Asia Effects in New Media

Guest Editor for Asia Effects in New Media, special issue, Media-N, New Media Caucus on-line critical journal, vol. 02 n. 02, Spring 2006. Guest Editor for a section of international symposia events of the 6th Gwangju Biennale 2006 catalog.

 

SCI-ART

Exhibition: SCI-ART: Extensions of Being, 2000, at Maryland Art Place. Catalog as PDF. Catalog for SCI-ART event at Maryland Art Place and Park School, with Introduction and Acknowledgement by Organizer Mina Cheon, Curator’s comment by Satre Stuelke, and writings by Richard Kalter, Teri Rueb, and Todd Siler, Baltimore, Maryland, USA.

SCI-ART: Article Series in NY Arts Magazine. M-1000 is the pen name used for the SCI-ART article series in NY Arts Magazine. The series was made possible with assistance from Art & Science Collaborations, Inc (ASCI). [http://www.asci.org] Since April 2003, a secondary publication of the SCI-ART article series has been translated into Korean and published in the Art Magazine Wolgan Misool, a monthly arts magazine of Seoul, Korea. [http://www.wolganmisool.com]

“SCI-ART: Introducing a New Landscape of Science and Art Intermix,” in Women, Art, and Technology, Collected Essays of the First International Women’s Art Festival in Taiwan, published by Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts, First Edition, 2004, pages 83-110 (Chinese translation and English versions).

Property, Identity, and Creation Mythologies of Genetic Research, Featuring Artists Larry Miller, Kathy Marmor, and Eduardo Kac (November 2002, Vol. 7, No. 11, 85-87).

Art for the Sake of Life, Art for the Sake of Light, Featuring Artists Stephen Vitiello, Benoit Maubrey, and Sandra Wasko-Flood (December 2002, Vol.7, No. 12, 16-17).

The Science and Psychology of Color in Artwork, Featuring Artists Hilary Lorenz, Rebecca Cummins, and Daniel Conrad (January 2003, Vol. 8. No.1.).

Exploring the Brain and the Role of the Artist, Featuring Artists Lee Boot, Todd Siler, and Nina Sobell (April 2003, Vol. 8. No.4, 58-59).

It’s all in the GUT (Grand Unified Theory), Featuring Artists Collaboration of Sandra Kaufmann, Michael Bassett, and Pat Daughtery, Agnes Denes, and Carol Pleffer,  (June 2003, Vol. 8. No.5, 9).

Post-Photography, Documenting Our Genetic Possibilities, Featuring Selected Artists of ICP Exhibition, "How Human: Life in the Post-genome Era," Larry Miller, Justine Cooper, art(n), Catherine Wagner, Brandon (April 2003, Vol. 8. No.6-8, 32-33).

Science and Art: So Different, So Similar? (September/October 2003, Vol. 8. No.4, 6).

Extensions of Being (Part I), Featuring Artists from the “SCI-ART” Exhibition (’02) at the Maryland Art Place, Valerie Maynard, Donna Hepner, Krista Steinke, Tiffany Holmes, and Laure Drogoul (November 2003, Vol. 8. No.9).

Extension of Being (Part II), Featuring Artists from “SCI-ART” Exhibition (’02) at the Maryland Art Place, Alex Landing, Adam Bradley, David Page, and Timothy Nohe (March/April 2004, Vol.9 No.3/4).

Mapping Movement, Featuring Artists Richard Humann, Robert Lawrence, and Anita Wong (May/June 2004, Vol. 9. No.5/6).

 

NY Arts Magazine

No Mall Rats Here, M-1000 at SSamzieGil, a subtle new marketplace in Seoul,” NY Arts Magazine, (September/October 2005, Vol. 10, No.9/10).