CCI 2010 Grant

The Center for Cultural Innovation (CCI) today announced twenty‐six artists who received funding in the fifth
round of funding under its Investing in Artists grants program, which is designed to build the personal and
creative capacity of California’s artists working in all disciplines.

The Investing in Artists grants program was established by the Center for Cultural Innovation (CCI) in 2007 to
enhance the working lives and strengthen the creative support system for California artists working in all
disciplines. Following three initial rounds of funding made to 54 artists in 2007 and 2008, CCI was able to
expand the program which will now make $1 million in new grants to artists from 2009‐2011, supported by
The James Irvine Foundation and The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.

Round V of the Investing in Artists grants program specifically provided support to working artists in the
Visual Arts, Craft and Literary Arts in two categories: 1) for the acquisition of Artistic Equipment & Tools; and
2) for Artistic Innovation.

In the Artistic Equipment & Tools category, fourteen (14) artists received Investing in Artists grants:

• Susan Avila (Craft, Oakland)
• Amy Balkin (Multidisciplinary, San Francisco)
• Chris Bell (Multidisciplinary, San Mateo)
• Cindy Bernard (Visual Arts, Los Angeles)
• James Buckhouse (Multidisciplinary, Palo Alto)
• Heather Bursch (Visual Arts, Los Angeles)
• Joshua Churchill (Multidisciplinary, San Francisco)
• Binh Danh (Photography, San Jose)
• David Gurman (Multidisciplinary, San Francisco)
• Taro Hattori (Visual Arts, Oakland)
• Packard Jennings (Multidisciplinary, Oakland)
• Larry Kline (Visual Arts, Escondido)
• Blaine Merker (Multidisciplinary, San Francisco)
• Kim Stringfellow (Multidisciplinary, Joshua Tree)

In the Artistic Innovation category, twelve (12) artists received Investing in Artists grants:

• Jeff Chang (Literary Arts, Berkeley)
• Sara Daleiden (Multidisciplinary, Los Angeles)
• Sergio de la Torre (Multidisciplinary, San Francisco)
• Amy Franceschini (Visual Arts, San Francisco)
• Guillermo Gomez‐Pena (Multidisciplinary, San Francisco)
• Desiree Holman (Multidisciplinary, Oakland)
• Ali Liebegott (Literary Arts, San Francisco)
• Kelly Nipper (Multidisciplinary, Los Angeles)
• Scott Oliver (Visual Arts, Oakland)
• Alison Pebworth (Visual Arts, San Francisco)
• Jessica Rath (Visual Arts, Los Angeles)
• Philip Ross (Multidisciplinary, San Francisco)

UCB

Dear friends,

save the date for an opening party at Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive for a Serg Riva online exhibition and book release.

Rope

My favorite painting of rope.

Reviewed...

If you missed the show in LA, here is a review which gives a good sense of what the show was like.

Check it out if you get a chance. Pictures!

http://www.dailyserving.com/2009/02/james_buckhouse.php


The review is by Allison Gibson.

More DAYFORNIGHT

DAY FOR NIGHT

Walter Maciel Gallery is pleased to present:

DAY FOR NIGHT
January 10, 2009 to February 14, 2009

A solo exhibition by James Buckhouse

DAY FOR NIGHT is a computer controlled animated video that re-edits itself every time it plays. The video is made up of hand-drawn animation, computer processed video and computer generated images. The subject matter of the video is the structure of cinematic narrativity itself – with common tropes of cinema replaying themselves with structural fidelity, but narrative obscurity. The story traces the lives of several characters as they meet, discuss, and pursue each other through cinematic space.

walter maciel gallery
2642 s. la cienega boulevard
los angeles, ca 90034

310 839 1840 phone
310 839 1844 fax

info@waltermacielgallery.com
Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 11:00am - 6:00pm

Architectural League NY - Feb 7, 2008

I will be taking part in a roundtable discussion at the Architectural League. Details below...
306090: On Models
Emily Abruzzo, James Buckhouse, D. Graham Burnett, Eric Ellingsen, John Nastasi, and Jonathan Solomon Thursday, February 7
7:00 p.m.
The Urban Center
457 Madison Avenue

"On Models is an opportunity to reflect on the increasing use of models developed for disciplines not traditionally associated with the field of architecture in the design, making, and study of architecture. At the same time architects are employing these models in increasingly rigorous ways, they are transforming the role of the models from appropriated images to adopted processes, complicating the fields of contemporary art, architecture, and research in wonderful ways. On Models will ask: How do these shifts fit into the development of new technologies in modeling, both in contemporary and historical terms? How do the changing attitudes towards physical models affect changing attitudes towards theoretical models? How do models bridge gaps between disciplines? Who and what are our role models and how does design in a post-post Modern era acknowledge this kind of sharing, borrowing, inspiration, and blurring of boundaries? On Models will bring issue editors Emily Abruzzo, Jonathan Solomon, and Eric Ellingsen together with issue contributors artist James Buckhouse, historian of science at Princeton D. Graham Burnett, and architect and educator John Nastasi."


Admission is free for League members and $10 for non-members. League members may make reservations by emailing rsvp@archleague.org. For more information call 212.753.1722 x13. AIA and New York State continuing education credits are available.

Co-sponsored by Urban Center Books.

Save the Date - Art Opening

Save the Date. Feb 2, 2008 6-8pm

Art opening of Friends and Strangers at Walter Maciel Gallery in LA.

(310) 839-1840


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Pulse Art Fair - Miami

Walter Maciel gallery will be presenting my work at the Pulse Art Fair in Miami, Dec. 5-9, 2007. The works will be a preview of my upcoming solo show coming Jan/Feb 2008.

Bookstore

I've added a bookstore feature to www.jamesbuckhouse.com

It is an aStore by Amazon, and lists exhibition catalogs and other books where my work is mentioned or featured.

Building your own is really easy, here's a link to getting started.

MODELS 306090

Princeton Architectural Press publishes Models (306090) by Emily Abruzzo (Editor), Eric Ellingsen (Editor), Jonathan D. Solomo (Editor).

Included in the book are several images and a short text I wrote about the Friends and Strangers series.

Nightingale and the Rose

June 2007 - Nightingale and the Rose

I was in NY in June working with Christopher Wheeldon as the production designer of his new ballet, The Nightingale and the Rose. I created both hand-painted and computer-generated animations which were projected onto scrims for the scenery.

Click here for the review in the NY Times.