Beall Center for Art + Technology

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Image List:

• Image 1: Beall Center for Art + Technology visitors shine flashlights as part of an interactive installation during the "Emergence – Art & Artificial Life" exhibit in winter 2010.
• Image 2: When the Beall Center opened in fall 2000, the inaugural exhibit was "Shift-Ctrl," which focused on computers, games and art.
• Image 3: In winter 2001, "The Dream of the Audience" featured a retrospective of Korean-American artist Theresa Hak Kyung Cha, who explored exile and identity.
• Image 4: "Active Space: Interactive Videodance," the May 2004 exhibit by UCI professors Lisa Naugle and John Crawford, with composer Frederic Bevilacqua, encompassed performance and visitor interaction.
• Image 5: Robots became instruments that played themselves in the winter 2005 exhibit "LEMUR (League of Electronic Musical Urban Robots)," by Eric Singer, Jeff Feddersen, Milena Iossifova, Bil Bowen and Luke DuBois.
• Image 6: Marina Zurkow's spring 2006 exhibit, "Nicking the Never," featured colorful animated allegories based on the structure of the Tibetan Wheel of Life.
• Image 7: The fall 2006 exhibit "Quantizing Effects: The Liminal Art of Jim Campbell" explored relationships among perception, information, time and knowledge.
• Image 8: "Grand Text Auto" featured six artists crashing together blogs and gallery space to "augment reality" in fall 2007.
• Image 9: Sheldon Brown's "Scalable City" was part of the winter 2009 exhibit "Scalable Relations," which showcased works by the University of California Digital Arts Research Network faculty members.
• Image 10: "Pulse Room," by Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, is among the installations kicking off the Beall Center's 10th anniversary celebration in fall 2010.