Will Pappenheimer is currently
an assistant professor of Digital Media at Pace University. He received his MFA
from the Museum School/Tufts University, Boston and BA from Harvard. His work
in video, mixed media, installation and new media has been exhibited in over 50
solo and group exhibitions internationally. He has shown at the The ICA (Boston),
the Stedman Art Gallery (NJ), Exit Art, New York, "immedia: 1901," MI,
"Free Biennial," New York and Art Basel Miami Beach 2003, at which his
work received a half page photo and citation in the New York Times. Recent work
resulting from collaborations with New Media theorist Gregory Ulmer has been the
subject of articles in Visual Culture, ArtUS and a chapter of Ulmer's 2005 book,
"Electronic Monumentality." His recent projects reconfiguring webcam
and home surveillance networks have been presented at "Interactive Futures05"
in British Columbia, FILE 2005 in Sao Paulo, Brazil was included at the international
new media festival, ISEA 2006/ZeroOne at the San Jose Musem of Art (CA). He was
a featured guest in "The New New Media" episode of Canadian Broadcasting's
ZeD TV in 2005. The artist recently was chosen for one of the School of the Museum
of Fine Arts prestigious Traveling Scholars Awards and will exhibit work from
this grant at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston in 2008. During the summer of 2006,
a webcam still life work was exhibited and broadcast from the birthplace of Dada,
the Cabaret Voltaire in Zurich, Switzerland and recent work is now on view at
the "Hypertexturalities" show at the Florence Lynch Gallery in New York.
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