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"AUTOMATON"
(Electronic mixed media sculpture)
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Nancy
Worthington’s art combines hands-on entertainment with social
commentary and educational content – bringing humanity to
technology through art. She
embraces viewer participation – emphasizing that through
physical involvement, intellectual and emotional insights are
invoked. Her work
reflects human conflict with nature and with our technological
civilization. A vital
part of this art is the exposure Worthington gives to the
ambiguities, inconsistencies and polarities of the human
condition; of social and psychological entrapment.
Her images become a catalyst to awaken consciousness and to
facilitate change through awareness for a better, more humane
world.
Nancy’s
activist vision often challenges the social and political status
quo – a risky endeavor for an artist at any time but especially
in the current atmosphere of terrorism, war and global economic
uncertainty. That is
the context in which her recent ‘George Dubya Series’ found
itself the focal point in an international censorship episode.
Reasserting
her deep commitment to principles of freedom in aesthetic (and
political) expression, Nancy Worthington states:
“My view
is that art can challenge the mind:
art can inspire the senses; art can uplift the spirit; and
art is, in fact, a record and reflection of civilization(s).
All art is a unique visualization coming from a specific
mind and heart. I feel a sense of duty to make social observations.
My art is something that I must do in order to live in
harmony with the world as I perceive it.”
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ART-TECH
Heads for
the Hills
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Art Park, Artist-in-Residence program, online Art Sales
and much more in development..
Explore
our programs.
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Art-Tech has relocated to the East Hills - 20 min. from downtown
San Jose, on a spectacular hillside setting with panoramic vistas
of Silicon Valley..
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EXHIBITIONS
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From its founding in 1993 to our relocation in 1999 Art-Tech
pioneered the fusion of Art&Technology in the heart of Silicon
Valley at our downtown San Jose Gallery.
Browse through our gallery of Exhibitions that featured notable
artists like: Tim Black, John Zeissig, Barbara Lee, Glenn
McKay, Marque Cornblatt, Andrea Wollensack, Bill Kolb, Victor
Vasarely, Diane Fenster, Lise Swenson and many more..
And thanks to our sponsors for their past and present support
including: City of San Jose, Applied Materials, Adobe
Systems, Apple Computer, American Airlines, Silicon Graphics
Corp., Logitech and more..
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Art-Tech in collaboration with liveauctioneers.com
and eBay are pleased to announce the first annual Auction
of world class New Media and Digital Arts, coming the Spring of
2004.
This is for Artists of ALL New Media and for Anyone who is interested
and/or wants to be a part of this Exciting, Edutaining and Phenomenal
Cutting Edge Xperience, if you want to participate as an Artist,
Techie, Sponsor, Volunteer or just to be part of the experience....Let
us know
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