C
R I S T I N E W A N G
302
Bedford Avenue #78, Brooklyn NY 11211 mobile: 917.318.0081
email: info@cristine.org http://cristine.org
b.
1967 Taipei, Taiwan / lives & works in New York City M.arch (1996)
SCI-ARC (LA, / Lugano, CH) - architectural design B.A.(1989) Columbia
University (New York) - art history & architectural theory
Cristine
Wang is an independent new media curator, critic, and journalist.
Curatorial
Works Include:
Her curatorial
work is included in the Whitney
Museum's "Artport" website (organised by Christiane Paul).
She is contributing editor of NYarts
Magazine (an international journal of contemporary art) and
has been a curator of new media at The
Alternative Museum, New York. Recently, she co-founded
FreeTheMedia.org
along with Paul Garrin (founder of Name.Space) and Frank Morales (activist).
Additionally, she serves on the Board of Directors at A
Gathering of the Tribes, directed by poet Steve Cannon.
She
participated as part of International Jury for the The
48th International Short Film & Video Festival (Oberhausen,
Germany). She is on the committee for the Paris
Biennial 2002 (France).
Writings
on new media art are included in:
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"Control
[Space]" exhibition catalog, ZKM, Karlsruhe Germany, published by MIT
Press (2002)
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"The
Eighth Day: The Transgenic Art of Eduardo Kac", Institute for Studies
in the Arts, ASU (2002)
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"The
Scala Guide to the Internet", edited by Douglas Davis, published by
Simon + Schuster / i-books (2002)
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"Towards
a New Internet", NY Arts Magazine, Vol.7 No.4 (April 2002)
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"Towards
a Social Space on the Digital Network", NY Arts Magazine, Vol.7 No.3
(March 2002)
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"Digital
Diary: Open Source Architecture: Building Eyebeam (part 1)", NY Arts
Magazine, Vol.7 No.2 (February 2002)
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"Mapping
Time: a project for urban renewal by Slovenian architect Matej Mljac",
NY Arts, Vol.7 No.1 (January 2002)
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"Ruminations
on a Society of Control, part 2, security=surveillance", NY Arts Magazine,
Vol.6 No.12 (December 2001)
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"Ruminations
on a Society of Control, part 1, border=citizen", NY Arts Magazine,
Vol.6 No.11 (November 2001)
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"Interview
with Netochka Nezvanova", NY Arts Magazine, Vol.6 No.10 (October 2001)
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"Interview
with Roberta Bosco & Stefano Caldana", NY Arts Magazine, Vol.6
No.9 (September 2001)
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"Asian
Arts in Review: Mori Art Museum, Tokyo Japan", NY Arts Magazine, Vol.6
No.9 (September 2001)
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"Asian
Arts in Review: Report from 49th Venice Biennial", NY Arts Magazine,
Vol.6 No.7/8 (July/August 2001)
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"Digital
Diary: Report from 49th Venice Biennial", NY Arts Magazine, Vol.6 No.7/8
(July/August 2001)
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Bitstream
& Data Dynamics @ the Whitney Museum: "Digital Art Takes a Giant Leap
& Lands Nicely on its own [two] Feat": NY Arts Magazine, Vol.6
No.4 (April 2001)
Lectures
on new media art include:
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"Ruminations
on a Society of Control", Socialist Scholars Conference,
Cooper
Union, New York, as part of the panel "Strategies in Web-Based
Art and Video: Resistance and the Everyday" organised by Trebor Scholz
(April 2002)
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"Curating
New Media Art in the 21st Century", Bard College, Center
for Curatorial Studies, Annandale-on-Hudson, New York, professor
Douglas Davis, New York (April 2002)
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"Curating
New Media Art in the 21st Century",
Cooper Union, MFA
program, prof. Gregory Coates, New York (March 2002)
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"The
Ethics of Knowledge", Institute for Studies in the Arts,
ASU, "The Eighth Day, Bioethics + Transgenics: a Public Forum on the Art
of Eduardo Kac", (October, 2001)
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"Ruminations
on a Society of Control", Location One, New York/Museum
of Contemporary Arts, Sarajevo (live webcast)
as part of "go_home" project by Bosnian artist Danica Dakic & Croatian
artist (Sandra Serle) (October, 2001)
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"Curating
New Media Art in the 21st Century",
School of Visual Arts,
MFA program, professor: Perry Bard, New York (September, 2001)
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"Language,
Globalisation & Borders", Borderhack 2.0, organised
by Fran Ilich, Mexico (August, 2001)
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"How
to Collect the Uncollectable",Roger Smith Hotel, moderator:
lecture by Douglas Davis, organised by Molly Barnes, New York (2001)
She
has organised symposia, panel presentations, and events for furthering
the understanding, presentation, and preservation of new media arts, particularly
regarding networked communications, such as the internet. They include:
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"Strategies
for Sustainability in a Global Economy"
panelists:
Betty Beaumont, Peter Fend & Marjetica Potrc; organised by Cristine
Wang in collaboration with Anne Barlow Zenith Media Lounge, New Museum
of Contemporary Art, New York (April 2002)
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"The
Free Media Summit"
(Establishing
Democracy in Cyberspace & Reclaiming Public Space on the Net)
participants:
Reverend Billy, Ricardo Dominguez, Diane Ludin, (by phone): Douglas Rushkoff
& Howard Rheingold, Marcy Gordon, Warcry & others, Name.Space Lab,
New York (March 2002)
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FreeTheMedia
on the Radio
(Reclaiming
Public Space, Establishing a Digital Commons, Building Communities on the
Web)
*Live*
on 99.5 FM RADIO WBAI, New York on the Bill Weinberg show:
guests
John Perry Barlow, Paul Garrin & Cristine Wang (Feb 2002)
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"Strategies
for Access + Media Autonomy in the Digital Age":
a
panel discussion w/ John Perry Barlow, Saskia Sassen, Paul Garrin, Eduardo
Kac, Geert Lovink
with
live sound + video performances by: Francesca Da Rimini, Ricardo Dominguez,
Diane Ludin,
Frank
Morales, Walter Steding + David Schmidlapp, Yasunao Tone & others.
(Name.Space
Lab, New York) February 2, 2002
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"Alt-X
e-book Launch Party" *read the press
release*
Launch
of 8 new electronic novels by Alt-X network w/ co-hosts Mark Amerika and
Rhizome.org
(Fun
Club, NYC) September 2001
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"Terrible
Beauty": Douglas Davis / Frank Gehry
(Fun
Club, NYC) May 2001
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"How
to Collect the Uncollectible":a lecture by Douglas Davis, organised
by Molly Barnes, moderated by Cristine Wang
(Roger
Smith Hotel Penthouse) NYC April 2001
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"An
Evening with Douglas Davis": video screening, Nam June Paik, Joseph
Beuys
(Fun
Club, NYC) March 2000
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"No
Sensors" Symposium:
panelists:
Natalie Bookchin, Tim Druckrey, Alex Galloway, Marina Grzinic, & Jenny
Marketou
(Fun
Club, NYC) April 2001
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"Network
Activity":
Yael
Kanarek, Tina LaPorta, Jennifer + Kevin McCoy
(Harvestworks
Digital Media Lab, NYC) February 2001
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"A
Panel Discussion: On the Presentation of Online Art in Physical Space":
Panelists
include: Andy Deck, Ricardo Dominguez, Jon Ippolito, Barbara London, Jenny
Marketou, Saul Ostrow, Christiane Paul, Mark Tribe & Maciej Wisniewski
(Tribes
Gallery, NYC) December 2000
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"Alternative
Networks": 2 web-based projects which question the existing paradigm
of interaction with the world wide web: artists presentations include John
Klima and Maciej Wisnieski (2000) *read the press
release*
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"Autoharp":
Jarryd Lowder (2000)
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"2
Artists / 1 Curator": GH Hovagimyan + Ricardo Dominguez (Electronic
Disturbance Theater) (2000)
She
was Director of 450 Broadway Gallery, in SoHo, where she
organised the first solo exhibition in the United States of Slovenian artist
Marina Grzinic (Ljubljana). The exhibitions highlighted the mixed media
work, from web-based work, to digital photography to large scale video
projections.
Video
documentaries produced with Taiwanese filmmaker Lee Songe of (Image
Series Studios) include:
She
was Curator
of New Media Initiatives (The Alternative Museum, New York),
spearheading the digital artists' cyber-residency, from selection process
to project management, to presentation of finalised works, press + promotion,
as well as documentation.
She
was a Juror
for The Alternative Museum first Digital Commissions 2000 (recipients
included Jennifer + Kevin McCoy, Yael Kanarek, Angie Eng & Tina LaPorta).
She
was Founder
+ Editor of TAM MONITOR (Alternative Museum's online arts journal),
standing for media or news information technology open resource. It is
a vital, living organism which will continue to grow, expand & transform
as new information is processed & redistributed to our viewers. TAM
MONITOR complements the activities of the Alternative Museum as an Institution,
by providing vital & living works, projects, events & news.
Her
curatorial and editorial works have been reviewed in:
The
New York Times (New York)
El
Pais (Spain)
Rai
(Italy)
Temaceleste
(Italy)
TimeOut
(New York)
Neural
Magazine (Italy)
Rhizome.org
(New York)
Mediachannel.org
(New York)
Fine
Art Forum (Australia)
NoLogo
by Naomi Klein (New York)
Linux
Public Broadcast Network (Los Angeles)
Indymedia.org
(New York)
Artthrob
(South Africa)
Chinese-art.com
(China)
Delo
(Slovenia),
Mladina
(Slovenia)
NYArts
Magazine (New York)
Sputnik
Digital Culture (Mexico)
among
other publications.
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