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Lukasz Kamil Lysakowski

Exploration of the praxis of virtual space, new media technologies, and human perceptions. Creation and reflection of current cultural expressions synthesized through art and technology http://www.wildlifeanalysis.org/.

Selected Exhibitions and Video Performances. 10.2004_Trytone Improve Jazz Festival. Amsterdam. 10.2004_Mass. Art. Boston. 05.2004_Location One. New York. 03.2004_Guggenheim Bilbao. Bilbao. 01.2004_Theatre Mercelis. Brussels.

10.2003_New York Underground Film Festival. New York. 06.2003_First Prague Biennale. Prague. 05.2003_Mutek Festival. Montreal. 05.2003_American Museum of Moving Images. New York. 02.2003_Transmediale Festival of Media and Technology. Berlin.

11.2002_Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Boston. 10.2002_P.S.1. New York. 10.2002_Ultima Theater and Music Festival. Cambridge. 09.2004_Taktlose Jazz Festival. Bern. 06.2002_Merce Cunnigham Studios. New York.

02.2002_XL Centre Cultrel - IMAL Institute. Brussels. 02.2002_LAB Arts & Performance Space. Copenhagen. 02.2002_Kunstlerhaus. Dortmund. 10.2001_Museum of Contemporary Art. Montreal. 12.2001_Merce Cunnigham Studios. New York.

10.2001_FCMM - Montreal International Festival of New Cinema & Media. Montreal. 10.2001_Impakt Festival. Utrecht. 10.2001_Steim Institute. Amsterdam. 06.2001_Creative Time's Art in the Anchorage. New York. 04.2001_Medicine Show Theater An Evening of Digital Performances. New York.

03.2001_Rhizome Open Mouse. New York. 10.2001_Dumbo Arts Festival. New York. 07.2000_Knitting Factory. New York. 06.2000_Smackmellon with Soundlab / Cultural Alchemy. New York. 04.2000_Digital Happy Hour at the Kitchen with Soundlab / Cultural Alchemy. New York.

Selected Screenings. 05.2004_Transmediale Ambient Land Screenings. Berlin. 12.2003_Open Channel. Berlin. 12.2003_Slowtime Online Quicktime Festival. Cologne. 12.2003_Trampoline New Media Showcase. Berlin. 10.2003_Transmediale Ambient Land Screenings. Warsaw.

10.2003_Kill Your Timid Notion Video Festival. Dundee, Scotland. 10.2003_Computer Music Days at School of Creative Media. Hong Kong. 08.2003_International Electronic Music Festival. Plock, Poland. 04.2003_pixelAche realtime - Video Festival. Kiasma. 03.2003_MIT Film & Video Festival. Cambridge.

02.2003_Transmediale Spatial Lines Screenings. Berlin. 12.2002_5th Generative Art Conference. Milano. 04.2002_European Media Art Festival. Osnabruck. 12.1999_Film Forum. New York. 05.1998_UNCG Film Festival. Greensboro, USA.

Selected CDrom - DVD Releases. 01.2004_Transmediale Screenings.04. Berlin. 10.2003_YUV(v.02). Berlin. 04.2003_Wanna Buy a Craprak?. New York. 03.2003_Transmediale Screenings.03. Berlin. 12.2002_242.pilots - Live in Bruxelles. New York.

06.2002_Shift Magazine compilation. Tokyo. 02.2002_Optical Sound. Paris.

Lectures and Presentations. 04.2004_Rochester Institute of Technology. Rochester. 01.2004_MIT. Cambridge. 04.2003_Cornell University. Ithaca. 02.2003_Carolina Film & Video Festival. Greensboro. 02.2003_Transmediale Festival of Media & Technology. Berlin.

10.2002_P.S.1. New York. 09.2001_Cornell University. Ithaca. 07.2001_Cornell University. Ithaca. 04.2001_Philadelphia School of Visual Art. Philadelphia. 02.2001_Dorkbot presentation at Columbia University. New York.

Awards. 10.2004_Steim Institute - Awarded Residency. 01.2004_IMAL Institute - Awarded Residency. 06.2004_MIT Council for the Arts - Artist Grant.

02.2003_Transmediale Festival of Media & Technology - Awarded Grand Prize in the Image category. 06.2003_MIT Council for the Arts - Artist Grant. 12.1999_Film Forum - Short film "Ellie" awarded: "Top ten avant garde films of the 90's.".

Press. 10.2004_Boston Herald - Review of Mass. Art video installation. 05.2004_MIT home page - Thesis project featured on MIT home page. 08.2003_Salon Magazine - 242.pilots Interview. 06.2003_Salon Magazine - 242.pilots Interview. 01.2003_Exclaim Magazine - 242.Pilots DVD & Performance review.

01.2003_The Wire Magazine - 242.Pilots Performance review. 12.2002_Res Magazine - 242.Pilots DVD review. 11.2002_Logo Magazine - 242.Pilots DVD review. 06.2002_Shift Magazine compilation - Review of 'Feeedback' Video. 12.12.2001_New York Times - Performance review.

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Lukasz Kamil Lysakowski is an artist working in virtual space and new media technologies, creating and reflecting contemporary cultural expressions through art and technology; website: http://www.wildlifeanalysis.org/. He exhibited and performed widely between 2000 and 2004 at museums and festivals including Guggenheim Bilbao, P.S.1, Transmediale, First Prague Biennale, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Creative Time and the American Museum of Moving Images; his work screened at Transmediale and MIT Film & Video Festival. He released CD-ROM/DVD projects (Transmediale Screenings, YUV(v.02), 242.pilots), lectured at MIT, Cornell and RIT, and received residencies at Steim and IMAL plus grants from the MIT Council for the Arts and the Transmediale Grand Prize.

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