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Remo Campopiano


			EDUCATION
	1978-1980		Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, MI MFA, Sculpture
	1974-1978		Southeastern Massachusetts University, North Dartmouth, MA BFA, Sculpture & Photography


			EXHIBITIONS
	2003		Complexity, The Federal Reserve Gallery, Federal Reserve Building, Washington, DC, (Eight-Bit Ant Farm in collaboration with Guy Marsden & Jon Schull) The Mills Gallery, Boston Center for the Arts, info@blah: overload and organization, (Eight-Bit Ant Farm)
	2002		Complexity, Dorsky Museum, New Paltz, NY (Eight-Bit Ant Farm in collaboration with Guy Marsden & Jon Schull) Convergence 2002, Providence, RI (Race of the WaterSpiders) Solo Exhibit: Remo Campopiano: New Projects, Bannister Gallery, RIC, Providence, RI
	2001		Convergence 2001, Providence, RI (Dance of the WaterSpiders)
			Boston Cyberarts Festival, Cambridge, MA (Dance of the WaterSpiders)
	2000		DeCordova Annual, DeCordova Museum, (Under the Volcano)
	0000-1999		Convergence XII, Providence, RI (Cement Tree) e-flections@attleboro, Attleboro Museum, Attleboro, MA (Rupture in CyberSpace)
	1998		VRML Minneapolis Sculpture Garden, Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, MN
	1997		PORT: Navigating Digital Culture, List Visual Art Center, MIT, Cambridge, MA
	1996		Land, in collaboration with Robbin Murphy and GH Hovagimyan, 426 Broome Street, NYC, NY
	1995		Visualizing CyberSpace, Curator, 426 Broome Street, NYC, NY
	1994		Art & Cyberspace: Test Drive The Future, at HERE, NY
	1993		Convergence VI, Providence, RI (Six Figures)
	1991		Glam Slam Exhibition, Prince's Nightclub, Minneapolis, MN (Buddha)
	1990		Sugar City, Northern State College, Aberdeen, SD
	1989		Mind/Heart Balance, List Visual Art Center, MIT, Boston, MA Eight McKnight Artists, Traveled to the Tweed Museum, Duluth, MN; Bemidji State University, MN; MCAD Gallery, Minneapolis, MN (Rat-Buddha) Eco-Systems, Contemporary Arts Forum, Santa Barbara, CA (Fishbreeder)
	1987		In-collaboration: Eleven Artists, Bethel College, MN
	1986		MAEP Anniversary Show, Minneapolis Institute of Arts, MN (Bird City)
	1985		Five Jerome Artists, Traveled to: MCAD Gallery, Minneapolis, MN The New Museum, Soho, NY (Plato's Cave)
	1983		Journeys, MAEP, Minneapolis Institute of Arts, MN (Time Room) Three-Person Show, Minnesota Museum of Art, St. Paul, MN
	1982		The 1x1x1 Show, Traveled to Detroit, MI, Saginaw, MI & S. Carolina
	1979		Public Sculpture Competition, Detroit Artists' Market, MI Midwest Exchange Show, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
	1978		Solo Exhibit: Sculpture & Photography, New Bedford, MA


			HONORS & AWARDS
	2002		Convergence 2002, CapArts Providence
	2001		Convergence 2001, CapArts Providence
	1999		Convergence XI, CapArts Providence
	1993		Convergence VI, CapArts Providence
	0000-1990		National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship Forecast Public Art Affairs: R&D Stipend Diverse Visions Grant Minnesota State Arts Board Fellowship
	1989		Minnesota State Arts Board Career Opportunities Grant MIT Residency, List Visual Arts Center, MA
	1998		McKnight Foundation Fellowship
	1996		Bush Foundation Fellowship
	1994		Jerome Foundation Fellowship

			COLLECTIONS
	2002		Cement Tree, Seekonk Public Library, Seekonk, MA
	0000-1992		Garden Buddha, The Colombian Consulate, Minneapolis, MN ....Contact Person: Trudy D'Tores, (612) 933-2408 Timeline Book Case, The California Building, Minneapolis, MN ....Contact Person: John Kramer, (612) 788-5551
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			PERFORMANCES
	1979		Court Jester, Guy Fawkes Ball, Bloomfield Hills, MI Rapids--Confronting Fears, Northern Maine
	1978		Skydiving--Confronting Fears, Gregory, MI Cake Caper, Westport, MA
	1977		Crucifixion--Confronting Fears, Teeter Estate, North Dartmouth, MA


			PROFESSIONAL ARTISTIC EXPERIENCE
	2003		Workshop, Making Robots Behave, RISD Museum Gallery talk with curators and artists, Artists as Systems Engineers
	2002		Panel Discussion, Complexity, Dorsky Museum
	2000		Panel Discussion, ArtSmart 2000, RISD
	1999		Guest Speaker, Attleboro Museum, Attleboro MA
	0000-1997		Panel Discussion, The Internet: A New Pedagogical Tool for Art Education, Columbia University Panel Discussion, Art on the Internet, with Stephen Romano, Ebon Fisher, Rose Gonnella, Keen College, NJ Guest Speaker, New England School of Photography, Boston, MA
	1996		Panel Discussion, Art on the Internet, Artists Talk on Art, Soho, NY Guest Speaker, ASCI Cyber Fair, Cooper Union, NYC, NY
	1995		Panelist, Cyber-soho, Soho Arts Festival, NYC, NY Guest Speaker, International Fine Print Dealers Association Inc., NYC, NY Guest Speaker, ASCI Cyber Fair, Cooper Union, NYC, NY
	1994		Panelist, School for the Visual Arts, NYC, NY
	1993		Guest Speaker, University of Minnesota, Mpls. MN
	1992		Guest Speaker, Bethel College, MN Guest Speaker, University of Minnesota, Mpls. MN
	1991		Panelist, Simulation/Stimulation, MCAD, Mpls. MN
	1990		Jerome Travel Grant Juror Guest Speaker, DBAE Conference Artist in Residence, Northern State College, Aberdeen, SD
	1989		Artist in Residence, MIT, Boston, MA
	1988		Artist in Residence, Bethel College, MN
	1987		Guest Speaker, Mid-America College Art Association Conference, MN
	1984		Juror & Guest Speaker, Tweed Museum of Art, Duluth, MN Panelist on "Criteria for Important Art," Jewish Community Center, MN Guest Speaker, St. Paul Artists' Collective, MN
	1983		Guest Speaker, Swain School of Art, New Bedford, MA


			PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS EXPERIENCE
	2000-pres		Founder, Robotics Art Club of New England
	2000		Web-based education development, Session.edu, Soho, NYC
	1999		Web Developer for Booth Contemporary Art. Design and maintain a gallery web site.
	1999		Adjunct Instructor, New England Institute of Technology. At NEIT I taught web site design and Dreamweaver software.
	1998-1999		Instructor, Web Design with FrontPage 98 from Microsoft. Developed and designed the first online course in FrontPage 98.
	1997-pres		Web Developer for CapitolArts Providence. Design and maintain a large visual-arts web site and email newsletter.
	1997-1998		Instructor, Intro to VRML (Virtual Reality Modeling Language). Developed and designed the first online course in VRML 2.0.
	1994-1997		Instructor, Intro to the Internet & HTML
	1994-1999		Founder & director of ED-CENTER, an education center dedicated to web-based training. Our mission is to explore the opportunities provided by the Internet in the field of education, while sharing our knowledge as pioneers in the development of Internet art and performance.
	1996-1997		Producer and director of PORT: Navigating Digital Culture, at MIT, a series of live performances on the Internet. Concept: to present the flux of digital culture in the networked environment of the Internet as a two month exhibition at the List Visual Arts Center at MIT.
	1996-1997		Founding Member of the Foundation for Digital Culture, a not-for-profit organization whose purpose is to promote and support digital culture and art on-line.
	1993-pres		President and founder of Virtual Real Estate, Inc., developers of artnetweb, a leading visual arts web site and collaborative dedicated to the access and exploration of new technologies for artists.
	1993		January 1, 1993 I moved from Minneapolis to New York City.
	1991		On July 21, 1992, the most important day of my life, my lovely daughter was born, Sofia Amelia Campopiano.
	1991		Development Director for Artifex Alternative Arts Museum. In this temporary position I helped a one-year-old alternative space set up a development program. I organized a Board of Directors, filed for their nonprofit status, organized their bookkeeping, and applied for three grants, which were received.
	1983-1984		Developer of "Criticism & the Art Market," a series of ten monthly articles designed to pull together a historical context for local criticism and a budding art market. These articles lead to a largely-expanded critical dialogue and the blossoming of the Minneapolis Warehouse Gallery District.
	1984-1987		Developer of "Forum," a critical supplement in Artpaper, funded jointly by the Jerome, Bush and Northwest Area Foundation. This program marked the beginning of serious critical dialogue in the Twin Cities' art community.
	1980-1988		Co-founder and development director of the Visual Arts Information Service, publisher of Artpaper. In this position I was responsible for all income--foundation, corporate, earned and inkind. In the first three years we established Artpaper as an integral part of the visual-arts community with news and information and a solid fiscal foundation.