Exhibition
F11: Digital Paintings for Full Screen
11 Apr 2021 – 08 Aug 2021
Online
Timezone: America/New_York
Join us for a series of talks featuring artists included in the current online exhibition "F11: Digital Paintings for Full Screen."
Join us for a series of talks featuring artists included in the current online exhibition F11: Digital Paintings for Full Screen. In this session, artists Adam Blitz, Donald Hargrove and Annie Lee will discuss their artistic practice and digital projects.
Adam Blitz (b. Miami, Florida, 1966; lives and works in London, England)
A dual US-UK citizen based in London, Adam Blitz is a digital artist, Near Eastern Studies scholar, accredited journalist and Fulbright recipient. He studied at University of Edinburgh, University College London, The University of Michigan, Humboldt University, Berlin (Theology/Jewish Studies/Modern German Thought) and University of the Arts, London. His accomplishments include Fellow of the Royal Anthropological Institute, London; The Ronin Institute, New Jersey, and is a committee member and trustee of The Association for the Study and Preservation of Roman Mosaics (ASPROM) and ICOMOS – ICORP (International Council on Monuments and Sites - International Scientific Committee on Risk Preparedness). His research focuses on cultural heritage, digital art and archaeology with particular reference to Syria. digitalartistresidency.org/remember-me/adam-blitz/
Donald Hargrove (b. Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, 1961; lives and works in Glasgow, Scotland)
Donald Hargrove studied at the Bulawayo School of Art before relocating to Scotland where he earned a BA from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art, Dundee, in 1983. He established a studio in London and exhibited broadly as a painter and and sculptor, as well as organizing exhibitions and working with theatre design. In 1996 he earned his post-graduate certificate in secondary education and resettled in Glasgow to work as a teacher of art and design. After a major health crisis in 2017 that resulted in the loss of his right arm, he has found digital art to be a more accessible medium due to lack of handling materials, and especially during lockdown due to Covid-19.
www.donaldhargrove.co.ukAnnie Lee (b. London, England,1999; lives and works in London)
Annie Lee completed a foundation diploma at University of the Arts London: Central Saint Martins and is currently pursuing a BA at the Slade School of Fine Art in London. Lee’s work has been exhibited at Barbican Center and Clarendon Fine Art Mayfair, both in London; Corridor Gallery, Brooklyn, New York, among others. Her practice centers around personal feelings and universal experiences, often within unnoticed moments of everyday life. www.annabellalee.co.uk
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