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Program Director, Art & Technology
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Research Interests
Digital imaging;
Video;
Artists Books;
Design
Currently working on a series of digital diptychs concerned with the
effects of global economics and international trade issues. Other
interests include political satire, low-tech art (for example,
renewable energy), cultural/technical crossover, biodiversity,
public art and urban renewal.
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Education
B.A.F.A (BA in Fine Arts), University of New Mexico, 1975
M.A. New York University, 1980
Principal Publications
Debtor's Prison,
NY: Granary Books, 2001
If It Rained Here,
NY: Granary Books, 1998
Museum Exhibitions
Museum of Arts & Design (NYC)
Neuberger Museum/Purchase (NY)
Albany State Museum
Bronx Museum for the Arts
New Museum of Contemporary Art (NYC)
Astoria Museum of the Moving Image (NY)
[Former] L.A. Institute for Contemporary Art
Staatliche Museum in Baden-Baden, Germany
Munchner Stadtmuseum in Munich, Germany
& the Museum fur Angewandte Kunst, Frankfurt, Germany
Awards
National Endowment for the Arts
New York State Council on the Arts
New York Foundation for the Arts
Creative Artists Public Service Award (CAPS)
Funding Exchange/Paul Robeson Fund
The Film Fund
Barbara Lathum Memorial Award
Colorado VideoAward/1st Prize from the Athens Film and Video
Festival
Gold Apple/1st Prize from the National Educational Film & Video
Festival
Honorable Mention from the Atlanta Film and Video Festival
Affiliations
Co-founded Machine Language, a video art collective, and later,
through her own company, Julie Harrison Productions, produced and
directed video art, documentaries and art educational videotapes which
have aired on PBS nationwide and were featured in festivals such as
the Toronto Film Festival, The World-Wide Video Festival in The Hague
and the National Video Festival in Los Angeles, among others.
Affiliated with Granary Books, publisher of artists' books
and works exploring the intersection of word, image, and page.
Principal Courses Taught
HAR 310/311 - Digital Imaging
HAR 320/321 - Video
HAR 390/391 - Principles of Form & Design
HAR 485 - Contemporary Art
HAR 486 - Art & Technology
Other
A black belt in Tae Kwon Do.
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