[NetBehaviour] 4 forms of Learning

[The Art Gallery of Knoxville]

Hello!

We'd like to let you know about four current or upcoming events.
Please join us at 12 noon on Saturday for event #1 !

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[1]  Saturday, Jan 27:  Discussion

[2]  -empyre-  "What is to be done?" (Art and Education)

[3]  Podcast Videos

[4]  Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago


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[1]  Saturday, Jan 27:  Discussion

Please visit The Art Gallery of Knoxville to be part of a live webcast
this Saturday, January 27  - 12 Noon (EST ... 11am Central time).

We are hosting a live discussion with the artists involved in the
current exhibit "Distribution Religion" that will take place
simultaneously in Knoxville, Chicago, and all across the world wide
web!!  The discussion will take place via the magic of video
conferencing and online chat.  If you happen to be in Chicago - you
can participate in the live discussion at the flowershop (2159 W. 21st
Place Chicago IL).

Anyone can participate in the conversation online.  Visit the
following website to watch a streaming version of the conversation -
and participate via online chat or Skypecast:

http://criticalartware.net/convo_2007_01_27/


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[2]  -empyre-  "What is to be done?" (Art and Education) for Documenta 12

The Art Gallery of Knoxville was asked to participate in an online
discussion on the list -empyre- as part of Documenta 12 during the
month of January.  The topic presented for discussion is "What is to
be done?" in regard to Art and Education.  The conversation will
continue until the end of January - at which point it will be archived
and edited for publication through the Documenta 12 Magazine Project.

You can participate in the conversation, or read archived documents online at:

http://www.subtle.net/empyre/


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[3]  Podcast Videos

If you have not subscribed to our Video Podcast - now is the time!
The podcast is FREE and hosts interviews, documentation of talks, and
artist videos.  The videos added this month preserve something
special.  With help from the fine people of criticalartware, we are
making available three works by video art pioneer Phil Morton.  Morton
began teaching at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 1969 -
founding the video department within his first year.  He founded the
Video Data Bank (one of the premiere archives of video art in the
country) in 1972.  Along with Dan Sandin, Morton authored the
"Distribution Religion" from which our current exhibit is inspired.

The entire hour long tape of Morton's video epic "General Motors" from
1976 is now available for download.

This Friday - two videos: "Program # 7 (Revised for TV)" and "Program
# 9 (Amateur TV)" from 1979 by Phil Morton and Jane Veeder will become
available.

These are amazing works !!  They are critical to the early development
of video as Art - and frame the concern of Video Art as a distributed,
social tool.  These videos will be available for free download on the
Gallery podcast by everyone.

If you use iTunes follow this link:

http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=108604467

otherwise, go to:

http://www.theartgalleryofknoxville.com/podcast/podcast.xml


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[4]  Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago

We wanted to share with you the good news that artwork by gallery
director Chris Molinski will be included in the upcoming exhibit
"Lessons in Learning" at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago.

The show will be on exhibit February 10 - May 13, 2007 and will
include artwork by: Joseph Albers, Mel Bochner, Dick Higgins, Jenny
Holzer, Barbara Kruger, Joseph Kosuth, Bruce Nauman, Adrian Piper, and
Dieter Roth.

Go see the show!  Visit www.mcachicago.org for details.

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Hope to see you soon!

The Art Gallery of Knoxville
317 N Gay St.
Knoxville, TN 37917
www.theartgalleryofknoxville.com
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