CADRE '84, Art Exhibition.
Computers in Art and Design, Research Education.
Visions of 1984, University Center Gallery, UCA -
Visual Dynamics:
Computer Graphics Showcase '83, SIGGRAPH Showcase,
DIGICOM '83, Conference Art Exhibition.