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This site for Paul Cram, Composer - Performer, is the most easily expandable site I've done. The buttons and rollovers are all from code, not graphics, so adding a button to the whole site takes moments. This site will change over the months as media is added. |
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This site for the ACIC First Voices Project features an on-line 20 minute video broken into chapters for smoother playback at a very high quality. The video player is a Flash embed in an HTML page. |
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As this site for Janice Jackson, Soprano, will be updated by the client, an elegant simplicity was called for. This was (I hope) achieved by making good use of the studio shots Janice has been using in her PR. |
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I created this slightly-animated site to profile the exhibition "How it Shows: recent Atlantic media art" that I curated for Edge Intermedia in St. John's. I took the opportunity to work in FLASH for this site as animation is fun and this site needs no updating. |
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In the winter of 2006 I worked with the Atlantic Council for International Cooperation following which I re-design their site. After having a PHP site for years ACIC decided to go 'back' to an HTML site for ease of maintenance. |
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This site, however simple looking, is quite involved. The information on Nova Scotia as a historic destination is integrated into the web site for Nova Scotia Tourism. Those who wish to travel here and see our Black historic roots can use thr NS travel tools to find their destination. |
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This very clean black and white design gets its aesthetic from Kirk Mitchell, proprietor of KirkSilver an emerging jewelry enterprise. Kirk's main clientelle is in Japan, hence the japanese text. As new pieces are designed they are added to the appropriate page - simple. |
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In the winter of 2006 I coordinating the Ethical Images photography project. The subject was the ethics of photography of the developing world. On the project I - naturally - made a web site. The resulting photo exhibition and a booklet that I created are both downloadable from the site. |
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The Halifax Peace Coalition needed to streamline after amassing hundreds of documents and links. This site is maintained by volunteers so it's modular structure allows for continual expansion.[It has now been converted to a PHP site keeping my basic design.] |
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My work on the Women in Cities/Femmes et Villes site was to expand the main site and to include a new section for the delivery of over 300 text files, photographs, and documents generated at an international seminar on Women's safety and sought by women's groups globally. |
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This "virtual exhibition" entitled Holidays and Celebrations uses FLASH to animate the display of historical photographs. The Picture Viewer allows you to zoom in on an image. This project was done in collaboration with Philippe Corriveau (design) and Tomek Zemla (programming) both of tofubox™. |
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The Council of Nova Scotia Archives site was launched in March 2002. I did the site structure, web and graphic design and included some playful use of photographs from their abundant archival resources. |
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In the summer of 2001 I finished this site for the McGill Department of Art History and Communication Studies. A few historic images lent themselves to animation. Pull down menus are by Laurence Bier. |
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This site is my second site with sound. Minimal but interesting and done as a complement for a great group of singers and entertainers, the Chœur Maha. One day you'll even be able to turn the sound off! |
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This is a web site that I am made in May of '01 for the Montreal Brahma Kumaris Meditation Centre. It's made for easy quarterly re-writes and growth according to their needs. |
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After working as the editor for the video Muriel Duckworth - Practising Peace in December '00 I made a web site from the promotional poster materials designed by Doug Porter. |
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Pascale Malaterre and I teamed up to put the spirit of John Cage into timeless cyberspace as a part of the evening event - A Homage to John Cage - by Ensemble Music Contemporain in Montréal. The site was created live during the performance and is in French. |
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As the Artistic Dictator for the CORPOREAL CORPORATION™ in 1999 I designed and managed the production of the "Are You Subhuman?" web site - an artist site. [Interactivity by Bill Hutten is presently not operational - but check out the animations.] |
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I made The Bathroom Tapes during an artist residency at the Centre for Art Tapes. I followed up at a subsequent residency at Struts Gallery (Sackville NB). Artists go into the bathroom and after taking the time to 'feel' alone, make a brief recording. Listen to these Mp3's on the site. |
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web site for: The Birth of Sybling and Other Forms of Dissociation, is a video that I directed and produced in 1996. This is my first solo web site and it contains QuickTime videos and downloadable full screen images from the video. |
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The Birth of Sybling and Other Forms of Dissociation, is a video which I produced in 1996. For this video I worked for two years with a group of women who were diagnosed with "Dissociative Idenetity Disorder" or what is commonly called multiple personalities. We created a fable of Sybling repositioning the story of childhood sexual abuse in culture. |
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Time To Heal was produced in 1991. I co-wrote this video with a group of Survivors of Childhood sexual abuse in Prince Edward Island. It was one of the first videos at the time to speak explicitly of the abuse and it's consequences in these women's lives. This is a powerful video that still distributes today. |
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Debert Bunker: by Invitation Only was produced in 1986. This documentary takes a satirical form in presenting the work of activists and street performers who protested the trial runs of the Nato Bunker network in 1984 in Debert N.S. It is being digitally re-mastered to ensure it's future availablity as a document of Nova Scotia herstory. |
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During the winter of 2005/06 our collective ran the project Entering¬ Interactive Environments comprised of a series of workshops, seminars and discussions on the creation of responsive environments. On the site you can download a 30 pg. booklet that I wrote about the project. |
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Exhibited in the Fall of 2005 "How it Shows: recent Atlantic media art" showcased the work of seven new media artists from the four Alantic Provinces. This exhibition was timed with the IMAA national conference of which Eastern Edge is a member organization. |
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Incomplete Dislocations is a series of projects by a collective of Halifax new media artists. I've been the founding coordinator and curator of this ongoing project since 1996. Our focus is to create and exhibit interactive art in Halifax. This site was made by Andrew Quon. |
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re:location is a production and exhibition project I curated over a two year period. The exhibition was held in August of 2003. Ten artists made interactive media installations and we then made a temporary gallery for the exhibition. For the site I translated poster graphics by Monika Kulesza. |
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netWorkings was four-day event in July 2003 that I curated for the Centre for Art Tapes. Invited artists spoke about new media as a tool for an expanded definition of networking that included building communities through new media performance. As a part of the communications strategy I created this web site. |
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The first ID exhibition was curated with collective members and exhibited at Eye Level Gallery in Halifax. I organized many first-run workshops, presentations and activities around this exhibition. This site was made by collective member Bob Rogers, |
