PAMELA HAWKINS
will show a brief 4 minute work in progress on
reading and writing and library book images.  She will discuss the programs
being screened in the NOT STILL ART FESITVAL 1998 Screening.
Pamela Susan Hawkins has shown her time based works in such venues as
the European Media Arts Festival, Osnabrück, Germany, the WRO 97
Festival in Wroclaw, Poland, Art in General in New York city, Mobius in
Boston and the National Poetry Video Festival in Chicago.  Her 15 year
practice as an artist encompasses video, audio, digital, print and
photography.  Pamela's employment has taken her to such places as
Artistic Director at Pyramid Arts Center in Rochester to Experimental
Video Instructor at Rhode Island School of Design to Digital Instructor
at the University of Buffalo.  She has personally had residencies and
has coordinated three - one week residencies for students at the
Experimental Television Center in Owego, New York.  Pamela currently
teaches Drawing and Video and is Assistant to the Directors of the
Institute for Electronic Arts at Alfred University.  She is enthusiastic
about looking at and speaking behalf of a wide range of arts.

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The Not Still Art Festival is produced by the Boswell Museum of East Springfield, NY with in-kind support by Gallery 53 of Cooperstown, NY.  The Festival is a Decentralization Program which is made possible, in part, with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts.  In Otsego County the Decentralization Program is administered by the Upper Catskill Community Council of the Arts.  The Festival is also made posible with funds from the Presentation Funds Grant from the Experimental Television Center, and promotional support from Media Alliance at WNET/Thirteen, FIVF/AIVF and the Bay Area Video Coalition.

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