Spectators look on as monks create a sand mandala during Yamantaka rituals at His Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama’s Namgyal Monastery, Dharamsala, India. October 21-31, 2010.His Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama and former Indian President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam at Mind & Life Institute conference, November 20-23, 2010, New Delhi, India.Artist Eva Lee at Mahabodhi Temple in Bodhgaya, India.
Connecticut Commission on Culture & Tourism
Grey Area, The Connecticut Commission on Culture & Tourism Gallery, November 19, 2010 – January 21, 2011, Hartford, CT. Artists include Daniel Buttrey, Susan Classen-Sullivan, Patricia Carrigan, Ted Efremoff, Nancy Goodrich, Eva Lee, Mark Savoia, and Rachael A. Vaters-Carr
The Gallery at Haskins Laboratories
Mind Sets, The Gallery at Haskins Laboratories, October 6, 2010 – January 28, 2011, New Haven, CT. Artists and scientists in a collaborative initiative presented by The Arts Council of Greater New Haven. Featured artists include Fritz Horstman, Zachary Keeting, Lucy Kim, Eva Lee, Martha Lewis, Laura Marsh, Kim Mikenis, Carol Padberg, Dushko Petrovich, Cuyler Remick, Matt Sargent, Bill Solomon, Susan Classen-Sullivan and Paul Theriault. Curated by Cat Balco and Debbie Hesse with Curatorial Assistant Steven Olsen. Closing talk by Zachary Keeting, Martha Lewis, Eva Lee, and Kim Mikenis on January 28, 12:30pm.
Art & Science Collaborations, Inc. (ASCI)
ASCI’s Digital ’09: Mysteries in Science postcard announcement
Digital ’09: Mysteries in Science,presented by ASCI.org, travels to Carol Shen Gallery, Packer Collegiate Institute, Oct 5-Nov 19, 2010. Opening reception, Oct 5, 5-6pm.
The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum
Visiting Artist for Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum’s New World Kids program, July 28, 2010.
Asian Cultural Council
Eva Lee receives Asian Cultural Council Fellowship to travel to India to research Tibetan Buddhist art and meditative practices, attend a Mind & Life Institute conference, and create new work.
Central Booking Gallery
Above: All in My Mind, panel discussion about the brain and creative processes. From left to right are artist Nene Humphrey, neuroscientist Dr. Andre Fenton, artist Claire Watkins, Eva Lee, and neuroscientist Dr. Joe Ledoux. Tuesday, June 22, 2010, 7:00-8:30pm at Central Booking Gallery, NYC. Visible in background are stills and projected animation from Eva Lee’s Discrete Terrain: Windows on Five Emotions.
Anatomical/Microbial/Microcosms, Central Booking Gallery. May 13 – July 11, 2010. Opening reception, Thursday, May 13, 6-8pm. Participating artists Nene Humphrey, Eva Lee, Claire Watkins, and others.
What If? 60x60x60,NewMediaNewMusicNewEngland premieres at Axiom Center for New and Experimental Media, Thursday, April 29, 2010, 7:30pm. Interactive online exhibition involving 60 video clips and 60 sound compositions that are 60 seconds in duration each. Using a Cage-ian model of indeterminacy viewers select video and audio pairings. Click here to begin. Participating artists include Halsey Burgund, Gene Gort, Eva Lee, Sarah Rushford, Ken Steen, and others.
Central Booking Gallery
Eva Lee. “Node Showers 2,” ink on paper, 11 x 15″, 2009.
Astronomy: The Celestial, Central Booking Gallery II. March 4 – May 2, 2010. Central Booking inaugurates its new space, Gallery II, with a big bang. Artists explore the universe from an earthly base, as well as a cosmic one. Pariticipating artists include C. Bangs, Doug Beube, Mary Hambleton, Karen Hamner, Barbara Houghton, Eva Lee, Donna Livingstone, Despo Magoni, Pamela Moore, John Noestheden, Carol Prusa, Eric Puybaret, Ilse Schreiber, Susan Schwalb, Ted Victoria. Opening reception, Thursday, March 25, 2010, 6-8pm.
The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum
Steven Sacks, Eva Lee, and George Fifield panel discussion at Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum
Technology and Artmaking, panel discussion at Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum. February 28, 2010, 2-3:30pm. Featuring Steven Sacks, Director of Bitforms gallery (left); artist Eva Lee (center); and George Fifield, Founder and Director of the Boston Cyberarts Festival (right), on the topic of digital technology’s impact upon studio practice. Moderated by Aldrich Exhibitions Director Richard Klein (far right). Image projected is Eva Lee’s “No One Here But Io,” ink on paper, 60″ x 102″, 2009.
Eva Lee. Detail of World Cell 2, ink on paper, 60 x 65″, 2009. On view at Louisiana Art and Science Museum
Louisiana Art & Science Museum
Louisiana Art & Science Museum,Starry Messenger: Galileo’s Vision in 21st Century Art September 26, 2009 – December 13, 2010. In celebration of International Year of Astronomy 2009, this exhibition features 58 works by contemporary artists who, like their seventeenth century forbears, have found artistic inspiration in astronomy. Participating artists Vija Celmins, Thierry Despont, Elen A. Feinberg, Jonathan Feldschuh, Eva Lee, Carol Prusa, Josh Simpson, Sallie Wolf.
Panel discussion at LASM. Left to right: Carol Prusa, Sallie Wolf, Jonathan Feldschuh, Eva Lee, and moderators Elizabeth Weinstein, Curator, and Jon Elvert, Planetarium Director
Above: Panel discussion Celestial Matters: A Talk with the Artists of Starry Messenger,Thursday, October 22nd, 5-8pm, held in Louisiana Art & Science Museum Irene W. Pennington Planetarium, with Carol Prusa, Sallie Wolf, Jonathan Feldschuh, Eva Lee, and moderators Elizabeth Weinstein, Curator, and Jon Elvert, Planetarium Director.
New York Hall of Science
New York Hall of Science, “Digital 09: Mysteries in Science” Art & Science Collaborations, Inc. (ASCI.org) presents international juried digital print exhibition featuring artists Frederik de wilde, Roger Ferragallo, Mark Fischer, Ursula Freer, William Grabowski, David Hylton, Ellen Jantzen, Eva Lee, Jeremy Levine, Hariclia Michailidou, Mary Newbauer, William D. Powell, Jalaliyyih Quinn, Todd Siler, Victoria Skinner, Betsy Skrip, George Steuer, Terry Trickett, Olaf Willoughby, Bonnie Wylo, and Jing Zhou. Juried by Dr. Arthur P. Molella, Director of The Lemelson Center for the Study of Invention and Innovation at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History; and Artist-Curator Cynthia Pannucci, Founder and Director of ASCI. October 3, 2009 – February 8, 2010. Opening Reception, Sunday, October 4th, 3-5pm. See it online
Eva Lee. Reteach A Thing Its Loveliness Tryptych 1, archival digital print, 24 x 66″, 2009, edition of 5. On view at Digital ’09: Mysteries in Science
“Scientific and Contemplative Perspectives on Self,” Mind & Life Summer Research Institute, June 7-13, 2009, Garrison, NY
Kohler Art Center
“All Over the Map,” at Kohler Arts Center; Promo photo: Yumi Janario Roth (in collaboration with Casey McGuire and Andrew Blackstock), Meta Mapa
John Michael Kohler Art Center, All Over the Map Representing both real and imagined places and plotting shifting social and cultural forces, maps function as a metaphor for journeys and allow us to view the world in new ways. Utilizing these inherent qualities of cartography, the artists whose work is featured in All Over The Map use this format as a point of departure–literally and figuratively–to powerfully transport us to another place. Participating artists Michael Ashkin, Mark Bennett, Russell Crotty, Brian Dettmer, Dawn Gavin, The Hand Drawn Map Association, Kim Jones, Nina Katchadourian, Karey Kessler, Joyce Kozloff, Eva Lee, Maya Lin, Mark Lombardi, Matthew Picton, Lordy Rodriquez, Yumi Janario Roth, Paula Scher, Deb Sokolo, and Renee Van der Selt. Feb 15 – May 10, 2009, Sheboygan, WI.
Connecticut’s Commission on Culture and Tourism Art in Public Spaces Program invites Eva Lee along with four other artists to submit a proposal for Bridgeport Juvenile Courthouse project.
Sacred Heart University Gallery
The artist giving a talk at Sacred Heart University Gallery
Above: Eva Lee delivers talk, “Art Meets Neuroscience” at the opening reception of “The Elements: Earth” on view Jan 25 – Mar 5, 2009, Gallery of Contemporary Art, Sacred Heart University. Artists in the show: The Black Estate, Michele Brody, Christo & Jeanne-Claude, Anthony Falcetta, Andy Goldsworthy, Kim Keever, Niki Ketchman, Eva Lee, Stephanie Lempert, David Meisel, Barbara Rothenberg, Gerald Saladya, Jane Sutherland, Apo Tarosyan, and Margaret Tsirantonakis. Shown at left is digital animation, Discrete Terrain: Windows on Five Emotions.
