CURATED BY

Josh Goldberg (www.goldbergs.com)
Joshua Goldberg is a programmer, teacher and digital artist working with experimental video. His work uses inappropriate juxtapositions of technology, ironic deconstruction of copyright issues, frenzied reactions against 'content' in new media and subliminal reactions to rapid change. He performs frequently as a live visualist in clubs and parties across the country as a solo artist, with such DJs as Paul Van Dyk, Armin van Buuren, DJ Collette and Deep Dish, and with Dan Vatsky, Seej and Giles Hendrix as part of the VJ supergroup 'V4'. His work '13 Hours of the Discovery Channel' was recently selected as part of the Total Museum of Contempary Art's retrospective of the Park 4DTV project in Seoul, South Korea. His freeware custom-made video mixing software 'dervish' is used by scores of video artists every day. He has been a regular performer at notable experimental AV venues as Share, F:T:H and Eyewash, and is an Adjunct Instructor at the Parsons School of Design MFA Design and Technology Program, where he teaches realtime multimedia programming techniques for installations and performance.

Chris Jordan (www.seej.net)
Producer, educator, sculptor, visualist; Chris' focus has been on the fundamental aspects of light and the mechanics of vision and aesthetics. His work challenges the individual to examine how technology is altering the solipsistic beliefs of society.