Workshop: RULES! A fun time with Dina Kelberman

Dina's Kelberman work often utilizes procedural accumulation of found digital images and video to create artworks that are more than a sum of their parts. Such projects include “I’m Google”, an ongoing tumblr project which has been shown internationally and featured in “The New York Times Magazine”, and the browser-based “Smoke & Fire”, which was commissioned by the New Museum.

In this workshop Kelberman will discuss her artistic process of Intuition > Rules > Execution, and lead participants in the creation and execution of their own procedural experiments. These experiments will invite participants to avoid overthinking, focus on intuition and whim, and create work within a game-like structure.

Dina Kelberman is an artist living and working in Baltimore, MD. Kelberman has been invited to create original web-based pieces for the New Museum and The Marina Abramovic Institute and has shown internationally including at Le Mois de la Photo in Montreal, Canada, the Internationale Design Saint-Etinne and Recontres de la Photographie in France, and The Jimei x Arles International Photo Festival and Shenzhen Independent Animation Biennale in China. Her work has been written about in “The New York Times”, “Art21” and NPR, and most recently in the books “Known and Strange Things” (Cole, 2016) and “Wasting Time on the Internet” (Goldsmith, 2016).