NYArts Magazine, A Phone is a Phone is a... by Molly Kleiman, January / February 2007

Leonardo eJournal, Locative Media Issue, Volume 4, Issue 03, "Neighorhood Narratives" with Hana Iverson, edited by Drew Hemment, ISSN No: 1071-4391

New York Times, Art review "ISEA ZeroOne in San Jose" by Jori Finkel, August 6, 2006, about Cellphonia: In The News "This will pull people back into the community, as they sing the community story and hear their voice in the community chorus."

2005

Cellphonia: In The News grant from New York State Council for the Arts (NYSCA)

Creative Capital Foundation Finalist, Cellphonia

WET The Opera 2 hour performance video background for opera at REDCAT (Roy and Edna Disney/CalArts Theater), Los Angeles

Monty Python's Spamalot Treasure Hunt author/coder of national first person performance game played on cell phone and cross platform

Bellagio, Italy retreat of Rockefeller Foundation, artist opera team

Institute For The Future Seminar, Future of Pervasive Gaming, Expert Panelist, Palo Alto

Life After Graduation, Speaker, APCA Leadership Workshop

Neighborhood Narratives, Instructor at Temple University

CalArts, School of Film/Video, Visiting Artist / Guest Lecturer

Parsons School of Design and Technology, Seminar Instructor

Pace University, Dyson College of Arts and Sciences, Visiting Artist

Digital Storytelling Conference presenting "Storytelling in Pervasive Game Space", San Francisco

2004

Pet-Pals, Cameraphone photo album for all animal lovers to share their pictures on cell phones as well as computer on Verizon Wireless

Franklin Street Locative media real/virtual installation for "Personal Space" exhibition at Gigantic Art Space, New York

Azza, Cellphone Modrian-inspired interactive art generated by algorithms distributed O2 Network in UK, and Handango, Sony Ericsson

Farmwork, Videomaker of time-lapse video at Experimental Media Festival at Tonic, NYC.

Cellphonia, Adjunct Professor, new media course at NYU's Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP)

"Bridging Digital Divide" Chinatown Technology Center, After school program for Asian Americans for Equality, Curriculum Designer and Instructor

Building a Mobile Revolution, article, Finn Air BlueWings inflight magazine, February 2004

2003

Hollywood USA, 1st Edition, Cell phone location-based interactive tour of movie locations

Margaret Sanger: A Public Nuisance, Co-Director, Experimental film screened at J. Paul Getty Museum as one of two best examples of experimental biography in the last decade. Video funded by ITVS and distributed by Women Make Movies and the MacArthur Foundation.

Rat Race USA, 1st personalized traffic report sent to your cell phone or wireless PDA

HP Bazaar, presenting Cutlass 1st person performance gaming

Montreal Mirror, review, "Our world and others"

CBS Market Watch, review, "Real-Time Traffic Reporting"

IT, Location-based interactive first person performance game based on the classic Tag United States Patent No. 6,530,841

2002

TouchToneTours, Instant personal guide self-guided tour guide to connect a traveler via cellphone to the hidden world surrounding them. Adapted as Quirky World for Great Britain and Canada.

New York Times "A Guided Audio Tour of Greenport via Cellphone" Sunday, July 28, 2002, Greenport Cellphone Tour with 88 sites

Suffolk Times "In TouchTone with Greenport," article in weekly newspaper

2001

01.01.01 Cutlass Treasure Hunt, Extreme tech treasure hunt, internet-driven cellphone street theater for visitors to Times Square where teams hunt the hidden past to find treasure using multiple interactive interfaces. Expanded to college campuses across the U.S.

2000

CUTLASS Inc, Founder

UBUBU, Creative Director for personalized browser interface taking the form of 3D avatars.

1999

Experience Museum, User Interaction Designer for Vulcan Northwest

Story Island, Interaction/Prototype Design, interactive storybook developed and built as consultant for Interval Research

Pocket Watch, Artist's personal repurposed watch exhibited as part of "Individual Technology" exhibit in Tech Museum, San Jose.

1998

You-In-A-Movie, Movie-Booth/Story/Interaction Designer, built and designed prototype of arcade method to insert a visitor into a feature film, consultant for Interval Research.

Venus - Game Designer of a digital game engine with reward structure based on human behavior research.

1997

Contract Entertainment User Experience Designer Interval Research Pala Alto CA, June

Master Degree Graduate NYU:ITP Interactive Telecommunication Program, May

Virtual Parlor "Yesterday's Parlor Tricks/Tomorrow's Technology" - 5 physical interface prototypes in a Victorian parlor with DSP network connectivity presenting an alternative computer mediated audio chat and "real" parlor tricks without traditional PC computer, monitor, keyboard and mouse as Thesis NYU:ITP

SOS, Titanic biography on surviving crew member of the historical sea disaster with Shockwave interactive "Practice Morse Code" in which visitors use "dots" and "dash" mouse-click-downs to send "SOS" and other Morse code messages.

Salome's Revenge, collaborator on a Palace (Warner) site and interactive multi-node narrative where Yorb TV viewers using their touch-tone phones and internet web surfers choose their avatar characters re-enact the classic Salome story in a contemporary setting.

1996

Summer Job at Interval Research while NYU:ITP Grad Student, Senior User Experience Architect and prototype designer/developer until 1999 on network music project with Laurie Anderson and Peter Gabriel

World, My Heart's Journey, Line Producer of 60 minute documentary on Seiji Ozawa in Tanglewood for Japanese TV.

1995

Sculpture Bones, Cinematographer for documentary on Mary Ann Unger's sculpture, described by NY Times as "visceral, chilling." 30 minutes

EPA Poisons EPA, Cinematographer for independent documentary screened at MoMA, Free Speech TV, and Superfest.

1994

Margaret Sanger: A Public Nuisance - Co-Director and Cinematographer of documentary in ITVS first round production. MoMA, Berlin Film Fest, AFI, World Wide Video Fest, New TV/PBS, Getty, Distributed by Women Make Movies and MacArthur Fund.

Rogue Transmissions, Cinematographer for experimental video on media dislocation. Selected for AFI, World Wide Video Festival, Long Beach Museum of Art, Ars Electronica, WNYC "Poetry Spot."

1993

Experimental Television Center - Artist In Residence

Haiku Vision, Video Artist of 5 video haiku shot in northern Japan. Grand Prize winner, Bucks County Film Festival, experimental prize winner, Atlanta Film Festival. Screened at MoMA, Athens Film Fest, Cork Film Fest, Cleveland Film Fest, Humboldt Film Fest. National tour, tour of NY State and 10 city tour of Brazil. Also Creative Time 42nd St. feature for six months

1992

Kidnap, Mediamaker. Using family 16mm found footage, documents the story of his mother stealing her two boys from their father at Xmas. Staten Island Museum and The Kitchen. C.A.G.E (1988). Cast Iron TV (1984).

1990

Hilo Fish Market, Filmmaker, Documentary. A lyrical examination of the daily acivity at the Suisan Fish Market in Hilo cut to the music of Raymond Kane. Hawaii International Film Festival.

1989

Edward Sylvester Morse, Producer for 90 minute special on American scientist who created the Peabody Museum in Salem. NHK Japanese TV.

1988

Excavating Harlem in 2290, Co-Director with William Kelly. Sci-Fi Documentary. 28 min. Cast Iron TV.

Horse Trailer UFO, Documentary. 7 min. Cast Iron TV.

1987

Low Earth Orbit Space Farm, Space Manufacturing 6|National Space Society, Conference May 6-9, Princeton

1986

United States Patent No. 4,792,108, Single Launch Artificial Gravity Space Station

WHAM! in China, 2nd unit Director/lst AD for Lindsay Anderson's five camera rockumentary feature of first rock concert in mainland China.

Komodo, Cinematographer for video on survival of a lizard that eats people. Honorable Mention, American Film/Video Festival, VOICE CHOICE, World Wide Video Festival, L.A.C.E., Artists Space, "Meet the Maker" series at Donnell, Pasadena Art Center, L.A. Freewaves, Belgian Cultural Center and NC Film/Video Festival

1985

FARMWORK, Filmmaker. 28 min. Evanston Art Center and C.A.G.E. The Kitchen (1987). Cast Iron TV and Palladium (1985).

Three Cities in China, Filmmmaker. Pixilated documentary of the new communist China, 15 min. Palladium. Cast Iron TV (1984)

1984

Dont' Believe Them, Anarachist video with Sleeping Dog band includes interview with Gary Gimore and post-nuclear bathroom, 28 min. Rough Trade, Dutch East and Cast Iron TV.