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| Invitation
to Participate in Digital Art Project at Saatchi
Gallery London |
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August
16, 2006
Dear Ms Farley,
My name is Lindsay and I am contacting you from
the Saatchi Gallery here in London. Whilst recently
searching the web I came across your work and was
impressed by its quality. I would like to tell you
about a new development here at the Saatchi Gallery.
We have created a new resource entitled ˜Your Gallery
Video Art” which allows artists to post video work
and personal information on The Saatchi Gallery
site. Your page on the site will contain details
about yourself including: a short introduction,
a summary about you, your artwork and inspirations,
biographical information, and your own contact details
and website. We have created the resource to assist
artists in raising their profile.
Curators and collectors are among the thousands
of visitors that we get on the site everyday and
all will have the opportunity to view your work.
If you are interested in participating in the programme,
please contact me directly. |
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Studies in Technology and Live Performance:
Television & the Cult of the “Real” |
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On
the set of Check, Please!, October 3, 2005 |
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Check,
Please!, a
popular weekly television program broadcast on
WTTW (Chicago's PBS station) invites three "everyman"
guests to recommend restaurants, sample each other's
selections and discuss their collective dining
experiences in a studio setting. In October of
2005 I participated in a taping of a show that
aired in January of 2006.
A video clip from the episode can be found here. |
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