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Artist:
Anne Maree Taranto (Australia)
Title: AMT1
Title: AMT2
Title: AMT3
Studied fine arts in 92-94 majoring in painting and delving into printmaking,
photography and philosophy. Leaving with a LaTrobe Graduation Award and a
NGV Award for Excellence, her work is included in both public and private
collections. Digital printmaking paved the way for a transition into the moving
digital image and studies in electronic design and interactive media at RMIT
in 01-02. Using on digital video, compositing, electronic imaging and 3D animation,
her work is inspired by studies in cosmology and the natural sciences. In
2002 Anne-Maree Taranto was supported by the Australia Council in attending
the Banff Institute of New Media in Canada for a symposium on science visualisation,
and participation in the Asia Pacific Trienniel new media workshops in Brisbane.
Her work has screened nationally, including at the Sydney International Film
Festival and the National Museum of Australia, and she exhibits throughout
Australia and internationally. Awards include National Student Film Festival
Best Experimental Film and Comgraph Digital Art Award.
Artist: Barbara Vasic (Yogslavia)
Title: kunstakademiet I
Title: kunstakademiet II
Presently on two month student exchange in kunsthøgskolen i bergen,
norway
2001 - m.a. virtual realities - 2 year course at national college of art and
design, dublin, ireland
1995 - 2000 b.a. fine art (painting) - faculty of fine arts, belgrade, yugoslavia
Artist: Bonny Lhotka (USA)
Title: Hill One
Title: Hill Two
Title: Hill Three
Lhotka graduated from Bradley University in 1964, where she majored in painting
and printmaking. In 1992 she added a Macintosh computer to her studio tools
and continues to innovate new approaches in her work.
Her artwork have been commissioned by or are included in over one hundred
collections including Lucent Technologies, United Airlines, Johns Space Center,
Jones Intercable, Microtek Labs, US Department of State, Charles Schwab, MCI,
and McDonnell Douglas.
Her work is shown internationally and appears in numerous books and articles
featuring experimental media. She is listed in Who's Who in American Art and
Who's Who in American Women.
She is a founder of the digital artist collaborative Digital Atelier. Other
founding member are Dorothy Krause and Karin Schminke. The Digital Atelier®
conducts research on digital imaging for fine art application
Lhotka has just completed co-authoring a book on mixed media digital
techniques with Karin Schminke and Dorothy Simpson Krause. The book "Digital
Art Studio: Techniques for combining inkjet printing with traditional art
materials" will be released by Watson-Guptill in August 2004.
Artist: Carmen Lizardo (USA)
Title: mami's-home
Title: self with yellow rope
Assistant Professor of Art
S.U.N.Y. New Paltz
75 S. Manheim Blvd.
New Paltz, NY 12561
Contrary to current feminists, it doesn’t bother me to be classified
as a "woman artist, with women’s issues" because I am a female
artist with female issues. The mood of my art work is sometimes violent and
often sad, dealing with my associations of family, religion, and identity.
I also believe that, whether directly or indirectly, my art
work explores other realities. My greatest challenge is not necessarily to
make art about being a Latin woman, as this will always be an intrinsic quality
in it, but rather, to make art about being human, trying to find a universal
language.
These are the things that I would like to give to art, in exchange for the
voice
it gave me.
