Hi! My name is Chris Kubick and I try to make engaging, interactive artwork in whatever medium seems most appropriate. These days, that's often for the web and incorporates sound and 3d graphics, but I've also made sound-reactive sailboats, hacked the innards of off the shelf toys, brought spirit mediums to museums to interview dead artists and created a company that reads between the lines of spoken dialogue. Art 173: Electro-Crafting is a class that aims to give students in all media an introduction to working with code, circuits and sensors, with a focus on interactivity. We build...
Indira Martina Morre is a Croatian-American interdisciplinary artist, educator, and curator. Her paintings and other mixed media works focus on art making employed in the service of a socially relevant investigations. Morre received an MFA and BA with a double major in Art History and Art Practice from UC Berkeley. Morre is the recipient of numerous awards including The Harry Ford Lord Award and The Eisner Prize in Art. Her work was exhibited at The Painting Center in New York, A.I.R. Gallery in Brooklyn, Croatian Association of Artists in Zagreb, Croatia, SFMOMA Artist Gallery, George...
Craig Nagasawa’s work combines the technical aspects of Japanese/Nihonga painting techniques with the personal vision of a third-generation Japanese American. A Bay Area resident for the last 32 years, his work is represented in private and public collections in the United States, Switzerland, and Japan. He has had solo exhibitions at the Braunstien Quay Gallery in San Francisco from 2004. He has been included in group exhibitions at the Santa Barbara Contemporary Arts Forum, the Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland, the Walter McBean Gallery at the San Francisco Art Institute, the...
