Faculty Art Exhibition

August 30 to September 24, 1999

Opening Reception: Thursday, September 2, 6-8PM

Closed: September 4, 5, & 6

Glasgow in Santa Monica

October 2 to October 29, 1999

Opening Reception: Friday, October 1, 6-8PM

This exhibition is funded in part by the Scottish Arts Council and the Santa Monica College Associates. The Glasgow Print Studio was established in 1972. Originally, providing a print workshop to develop and encourage the work of Scottish artists, the company has now gained universal recognition as a major contributor to the promotion of printmaking within the contemporary arts scene. In addition to printmaking facilities, the Glasgow Print Studio maintains a gallery which has attracted artists and exhibitors from throughout the U.K. and Europe. This exhibit is curated by Don Emery, David Reed, and John Mackechnie, the current director of the Glasgow Print Studio Gallery.

List of Exhibiting Artists: Stephen Campbell, Ashley Cooke, Steven Conroy, Ken Curry, Stuart Duffin, Roberto Gonzales, Peter Howson, Elspeth Lamb, John Mackechnie, Jacki Parry, Robert Paul, Murray Robertson, and Adrian Wisniewsky.

SIGGRAPH 99, A Traveling Exhibition of computer based art works

November 6 to December 3, 1999

Opening Reception: Friday, November 5, 6-8PM

Closed: November 11, 25, & 26

An exhibition of digitally influenced artwork including digital paintings, drawings, photographs, sculpture, installations, web-based projects and site-specific works, juried by Marie Cenkner, Animasur Productions, John Grimes, Illinois Institute of Technology, David Kiehl, Whitney Museum of American Art, and Jon McCormack, Monash University. SIGGRAPH is an international conference on computer graphics and interactive techniques whose focus is on the best and most innovative developments in art and computer graphics.

SIGGRAPH is one of 38 Special Interest Groups (SIGs) of the Association of Computing Machinery (AMC, founded in 1947). This conference originated 26 years ago to promote the acquisition and exchange of information and opinion on the theory, design, implementation, and application of computer-generated graphics and interactive techniques.

SIGGRAPH offers monthly local chapter meetings, and an annual national conference. At both, attendees discuss the latest topics in computer graphics and preview the latest work and discoveries of students, technologists, artists, and computer graphic professionals.

The national conference consists of courses, and papers delivered on art and technology, a career center and job fair, a graphics studio, an art gallery, an animation festival, an emerging technology area (the Millennium Motel) filled with incredible cutting-edge exhibits that represent the future, and an exhibition hall covering the latest technological developments. In addition, another section called the Electronic School house, was created to inspire students and teachers to learn from and educate each other. The function of the schoolhouse is to seek out educators from all fields, including museums, the visual effects industry, the art communities, to present enlightening courses.

Annual Student Xmas Sale