January 25 – April 20, 2008, The Jackman Goldwasser Catwalk Gallery, 3 -10 pm daily
The exhibition ran daily from 3 pm to 10 pm.
Outside viewing hours begin at 5 pm.
Drive-By, an exhibition of video works created by MFA students in a seminar course at the University of Illinois Chicago’s School of Art and Design, was on view in the Art Center’s Jackman Goldwasser Catwalk Gallery. Led by professor and artist Daniel Sauter, the exhibition was the culmination of a 2007 seminar exploring media projection and technology, recent developments in public art, and the Art Center’s location within its surrounding residential neighborhood.
A joint collaboration between HPAC and UIC, Drive-By not only provided students with an apt venue for their work but also augmented the Art Center’s aim to fully explore the potential of its internally and externally accessible digital gallery. Alongside readings and discussion, students in the seminar course received criticism and advice from a range of guest speakers, including artists Doug Ischar, Jennifer Montgomery, Sabrina Raaf, and Doug Garofalo. Utilizing UIC’s state-of-the-art public projection technology, students created final works specifically for the Art Center’s catwalk gallery.
A group of guest panelists selected seven works that each ran separately for two weeks over the three month exhibition. A compilation of the selected works ran from January 25 - 27. The rest of the schedule is listed below.
*Schedule of Program* (subject to change):
Jan 28 - Feb. 10
In Motion,2008, 15 min. loop
by Jeremiah Chiu, Christopher Kalis, and Jonathan Sangster,
Feb. 11 - Feb. 24
You Can be Famous on the Internet, 2008,
by Adam Trowbridge and Jessica Westbrook
This artwork projects video curated from the Internet, focusing on the new concept of Internet-based fame. The concept has grown with the appearance of Internet-to-popular-consciousness figures Tay Zonday, Chris Crocker,Star Wars Kid and others.
Feb. 25 - Mar. 9
Drift , 2008
by Eric Fleischauer and Jesse McLean
*Image in upper right corner of this page.
Mar. 10 - Mar. 23
Newsworthy, 2008
by Sara Bassick, Renata Graw, Eric Mika, Michael Ruberto, and Gretchen Schulfer
Submit your comments on the Newsworthy website or via consoles at HPAC from March 8-March 23 and they will be broadcast on the video facade.
Mar. 24 - Apr. 6
Phase Pattern, 2008
by Steve Zieverink and Philip Matesic
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Apr. 7- Apr. 20
Tesseractive, 2008
by Hubert Wayne Weldon
Image taken from the proposal for Drift.