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Brit Bunkley
 
 
关于此艺术家

Originally motivated by the need to accurately visualize potential public art commissions in the early 90’s; I now utilize digital media in many forms ranging from video installation to photographic prints.

One chief component of my work since the late nineties include sculptures made in part from digital 3D prints. These digitally produced “prints” are computer generated sculptures, fabricated from 3D Studio Max files - duplicates of the same files as rendered in videos and 2d photographic prints. For example, in one recent Lambda print, a photorealistic dairy cow stands inconspicuously in a paddock/field while a train travels under its skin. A 3D “LOM” (layer object manufactured) model made from laser cut paper of the same virtual cow stands nearby on a plinth. In an update of Kosuth’s play on the ontological properties of an object (manifest in his artwork ‘One and Three Chairs”); a video with the same cow as in the sculpture moves in real time (while in a different context) adjacent to the stationary 2D print and sculpture of the same virtual object.

My current work also includes several 2D prints that resemble carefully rendered ink drawings or etchings. The images in this new series are of animals (domestic, predators and pests) created as virtual “wire frame” objects. Some have strange growths and tattoo inspired incisions; others have oblique words borrowed from rock lyrics digitally cut into their bodies.

In recent years my artworks replicate dreamscapes featuring architecture and animals as tropes of angst, denial and hope. The content is often darkly whimsical and satirical; as well as obliquely social-political, psychological and environmental.

 
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Rural Vignettes

2006-2007
video and plastic sculpture
1200x800 (video screen)

see the video clip at www.britbunkley.com ("recent work")

Hazzard Sheep

2005
Plastic 3D Print- FDM (fused deposition modelling) - ASB plastic; light
200x250x200 mm

Sideshow Clowns

2006
FDM (fused deposition modelling)- ASB plastic; wood; motor.
120 x 250 x 250 cm each

Sideshow Clowns
Each head is “embossed” with other heads using a digital displacement map. One image is of a famous politician and the other is of Santa Claus. Each head moves back and forth slowly.

Mushroom Chimney

2007
Brick on wood
1200x1200x3200 mm

A brick mushroom cloud (digitally lathed)…

Primitive Accumulation (1500x1500x1500)

2008
ceramic gnomes and construction adhesive
1500x1500x1500 mm

Primitive Accumulation (1500x1500x1500)
1500 ceramic gnomes glued in a cube latice se: www.connellsbay.co.nz/sculpture_park_artists_brit_bunkley.html

Mushroom

2008
granite
45x45x50 cm

This work was hand carved in granite. It was copied from a 3D digital model based on digital composites of historic mushroom cloud explosions. (As the granite countertop controversy in the USA attests, granite is a natural source of radiation; containing approximately 10 to 20 parts per million of uranium. The radiation is usually in harmless dosages.)

Primitive Accumulation detail

2008
ceramic gnomes
150x150x150cm

detail of Primitive Accumulation

Mushroom/ Spin/ Spite

2008
granite, video

Mushroom Poster

2008
Lambda
120x140cm

Tornado Poster

2008
Lambda
120x130 cm

Following Gravity's Rainbow

2005
bricks; video
variable

See www.britbunkley.com for clips from the video installtion at the NZ Film Archive - Pelorus Trust Mediagallery

"Girl in the Canoe

2008
video

at Urban Screens Melbourne 08

Invasion of the Body Snatchers

2004
Microstone (Z-corp)
35cm x6cm x 8cm each

Global Grenade

2000
Microstone (Z-corp)
30x20x20cm

Global Grenade

Corner (the) Market

1992
mixed media

an installation of a faux financial institution installed in Tribeca in NYC

Marker for a Forking Path

1988
bricks, stucco on wood
400x150x300

installed in Miami

Gate Mask

1984
bricks
350x200x400

Gate Mask
Installed in downtown NYC

Slow Train a’ Comin’

2006-2007
video, LOM sculptures

Video installation at the NZ Film Archive - Pelorus Trust Mediagallery (see www.britbunkley.com for clips, and more information)

Bricked-in TV

2009
Brick on TV
600 x 400 x 350

 
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SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS AND COMMISSIONS

2008 Primitive Accumulation; Connell’s Bay Sculpture Park, New Zealand; temporary commission

2007 Mary Newton Gallery, Wellington, New Zealand

Slow Train a Comin’; NZ Film Archive -Pelorus Trust Mediagallery; Wellington, New Zealand

2006 Rural Vignettes; Video installation; Auckland NZ Film Archive Gallery

2005 NZ Film Archive -Pelorus Trust Mediagallery; Following Gravity’s Rainbow, Wellington, NZ

Lopdell House, Toto, I have a Feeling We Are Not in Kansas Anymore, Auckland, NZ

Mary Newton Gallery, Animal Farm, (with John Roy), Wellington, NZ

2003 Digital: Recent Work, McPherson Gallery, Auckland, NZ

2002 3D Works: Signs (“and other similar entities”), Te Tuhi - The Mark, Pakuranga, Auckland, NZ

2000 Digital Reflections; Manawatu Gallery, Palmerston North, New Zealand

1998 Monuments and Icons, Sarjeant Gallery, Wanganui, New Zealand

1995 Sculpture commission at City College, NYC, sponsored by the N.Y. Dormitory Commission (a subsidiary of the N.Y. Percent for Art program)

1992 N.Y. M.T.A. Arts for Transit Commission, Long Island Railroad, Bay Shore Station, Bay Shore, N.Y.

Minnesota Percent for Art in Public Places Commission - Minnesota History Center, St. Paul, Minn., entrance and glass sculpture window commission

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS, VIDEO SCREENINGS AND COMMISSIONS

2008 5th edition of "404 Festival" in Europe, Trieste, Italy; Basle, Switzerland; Cantabria, Spain

809 International New Image Art Festival; Yichang City, China

Taranaki Whenua: life blood legacy; Puke Ariki Museum, New Plymouth, NZ

FILE - Electronic Language International Festival, in Sao Paolo, Brazil, March 2008

Urban Screens Melbourne 08; Federal Square, Melbourne, Australia

Terrible Beauties; City Art Rooms; curated by Young Sun Han and Brit Bunkley. Auckland, NZ

Eform; Beijing - Today Art Museum; Shanghai - Duolun Museum of Modern Art; Chongqing - Jinse Gallery

2007 File Rio 2007; Oi Futuro Cultural Center, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Wallace Trust Award show - Aotea Centre Gallery; Auckland; the NewDowse; Wellington

Sculpture on the Gulf, Waiheke Island (Auckland region) New Zealand; selected by Pricilla Pitts, Brett Graham, and Gregory O’Brian

Sculpture Numerique Et Biomorphisme / Digital Sculpture And Biomorphism.; Département de Meurthe-et-Moselle; Nancy, France

404 Festival 4th Edition; Europe 2007 _ Trieste - Rome - Vienna - Hasselt

Migration– video projection at Handwerkergasse - Weltkulturerbe Völklinger Hütte – Europäisches Zentrum für Kunst und Industriekultur, Völklingen, Germany

Love Me Tender: Canine Influences In Art; Artis Gallery, Auckland

2006 Siggraph 06, “Intersections”, Boston, Mass.

Pulse Caracas: Rencontres internationales Paris/Berlin/ Caracas; …at venues including The Caracas Contemporary art museum, The Alejandro Otero Museum, The National Cinématheque

Third "International Festival of Electronic Art 404", Rosario, Argentina

Not Still Art Festival, (video), the Micro Museum, Brooklyn, New York

‘perimeters, boundaries and borders’; CityLab; Lancaster; UK

FILE - Electronic Language International Festival, first edition in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, March 2006

Videoformes – Videotheque Epemere; video/video installation festival, Clermont-Ferrand, France

Drawing II; G&A Studios Gallery; Surry Hills, Sydney, Australia

“Batteries Not Included”, Mary Newton Gallery, Wellington, NZ

Ars Mathematica /InterSculpt exhibition at the Salon Européen de la Recherche et de l'Innovation, Paris, France

2005 Unrealized Projects (volume 3); G&A Studios Gallery; Surry Hills, Sydney, Australia

Sarjeant Gallery, Return of the Hand; Wanganui, New Zealand

10th edition of Rencontres internationales Paris/Berlin, a festival of contemporary audio-visual art, Paris, France and Berlin, Germany

Along the Way: MTA Arts for Transit, Celebrating 20 Years of Public Art; UBS Gallery, NYC

Wallace Trust Finalists and Winners Show; Auckland Wallace Trust Gallery, Auckland; Pataka Gallery in Porirua, Wellington; Christchurch Centre of Contemporary Art (CoCA).

10th Annual Not Still Art Festival, video at the Micro Museum, Brooklyn, New York City

Prog:ME, video at the1st Festival of Electronic Media of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

FILE 2005 ,video: Festival of Electronic Media, Sao Paolo, Brazil

Graphite 2005 Digital Art Gallery Show; University of Otago in Dunedin, New Zealand

UTS Gallery, Made Known: Rapid Prototyping/animation Sculpture Show, co-curator and contributor, Sydney, Australia

Auckland Art Festival 2005, Wallace Trust Gallery, Auckland, NZ; “Artists on their way”

Vodafone Digital Art Awards (finalist show), Disruptiv Gallery, Auckland, NZ

"International RP Sculpture Exhibition" and catalogue, 2002: The Rourke Museum in Moorhead, Minnesota, New York Institute of Technology; 2003: Fine Arts Gallery at Southwestern University in Georgetown Texas, 2004: University of Houston-Clear Lake Gallery, Texas, Zoller Gallery at Penn State University, Yeditepe University, Istanbul, Turkey, Chicago Institute of Technology, Chicago, Ill. 2005: University of Conn. College of Art and Architecture and the Robert v. Fullerton Art Museum. Cal State, San Bernardino

2004 Ciberart-Bilbao 2004, video: Bilbao, Spain

First international festival of electronic art 404 /astas, video: Fine Art Museum "Juan B. Castagnino", "Centro Cultural Parque de España" and "Centro de Expresiones Contemporáneas", Rosario, Argentina

Thailand New Media Festival and Art Show, video: Bangkok, Thailand

Rencontres Internationales Paris/ Berlin, video: Grande Halle de la Villette, the Cinemateque Française and the cinema l'Entrepo

2003 SIGGRAPH: 2003, art gallery show and catalogue, San Diego, California

Transference, The Manipulation Of Vision: Philip George, Ian Gwilt, and Brit Bunkley, Mary Place Gallery, Paddington (Sydney), Australia

Intersculpt:2003, Snowwhite Gallery Unitec, Auckland,& La Fnac Digitale Paris, France - video screening, and rp & Warehouse at the Museum of Science & Industry in Manchester, UK - video screening & Exploratorium, San Francisco - rp

Expace[ex-space] project#002 video screening, Knitting Factory, NY, New York

Not Still Art Festival, video: May 16-17, 2003, video: The Micro Museum, New York City

2002 SIGGRAPH: 2002 Artist-in-residence ("working artist"), and SIGGRAPH art gallery show, San Antonio, Texas

"st@rt up : new interactive media and animation", video: Te Papa (Museum of NZ), Wellington, NZ

ShortFuse 32 Film Festival, 321 Queen St, Auckland, NZ. Organized by the Moving Image Centre with additional support, Creative New Zealand and the Screen Innovation Fund.

2001 Intersculpt , Sarjeant Gallery, Wanganui & Adam Art Gallery, Wellington, in conjunction with other venues in NZ, Paris, France, NYC. (Assistant organizer, curator and participant in a biennial international digital sculpture & 3D video event.) 2001 –2002; ENGINE27, 173, Franklin St., New York, NY; Righton Gallery, Manchester Metropolitan University, Cavendish Street, Manchester, UK; Archetype Gallery& Paris 6 City Hall, Mairie du VIe arrondissement de Paris, France & Firefly Building, 123 Webster Street, Dayton, OH 45402

"But is it just Craft?”, John Holden Gallery, Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester, UK

The Boston Cyberarts Festival-Not Still Art Festival 2001 International Screening; video at Boston; the Coolidge Corner Theater, co-sponsored by & NSA International Screening to Benefit the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, Micro Museum, NYC

“The Big Art Trip”, New Zealand TV 1, videos - interview

Dans le jardin des beaux arts , 2001 Art project curated by Jacqueline Wassen, Sen McGlinn and Sonja van Kerkhoff. In the ARS AEMULA NATURAE courtyard, Pieterkerkgracht 9a, Leiden, Netherlands.

The Future Of Work, Museum Cite des Sciences et de l'Industrie, Paris, France

Big Stuff, Sarjeant Gallery, Wanganui, New Zealand

2000 SCAN Small Computers in the Arts Network show, video: in conjunction with the 19th annual conference and symposium., Silicon Galleries – New York & Philadelphia

“CONVERGENCE 2000 Film/Video/Animation Festival”, Providence, R.I.

Émigrés, Te Wa, Wanganui, New Zealand

1999 “Extensions…Architectural Design Competition”, Sarjeant Gallery, Wanganui, New Zealand

1998 “Wallace Trust Finalists”, Wallace Trust Gallery, Auckland, New Zealand

“Icons and Architecture” (solo show), Westchester Gallery,
SUNY/Westchester Community College, N.Y.

1995 "Images of Wall Street", Michael Ingbar/Architectural Art, 568, Broadway, NYC (a collaborative work with Bill Bell)

1994 "Art en Route: M.T.A. Arts for Transit", Paine Webber Gallery, NYC, and the Stony Brook Museum, Stony Brook, N.Y.

"The Critics' Choice", The Police Building Gallery, NYC, curated by Rony Cohen, John Perreault and Ursula Von Rydingsvard

1993 "The Public Art Fund Proposal Show", The Public Art Fund, NYC

Thomas Barry Gallery, Minneapolis, Minnesota (Solo Show)

1991 "Urban Follies", The Denver Art Museum & The Robischon Gallery, Denver, Colorado

"Expose/Exploit - Why War?", the Kentler International Drawing Center, Brooklyn, N.Y.; B-4 Gallery, 510 Broadway, NYC

"Corner (the) Market", a storefront installation at 148 Duane St. (Art Initiatives), NYC, funded in part by O.I.A. and Artists' Space

1990 "Selections", at 55 Mercer St. Gallery, NYC, B.W.A.C. artists curated by Connie Butler of Artists' Space

1988 "Miami Sculpture Exhibition", (temporary) commission at Kenneth Meyers Park, Coconut Grove, Florida; model at Metropolitan Museum and Art Center, Coral Gables, Florida

1987 "O.I.A. Tenth Anniversary Exhibition of Outdoor Sculpture", Newhouse Gallery, Snug Harbor, N.Y. C., N.Y. curated by John Perreault and Elisabeth Egbert

"Jumbo Dumbo", Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Commission (B.W.A.C.), Brooklyn, N.Y., curated by Bill Arning of White Columns

1986 "American Academy in Rome Fellowship Show", The American Academy in Rome Gallery, Rome, Italy

Installation of Wall Reliefs, site-specific work at the American Academy in Rome courtyard, 1986-1987

1985 "Ten Downtown", Michael Katz Gallery, NYC

1984 "Proposal and Proposition", Islip Art Museum, E. Islip, N.Y., public sculpture and drawings

"Gate Mask", (temporary) commissioned sculpture built at Franklin and Center Streets, NYC, funded by N.Y.S.C.A.

1983 "C.A.P.S. Fellowship Sculpture Show", City Gallery, NYC

"Terminal New York", Harborside Industrial Center, Brooklyn, N.Y.

1982 "Invites Ten To Birdhouse", Central Park Annex Gallery, NYC

"Ward's Island Sculpture Show 82", site sculpture, NYC

"The Public Art Fund's Sculpture in Cadman Plaza", site sculpture at Columbus Park, Brooklyn, N.Y.

GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS

2005 Wallace Trust, Wallace Trust artist’s grant (NZ)

2008, 2005, 2002, 2001 Research Grants, research grants in digital imaging, video and rapid prototyping sculpture, The Quay School of the Arts, Wanganui Polytechnic - UCOL, New Zealand

1985-1986 Rome Prize Fellowship ("Prix de Rome"), Fellowship at the American Academy in Rome

1983-1984 New York State Council on the Arts (N.Y.S.C.A.), Project grant

1983 C.A.P.S. (Creative Artist's Program Service), N.Y. State artist's fellowship grant

1980-1981 National Endowment for the Arts, Artist's fellowship


SELECTED COLLECTIONS/COMMISSIONS
James Wallace Trust (NZ), Sarjeant Gallery (NZ), Doyle Venter Limited, Minnesota History Center (MN commission, USA), NY City College (NYC commission, USA), Bay Shore NY Train Station (NY MTA, USA), NZ Film Archive

WORK EXPERIENCE

1995 – The Present Head of Sculpture, Quay School of the Arts, Wanganui UCOL, Universal College of Learning, Wanganui, NZ
2007 Judge for the 5th annual Digital Sculpture Competition DIGITAL SCULPTURE AND BIOMORPHISM 2007, Paris
2006 Scanz, Solar Circuit International New Media Workshop, residency, video screening, New Plymouth New Zealand (Sponsored by Witt and the Govett-Brewster)
2005 Made Known : Rapid Prototyping/animation Sculpture Show, UTS gallery- co-curator and contributor;
Seminar contributor: ‘Digital technologies and the ontology of making’- University of Technology, Sydney
ADA Emerge; University of Otago, Dunedin, NZ Digital Arts Conference, “Image and Space” symposium -contributor;
Judge for the 4th annual Digital Sculpture Competition, Paris, France;-Reviewer for Siggraph (Boston Mass.);
2004 Masters Degrees by Project, UNITEC, Auckland, NZ - MFA critic and keynote speaker
2003 Intersculpt:NZ 2003 curator, Snow White Gallery, Unitec, Auckland, NZ;
Co-chair of the Art Show of the ACM sponsored GRAPHITE: 2003 conference and art show; art show at the Span Gallery; conference at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Melbourne, Australia
2001 Intersculpt:NZ curator, Sarjeant Gallery, Wanganui & Adam Art Gallery, Wellington, NZ
1998 Sarjeant Art Gallery, 2 public lectures (“Forums”), Wanganui, N.Z.

1993 Public Art Fund, public lecture, NYC

1989 U niversity of S.W. Louisiana, visiting artist, Lafayette, Louisiana

1987 Hofstra University, adjunct professor, Hempstead N.Y
"Smyth Spirit", article by Brit Bunkley, Stroll Magazine, Fall 1987

1986 Rhode Island School of Design in Rome, visiting artist lecture, Rome, Italy

SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

2008 Art New NZ summer issue; 2008 'Perimeters, Boundaries and Borders by the Manchester Institute for Research and Innovation in Art and Design, pp 40-41
Aotearoa Digital Arts Reader; Clouds Publishing, pp 36-37
Virtual Residency; by Kruger Druck and Verlag, Dillinger
2007 Artworld Digest Magazine (Seed issue); Artnews New Zealand, Spring 2007 issue Animal Dream, by Joanne Drayton; p134
Radio NZ, Lynn Freeman show, 7 June 07; http://www.artbash.co.nz/article.asp?id=1022;
2006 AN Magazine (UK), P 81; F.City Review Dec, 2006; Artlink Magazine, vol 26 no 1;
Along the Way: MTA Arts for Transit, Celebrating 20 Years of Public Art, Monacelli Press
MadeKnown, Digital Technologies and the Ontology of Making; UTS Faculty of Architecture and Design Press
Pynchon Notes, published at Miami University–Hamilton and the University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire
Siggraph Art Show and Animation Catalogue
Media Arts Network, f.city festival of digital culture , Lancaster Today, Time for a Digital Watch, http://www.lancastertoday.co.uk/ViewArticle2.aspx?SectionID=134&ArticleID=1794380
Big Red & Shiny, Siggraph2006 Exhibition By Christian Holland http://www.bigredandshiny.com
2005 Prog:ME, 1st Festival of Electronic Media of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – catalogue
Videoformes – Videotheque Epemere catalogue; video/video installation festival, Clermont-Ferrand, France
2004 Rencontres Internationales Paris/Berlin catalogue; 2nd International Symposium of Interactive Media Design catalogue, Yeditepe University, Istanbul, Turkey; 2004;Ciberart-Bilbao 2004 Exhibition Catalogue
2003 International Rapid Prototyping Sculpture Exhibition Catalogue; Siggraph 2003 Electronic Art and Animation Catalg; TV 3, Nightline, January 28, 2003; “Bytes Will Outlive Stone”, New Zealand Herald, January 27, 2003
2002 Siggraph 2002 Electronic Art and Animation Catalog
2001 “The Big Art Trip”, TV 1 New Zealand, interview, broadcast July 2001; Unlimited Magazine, May 2001 issue; The Commuters May Rush, But the Art is There to Stay; The New York Times; December 2 , 2001
2000 “It’s sculpture Jim, but not as we know it.” The Wellington Dominion, November 2, 2000
1994 "Riders Train Their Gaze on LIRR Art", New York Newsday, July 22, 1994
1992 "Making History Come Alive", Minneapolis Star Tribune, April 19, 1992
1988 "Proposals for Art in History Center", Twin Cities Star-Tribune, May 11, 1988; Public Art Fund Inc., Anniversary Edition Catalog
1987 "City as Sculpture Garden: Seeing the New and Daring", Michael Brenson, The New York Times, July 17, 1987
1984 "The Working of the Artist's Mind", The New York Times (L.I. edition), Sept. 23, 1984; "How a Work Comes into Being", New York Newsday, Oct. 8, 1984;"Sculpture Goes Outdoors for the Summer", Michael Brenson, The New York Times, July 13, 1984
1983 "C.A.P.S. Sculptors", Allen Wallach, Arts Magazine, December 1983

EDUCATION
1980-1984Hunter College, N.Y., N.Y., M.F.A. (studied with Alice Aycock and Robert Morris); 1975-1977 Minneapolis College of Art and Design, Minneapolis, Minn., B.F.A. (studied with Bill Bollinger and Siah Armajani); 1973-1975 Macalester Coll
 
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