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NATE PAGEL
Artist
C.V.
1045a York St
San Francisco CA USA 94110
Phone: 415 577 8971 (cell)
designate@mindspring.com
Highlights
- 2005
Screening of work at the Festival Internazionale di Architettura in
Video in Florence (December)
- 2005
Screening of work at the International Festival of Electronic Art 404
in Rosario, Argentina (November)
- 2005
Nominated and selected by jury for group show GenArt’s "New
Fangle," San Francisco (July)
- 2005
Screening of work at prog:ME (Programa de Midia Electronica) in Rio
de Janiero (July)
- 2005
Group show "Departure" at URBIS-ARTIUM Gallery, San Francisco
(July)
- 2005
Commissioned 7-projector, 44 foot dome video installation at United
Nation’s World Environment Day (June)
- 2005
Artist-in-Residence at the Djerassi Resident Artists Program (March)
- 2005
Screening of work at the Thailand New Media Arts Festival (February)
- 2004
Screening of work at the International Festival of Electronic Art 404
in Rosario, Argentina
- 2004
Video broadcast on Cult Network Italia, Italy
- 2004
Ecoliteracy Through Multimedia panel at the Natural World Museum with
Bernie Krause
- 2004
Gen Art Panel discussion with Lynn Herschmann
- 2003
Screening of work at the Festival Internazionale di Architettura in
Video in Florence
- 1996-98
Toured internationally with the NEA-funded Sharir Dance Company as a
video artist
- 1994
First use of shared virtual (reality) space for artistic purposes with
Marcos Novak
Biography
Nate
Pagel was born in 1968 and was raised in California and New York. He began
his studies and early career in the sciences studying engineering. His
work in the arts began at Rice University in Houston, Texas in painting
and photography. At the University of Sydney, while fulfilling a Rotary
Foundation Scholarship for International Understanding, he completed several
installation and conceptual/sculptural works that were exhibited at the
Tin Sheds Gallery in Sydney, Australia.
In
1994, while working for Apple Computer in Austin, Texas, Nate began experimenting
with computer-based multimedia as art work. He moved to creating interactive
CD-ROM experiences and web sites for a variety of firms in Texas and California
while developing expertise with digital video and effects. This work has
in total garnered over 40 industry awards. During this time, Nate began
collaborating on virtual reality and teleconferencing projects with the
Electronic Café International in Santa Monica, California and University
of Texas Professors Marcos Novak and Allucquere
Roseanne "Sandy" Stone.
His
collaborations with the Sharir Dance Company, using video in conjunction
with interactive technology and live performance were performed for audiences
internationally. In addition to compositions for traditional video, his
work also involves various media encompassing theater, dance, sound, graphics,
the web and interactive CD-ROM and DVD.
Nate
Pagel contributes to artistic projects that incorporate video, sound,
graphics, multimedia, the Internet, virtual reality, videoconferencing
and other interactive technologies. He specializes in conceptual work,
video production, effects, lighting and stage design.
As
a video producer and artist, Nate's work has been shown in:
Amsterdam
Florence
Hanover
Los Angeles
New York City
Salt Lake City
Tempe (Arizona) |
Austin
Klagenfurt (Austria)
Milwaukee
Oberlin
San Francisco
Oslo
Rio
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Bangkok
Boulder
Lisbon
Montreal
Rosario (Argentina)
San Jose
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Chicago
London
New London (Connecticut)
Rotterdam
Santa Monica
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Teaching
Pagel has taught individual, University of Texas courses to college students
in The Department of Theatre and Dance’s Animation Class and Radio-Television-Film’s
Cyberspace and the Arts. He recently completed teaching classes for the
Institute for Digital and Performing Arts in San Jose, Costa Rica. The
culmination of these classes was a staged performance, incorporating video
shot of the rainforest, that was featured on the front page of the national
newspaper, La Nacion, as well as on the three major TV news networks.
Additional video material adapted from the rainforests of Costa Rica was
shown at the Natural World Museum’s premiere gala in October 2004
in an event presided over by US House of Representatives Democratic Leader
and Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi, US Senator Barbara Boxer and San Francisco
Mayor Gavin Newsom.
Pagel was a founding board member of the Austin Area Multimedia Alliance,
and was a board member of the Austin Community College Multimedia Advisory
Council.
Panels
He has spoken on several panels including South by Southwest (with Thomas
Dolby) in Austin, SIGGRAPH in Los Angeles, GenArt (with Lynn Herschmann)
in San Francisco, and the Natural World Museum (with Bernie Krause) in
San Francisco, and Digital Video in New York. He has also lectured internationally,
most recently at the Arts University of Nagoya, Japan on Meida Art and
Activism (October 2005).
Residency
Pagel completed a residency at the Djerassi
Resident Artists Program during the 2005 season.
Selected
Artworks, Shows, Screenings and Events
Pagel has contributed to the following projects with video
production, effects, set design, conceptual work, and/or performance consultation.
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UNDERGROUND
Tom Lopez, Composer
14th Annual Florida Electroacoustic Music Festival
University of Florida’s Phillips Center for the Performing
Arts Black Box Theater
Gainesville, FL
April 7-9, 2005
Métropolitain
Tom Lopez, Composer
Musical Celebration of France and America
Lyon, France
March, 2005Métropolitain
Original work for video and sound
Thailand New Media Arts Festival 2005
Annual International Summit on Creativity in Multimedia & Communication
Bangkok, Thailand
February 25-28, 2005
UNDERGROUND
Tom Lopez, Composer
International Festival of Electronic Art 404
Juan B. Castagnino Art Museum
Center of Contemporary Expressions
"Parque de España" Cultural Center
Rosario, Argentina
December 7-12, 2004
UNDERGROUND
Tom Lopez, Composer
Old Main Theater
Western Washington University
Bellingham, WA
November 20, 2004
UNDERGROUND
Tom Lopez, Composer
Communaute Electroacoustique Canadienne
Concordia University
Electroacoustics Concert Series
Oscar Peterson Concert Hall
Montréal, Canada
November 15, 2004
UNDERGROUND
Tom Lopez, Composer
Electro-Acoustic Music Macomb
Curated by James Caldwell, Professor of Music Theory and Composition.
Presented in conjunction with National Electro-Acoustic Music Month
and the Society for Electro-Acoustic Music College of Fine Arts
& Communication Recital Hall
Western Illinois University
Macomb, IL
November 9, 2004
Métropolitain
Broadcast
Cult Network Italia
METROPOLIS
Curated by Giorgio De Finis
Italy
October, 2004
Métropolitain
Original work for video and sound
Musical Celebration of France and America
The Sheldon Concert Hall
St. Louis, MO
October 16, 2004
manwoman
Original work for video
Commissioned by Derek Peck,
PLANET° Magazine Publisher and Editor in Chief
PLANET° Launch Event
111 Minna Gallery
San Francisco, CA
September 23, 2004
UNDERGROUND
Tom Lopez, Composer
Electronic Music Midwest
Lewis University
Romeoville, IL
September 16-18, 2004
UNDERGROUND and Métropolitain
Rx Gallery
San Francisco, CA
June 25, 2004
UNDERGROUND and Métropolitain
Original works for video
Lightrhythms: R2
Cellspace
San Francisco, CA
June 11, 2004
Métropolitain (Video and Stage Design)
Dance Piece: Paris Métro
Nusha Martynuk, Choreographer
Tom Lopez, Composer
Jen Groseth, Lighting Designer
Oberlin Dance Company
The Dance Series at Oberlin College
Hall Auditorium
Oberlin, Ohio
May 7-8, 2004
UNDERGROUND
Original work for video
Digital Showcase
Austin Museum of Digital Art
Austin, Texas
March 15, 2004
Métropolitain/Métromix
PLANET° Magazine Series
Invited Artist
Laszlo
San Francisco, California
January 14, 2004
UNDERGROUND MIX ONE and Intersection
Original works for video and sound
Video Riot 2
San Francisco, California
October 17, 2003
Intersection
Original work for video and sound
1Month:7
San Francisco, California
October 4, 2003
Métropolitain/Métromix
Lecture and performance, original work for video and sound
Beyond Media/Oltre I Media 03
"Intimacy"
Festival Internazionale di Architettura in Video
Florence, Italy
October 2-12, 2003Métropolitain/Métromix
Platform 14
"Travel, Adventure & Motion"
San Francisco, California
June 23, 2003Métromix
Ascension 03
San Francisco, California
February 13, 2003
Métropolitain
Original work for video and sound
Digital Showcase
Austin Museum of Digital Art
Austin, Texas
December 2002
Métromix
Original work for video and sound
Video Riot
Transcinema 02
San Francisco, California
October 14, 2002
Kinaskesis
Original work for video
Tom Lopez, Composer
Online Art Opening
Fischer Gallery, Oberlin
February 15, 2002
Lattice
Original work for video and dance
Tom Lopez, Composer
Online Art Opening
Fischer Gallery, Oberlin
February 15, 2002
Lattice
Original work for video and dance
Tom Lopez, Composer
TIMARA
Oberlin Conservatory
Oberlin, Ohio
June 13, 1999
Lattice
Original work for video and dance
Tom Lopez, Composer
Electro-Acoustic Recital Series
University of Texas Austin
April 2-3, 1999
Kinaskesis
Original work for video
Tom Lopez, Composer
SEAMUS
San Jose State University, California
March 27, 1999
trans/forms
Original work for video and sound
International Dance and Technology 99
Tempe, Arizona
February 26, 1999
The material for this performance was produced in: Tempe, Arizona,
USA (movement, sound and video contributions), London, UK (sound)
and Turku, Finland (video). It was mixed live on the web. The remote
participants were:
1) Live from the studios of London Musicians' Collective: Lol Coxhill
(saxophone), Michael Kosmides (theremins) and Knut Aufermann (glove
and live electronics)
2) Finnish art students from Turku Conservatory and Turku Polytechnic
who created a dance video piece for Finnish winter landscape under
direction of choreographer Satu Tuittila and co-ordination by Kai
Lehikoinen, Head of Performing Arts, Turku Polytechnic, Faculty
of Performing Arts.
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Lattice
Original work for video and dance
Tom Lopez, Composer
Terry Hardy, Choreographer
McCullough Theatre
Austin, Texas
December 3, 1998
Currents
Original work for video and dance with synched sound
Sharir Dance Company Performance
Larissa Montanaro, Composer
Yacov Sharir, Choreographer
McCullough Theatre
Austin, Texas
November 21-22, 1998
Kinaskesis
Original work for video and dance
Brian Greene, Choreographer
Tom Lopez, Composer
TIMARA
Oberlin Conservatory
June 14, 1998
Electric Mask II
Original work for video
Palindrome Inter-media Performance Group
"Press ESCAPE!" (version 9)
Ke-Theater
Klagenfurt, Austria
June 5, 6, 1998
Electric Mask
Original work for video and dance
Yacov Sharir, Choreographer
Electro-Acoustic Recital Series
Iden B. Payne Theater
Austin, Texas
May 7-8, 1998
Untitled
Motion Graphics Intro, Video and sound
Conduit 98 - Digital Video Theater
The Ritz Theater
Austin, Texas
March 16, 1998
Lattice
Original work for video and dance
Tom Lopez, Composer
Student Percussion Recital
University of Texas, Austin
April 24, 1998
Kinaskesis 98
Original work for video
Tom Lopez, Composer
3rd Annual ElectroAcoustic Music Center's Video Salon (Competition)
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
April 9, 1998
Lines (Hollow Ground)
Original work for video and dance
Brian Greene, Choreographer
Tom Lopez, Composer
Electro-Acoustic Recital Series
McCullough Theatre
Austin, Texas
December 8-9, 1997
Kinaskesis
Original work for video and dance
Brian Greene, Choreographer
Tom Lopez, Composer
Electro-Acoustic Recital Series
McCullough Theatre
Austin, Texas
December 8-9, 1997
Hollow Ground: Part II
Sharir Dance Company Lecture and Exhibition
The Eighth International Symposium on Electronic Art (ISEA)
Katie Salen, Exhibitor
The School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Chicago, Illinois
September 21-23, 1997
Hollow Ground: Part II
Sharir Dance Company Performance
Yacov Sharir, Choreographer
Encontros Acarte 97
Gulbenkian Institute of Science
Lisbon, Portugal
September 21-28, 1997
Hollow Ground: Part II
Sharir Dance Company Lecture and Exhibition
Katie Salen, Exhibitor
SIGGRAPH
Los Angeles, California
August 5-9, 1997
Reason/Empathy
Original work for video and dance
Sabrina Cauvet, Choreographer
Electro-Acoustic Recital Series
Iden B. Payne Theater
Austin, Texas
May 10-11, 1997
Reason/Empathy
Sound - the Alarm!
Hyde Park Theater
Austin, Texas
May 13, 1997
Kinaskesis
Original work for video and dance
Brian Greene, Choreographer
Tom Lopez, Composer
Electro-Acoustic Recital Series
Iden B. Payne Theater
Austin, Texas
May 10-11, 1997 Hollow Ground: Part II
Sharir Dance Company Lecture and Exhibition
Connecticut College International Technology Festival
Yacov Sharir and Katie Salen, Exhibitors
New London, CT
February 27-March 2, 1997
Every Day in Amerika
Original work for video and sound
Conduit 97
Public Domain Theater
Austin, Texas
March 15, 1997
Hollow Ground: Part II
Sharir Dance Company Performance
Yacov Sharir, Choreographer
Tom Lopez, Composer
McCullough Theatre
Austin, Texas
November 15-17, 1996
CyberStudio Videographer
CyberStudio
Future Moves Festival
Amsterdam, Holland
September 22-29, 1996
Hollow Ground: Part II
Sharir Dance Company Performance
Yacov Sharir, Choreographer
Tom Lopez, Composer
Future Moves Festival
Rotterdam, Holland
September 22-29, 1996
Hollow
Ground: Part II (premiere)
Sharir Dance Company Performance
Yacov Sharir, Choreographer
Tom Lopez, Composer
B. Iden Payne Theatre
Austin, Texas
April 26 & 27, 1996
Hollow
Ground: Part I
EARS Concert (Electro-Acoustic Recital Series)
McCullough Theatre
Performing Arts Center
University of Texas at Austin
Austin, Texas
December 7, 1995
Hollow
Ground: Part I (premiere)
Sharir Dance Company Performance
Yacov Sharir, Choreographer
Tom Lopez, Composer
McCullough Theatre
Austin, Texas
November 10 & 11, 1995
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Other Experience and Activities
Robo-City
@ Austin Children’s Museum
Austin, TX
June 1998
As one of several instructor-artists, responsible for leading 18 high
school children in a recent project to build an interactive playroom for
kids (and adults) at the Austin Children’s Museum. Specifically,
lectured on topics concerning multimedia production while shooting video
(with the kids) for a documentary on the process.
SXSW,
Inc.
Austin, TX
January through March 1995
One of the four main organizers of 1995's SXSW Multimedia Conference in
Austin. Garnered extensive experience in large event planning, management
and administration. Organized the Internet Theater with 16 individual
tutorials as well as several panels for the multimedia track while acting
as the panelist liaison for SXSW. Arranged Internet and videoconfererencing
connectivity for the Hyatt Regency and Austin Convention Center via sponsorship
from Southwestern Bell and VideoCall and produced three live videoconferenced
events with San Francisco, Paris and the New Media Expo in Los Angeles.
Continued to consult and serve on several panels for the 1996, 1997 and
1998 Multimedia/ Interactive Festivals.
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