2003-04 New Media Gallery

Seattle artist Jesse Paul Miller has exhibited installations and sculptural/sound works throughout the U.S. His most recent work has been shown at Art Chicago 2002 and at Deadtech in Chicago. His work was featured in Notice of Proposed Land Use Action at Consolidated Works, and Bed of Sound at the Henry Art Gallery in Seattle. He has studied at Pilchuck Glass School in Stanwood, Washington and holds a BFA in Fine Art and Graphic Design from Colorado State University. Miller is represented by Howard House Gallery in Seattle.

New Media Gallery 2002-03: Searching for a Quiet Place: Turnbull Bay

Randy Moss is a software product designer and artist working in the area of interactive digital art. His work investigates what it is to be human through an exploration of movement and man-made artifacts. As an artist, he integrates the viewer into his work as an essential defining element. In some cases, the viewer modulates the work vis-a-vis her location in space; in other cases, the viewer is invited to submit drawings or pictures. As a software designer and engineer, Randy has created products for Electronic Arts, Sega, Ofoto, and Motorola. At Electronic Arts, he created an authoring system used by director John Sanborn to produce the interactive movie “Psychic Detective” which premiered at the Mill Valley Film Festival. For Ofoto, he created a web-based interface used by customers to edit their photographs. Randy Moss holds a B.A. in Film and Television from the University of California at Los Angeles. He lives with his wife and two children in Seattle, Washington. This is his first solo exhibition.

New Media Gallery 2008-09 (with Byron Au Yong): Kidnapping Water: Bottled Operas

New Media Gallery 2003-04: dislocator

Iole Alessandrini, a Seattle-based artist and architect who has exhibited works for more than ten years using various media and sculptural elements to create her installations, which often include projected imagery and video, lasers, colored lighting, sent, and sound. In the past two years she has been honored as a Rockefeller Film and Video Fellowship nominee, as a recipient of a grant from The Pollock-Krasner Foundation, and has been commissioned by the Office of Arts and Cultural Affairs of Seattle to create a permanent lighting sculpture for a library branch. She holds a Post Professional Master of Architecture from the University of Washington in Seattle.

2003-04 New Media Gallery: Untitled

Byron Au Yong composes songs of dislocation dedicated to intercultural collaboration and the places people call home. Works include Kidnapping Water: Bottled Operas (Bumbershoot Festival of the Arts), Occupy Orchestra 無量園 Infinity Garden (Chicago Composers Orchestra), Piano Concerto–Houston (Cynthia Woods Mitchell Center for the Arts), Stuck Elevator (American Conservatory Theatre), and YIJU 移居 (Jack Straw New Media Gallery).

Au Yong has been artist-in-residence with the Asian/Pacific/American Institute at NYU, International Festival of Arts & Ideas, Montalvo Arts Center, Rutgers University Center for Migration & the Global City, Sundance Institute Theatre Lab, Virginia Tech Center for the Arts, Westminster Choir College, and Yale Institute for Music Theatre. Honors include a Creative Capital Award and Time Warner Foundation Fellowship.

Artist Support Program 2009

New Media Gallery 2008-09 (with Randy Moss): Kidnapping Water: Bottled Operas

New Media Gallery 2004-05: Yiju: Songs of Dislocation

Artist Support Program 1997