Jack Straw New Media Gallery
The Northwest’s premier space for immersive installation art combining sound, digital media, and other genres.
2012-2013 New Media Gallery Exhibits and Artists
Ruth Marie Tomlinson | Lost Long : A Landscape READ MORE >
meadow starts with p | I Love You, But You're Too Loud! READ MORE >
Robert Blatt | Elements READ MORE >
Steve Peters | Lições dos Antepassados (Lessons from the Ancestors) READ MORE >
Ruth Marie Tomlinson READ MORE >
meadow starts with p READ MORE >
Robert Blatt READ MORE >
Steve Peters READ MORE >
2012 Panelists
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Dominic CodyKramers is a Seattle-based theatre sound designer and educator. He has been a full-time faculty Instructor at Seattle University’s Fine Arts Department since 2006, where he teaches classes in Audio Production, Creating with Sound, and Theatre Sound Design. He designs sound for all the SU theatre productions, mentors sonically-creative students in their music and theatre production endeavors and manages the department’s Digital Music Lab and Recording Studio. Dominic’s mission as an educator is to expose students to the vast possibilities of sound as a creative medium and encourage growth through the exploration of non-mainstream sonic art. Dominic has extensive experience designing and engineering audio for both large and small-scale professional theatres. He was the master audio engineer and in-house designer at ACT Theatre for seven seasons and has also designed locally for the Seattle Repertory Theatre, Seattle Shakespeare Company, West of Lenin, upstart crow, Strawberry Theatre Workshop, Madcap Melodrama and the Flying Karamazov Brothers. He is a proud member of United Scenic Artists Local 829, the national union of professional theatre designers. Dominic earned an MFA from California Institute of the Arts and a BA from UNC-Asheville, his hometown. |
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Marcia Iwasaki enjoys helping artists realize their art projects, which can often take years from conception to completion. She is the only staff at the Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs to be a manager in both the Public Art and Civic Partners programs of the office. Marcia works with artists in public art and in all disciplines of music, dance, theater, film, and literary arts. Diverse projects range from small funded awards for modest ephemeral events to hefty scale permanent public art projects including a Joint Fire Fighter and Seattle Public Utility training campus. |
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Stelios Manousakis (1980 – GR/NL) is a Netherlands-based artist exploring relationships between time, space, body, system, and sound. He is also founding co-director and curator of the intermedial Modern Body Festival. Stelios’ work is particularly concerned with the invisible and the ephemeral, and with shaping sensation, perception and experience in time. His practice lies in the convergence zones of art, philosophy, science and engineering; it extends from performances, to environments and interactive installations, to compositions, fixed media pieces, and film music, and often merges algorithmic finesse with the expressiveness of improvisation or the immediacy of audience participation. Stelios’s work has been shown across Europe, the Americas, and the Middle East in festivals, performance venues, centers, museums, galleries, and underground spaces. Besides his solo work, he has co-founded several music ensembles and multimedia groups. Stelios studied music and linguistics in Greece, Sonology in the Netherlands, and is currently finishing a PhD in Visual and Performing Arts at the Center for Digital Arts and Experimental Media (DXARTS, University of Washington, Seattle, USA). |
