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| Address Department of Art Practice 345 Kroeber Hall University of California Berkeley, CA 94720 510.642.5376 E-mail: niemeyer@berkeley.edu |
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Bio Greg Niemeyer studied Classics and Photography in Switzerland before he came to the US in 1992. As an MFA grad student at Stanford University, he founded SUDAC, the Stanford University Digital Art Center, in anticipation of the need for an academic space dedicated to the practical and theoretical exploration of digital media and art. SUDAC opened its first exhibit, Refresh: The Art of the Screensaver, at the Cantor Art Center and at www.artmuseum.net in 2000. After directing SUDAC for 3 years, Greg became a professor for Digital Media at UC Berkeley. There, he continues to teach and to pursue his creative research in the area of digital media installations. Supported by the prestigious Intel Art and Technology Research Grant, he completed several digital media installations, which explore novel experiences with computing. His latest installation, in collaboration with Chris Chafe, is the Oxygen Flute, which translates the human-plant carbon cycle into four-channel music in real time. |
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Selected Publications 2002 CCRMA Records: Extrasensory Perceptions, Audio CD, with Chris Chafe 2002 Documenta Ophthalmologica: The Function of Stereotypes in Visual Perception 2001 IEEE-VSMM: Design Considerations for an Oxygen Flute 2000 Leonardo Online: Simulation, the Cultural Anticipation of Our Own Demise 1997 CAA Art Journal, TECHNOSEDUCTION, statements, biography and color reproductions, http://www.cooper.edu/art/techno/artists/artists.html 1997 Cooper Union, TECHNOSEDUCTION Exhibition Catalogue, statements, biography and color reproductions, http://www.cooper.edu/art/techno/artists/artists.html 1996 Encyclopedia of Latin American Film on CD-ROM, design and user interface, Author: Jorge Ruffinelli, publication pending at University of Texas Press 1996 Science Magazine, September issue front cover, in collaboration with Dr. David Kehoe, Carnegie Institute of Biology: http://www.sciencemag.org/content/vol273/issue5280/ Recent Exhibits 2001
San Jose Museum of Art: Oxygen Flute, with Chris Chafe
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