[-empyre-] correction regarding Christiane Robbins introduction

[Christina McPhee <christina112@earthlink.net>]

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dear empyre,

Apologies to Christiane, I apparently posted the wrong introductory  
biography.

Please make note of her current activities, and sorry for the error.


cm


> Christiane Robbins is a cross-disciplinary director, artist and  
> scholar working within the mutable environment of studio practice,  
> digital media and cultural components of Media and Visual Arts  
> production.  Robbins' studio practice focuses primarily on digital  
> media - ,video, digital imaging,  database aesthetics, and locative/ 
> spatial studies.  It includes installation, site-specific,and  
> public art/space projects as well as work in architectural, object- 
> oriented, curatorial and publication projects.
>
> Her work has received international recognition including one- 
> person shows in the U.S., Canada  and Europe.  It has been reviewed  
> in publications such as Art Forum, Wired, the LA Times and Village  
> Voice.  She has also participated in numerous international film  
> and video festivals winning several awards, including the Best of  
> Category Award at the San Francisco International Film Festival,  
> and has been broadcast on American Public Television, Channel 4,  
> UK, and cablecast throughout the world. Her work is found in  
> numerous permanent collections including the Stedlijck Museum,  
> Amsterdam, Museum of Modern Art, NY, the Kitchen, NY, the Banff  
> Centre for the Arts, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and The  
> Getty Museum.  She is currently a Visiting Fellow at Stanford  
> University and Associate Professor at the University of Southern  
> California, Los Angeles.  She was the Executive Producer of the AIM  
> Festival, a co-organizer of Race in Digital Space (MIT/USC's multi- 
> year project including conferences and exhibition. ) and a co- 
> Director of the On-Line Against Aids Project, one of the first on- 
> line global cultural events held in 1990.  She received her MFA  
> from the California Institute of the Arts.