- Tony Cokes People
Tony Cokes engages in cogent investigations of identity and opposition. His works question how race influences the construction of subjectivities (personal, cultural, and historical), and how race, gender, and class are perceived through what he terms the "representational regimes of image and sound…
- Greg Bordowitz People
Greg Bordowitz is Associate Professor of Film, Video, and New Media at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago; he studied at New York University, the Whitney Museum Independent Study Program (NY), and the School of Visual Arts (NY), and holds a concurrent faculty position at the Whitney Museum Independent Study Program. His exhibitions and screenings include The Gene Siskel Film Center (Chicago), the New York Jewish Film Festival, PBS broadcast, the Museum of Contemporary Art (Chicago), the Sundance Film Festival, and the Whitney Biennial (NY); his awards include a John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship, Jerome Foundation Grant, Art Matters Grant, New York State Council for the Arts Distribution Grant, Banff Centre for the Arts Residency, and Rockefeller Intercultural Film/Video Arts Fellowship.
- Joe Gibbons People
Joe Gibbons is an artist who received fellowships from funders including the New York Foundation for the Arts, Creative Capital and the John Simon Guggenheim Foundation. His work has been exhibited at institutions such as the Museum of Modern Art (NY), the Whitney Museum of American Art and the Centre Pompidou; it was selected for the Whitney Biennial in 1993, 2000 and 2002. His films have been broadcast in Spain, France and Germany and on PBS, and he has collaborated with Tony Oursler, Karen Finley, Tony Conrad and Emily Breer.
- Carlos Motta People
Carlos Motta (b. Bogot·, Colombia, 1978, lives in New York) was a participant in the Whitney Independent Study Program, (2005-2006), and completed his MFA at Bard College in 2003. Working primarily in photography and video installation, he uses strategies from documentary and sociology to engage wit…
- Tirtza Even People
Tirtza Even completed two graduate degrees at New York University as a Fulbright Scholar and joined the University of Michigan faculty in 2005. Since 1995 she has produced linear and interactive video works about less overt manifestations of complex social and political dynamics in Palestine, Turkey, Spain, the U.S. and Germany; her work has appeared at MoMA (New York), the Whitney Biennial and the Johannesburg Biennial and is held in the permanent collections of MoMA, the Jewish Museum of New York and the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.
- David Ross People
David Ross, President of Artist Pension Trust, was the world's first video curator at the Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse, New York (1971) and later served as curator and Deputy Director at the Long Beach Museum of Art (1975), Assistant Director for Collections and Programs and Chief Curator at the University Art Museum, Berkeley (1977–1982), Director of the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston (1982–1990) and Director of the Whitney Museum of American Art (1991–1998). He organized over one hundred exhibitions of twentieth-century art, co-founded the Contemporary Art Television Fund and lectured and published widely. He participated in Documenta, the Venice Biennale and The Carnegie International, presented the 1998 keynote at the Video History: Making Connections conference and served on National Endowment for the Arts panels since 1972.