October 26 - December 15, 2007 USF CAM           Friday, October 26, 2007 Marshall Center Ballroom	Homing Devices Homing Devices is a group exhibition that considers the way contemporary Latin American and Caribbean sculptors—who may live and work anywhere in the world—approach the idea of home in context of increasing globalization, mobility, exile and migration in the Americas. By including works that are accented but not defined or delimited by cultural, geographical, and national boundaries, the exhibition considers the vital question of how art and artists preserve their identity within a global landscape. Homing Devices exhibition walkthrough Connection Speed: LAN | Broadband | Dial-up Symposium with Noel Smith, María Fernanda Cardoso, and Edouard Duval-Carrié Connection Speed: LAN | Broadband | Dial-up
August 27 - October 13, 2007 USF CAM	Elsewhere Elsewhere explores the familiar and often tragic theme of the quest. The artists included in this exhibition embark upon quixotic adventures to both real and imagined places - at times edging on the ridiculous, treacherous, and sublime. Pulling from sources as varied as Victorian expeditions, romantic tourism, travel literature, and Hollywood films, the artists in Elsewhere blend documentary styles with found footage, tableaux, and performance into potent mixtures of fact, fantasy, and feeling. To this end, they employ strategies of displacement, re-enactment, and repetition in an effort to erode the temporal boundaries implicit to existing representations of histories, identities, and geographies. Elsewhere exhibition walkthrough Connection Speed: LAN | Broadband | Dial-up
June 15 - August 4, 2007 USF CAM             June 15, 2007 USF CAM	Stereo Vision Stereo Vision, an interdisciplinary museum project, gazes simultaneously at the past, present and future as it proposes a glimpse at ways art and technology shape our vision and perception. Stereographs, a 19th century groundbreaking historical antecedent of virtual reality, are joined with contemporary works that make use of perspective, features of virtual reality and immersive environments to probe and disturb our normative visual, auditory, and kinetic perceptive experiences. Stereo Vision exhibition walkthrough Connection Speed: LAN | Broadband | Dial-up Symposium with Margaret A. Miller, Izabel Galliera, Robert Drapkin and James Tunick Connection Speed: LAN | Broadband | Dial-up
April 27 - May 25, 2007 USF CAM	USF School of Art & Art History MFA Graduation Exhibition This premiere of the Master of Fine Arts Graduation Exhibition at the USF Contemporary Art Museum features diverse artworks by twelve artists from the nationally ranked studio art program at USF. MFA exhibition walkthrough Connection Speed: LAN | Broadband | Dial-up
January 12 - March 3, 2007 USF CAM                 Febuary 16, 2007 USF Theater 1	Trisha Brown: Drawing on Land and Air The Trisha Brown Dance Company has presented the work of its legendary artistic director for 35 years. In addition to dance, Brown is known for her work in the visual arts, including improvisational works combining dance and drawing, and collaborations with artists including Robert Rauschenberg, John Cage, Laurie Anderson and Terry Winters. Trisha Brown: Drawing on Land and Air will present Brown’s new improvisational drawings, a selection of collaborative works with artists, and new prints commissioned by Graphicstudio. Trisha Brown exhibition walkthrough Connection Speed: LAN | Broadband | Dial-up Symposium with Margaret A. Miller, Susan Rosenberg, Michael Foley and Trisha Brown Connection Speed: LAN | Broadband | Dial-up
October 27 - December 16, 2006           October 27, 2006 USF Marshall Center Ballroom	Berni Searle Approach Berni Searle: Approach, is a multidimensional program with internationally celebrated South African artist, whose work in performance, photography, film and video installation address racial and gender inequities through the use of her body, personal histories and the construction of personal mythologies. Berni Searle exhibition walkthrough Connection Speed: LAN | Broadband| Dial-up Symposium with Berni Searle, Laurie Ann Farrell and Mark Coetzee Connection Speed: LAN | Broadband| Dial-up
July 7 - October 7, 2006 USF CAM                 Friday, September 1, 2006 FAH101 USF Music Recital Hall	Vic Muniz: Reflex Since the mid-1990s, Brazilian artist Vik Muniz has been making an international impact with his photographs documenting images he has made in an astonishing variety of non-art, often ephemeral materials, including dirt, sugar, wire, string, chocolate syrup, peanut butter, fake blood, color chips, the circular paper remnants made by hole punches, and diamonds. Muniz’ images are at once familiar—they are often of recognizable news images, works from art history, or well-known personages—and alien: after an initial moment or recognition, it quickly becomes clear that these images are not what they first seemed. Vik Muniz exhibition walkthrough Connection Speed:LAN | Broadband | Dial-up Artist’s Talk: Vik Muniz Artist Vik Muniz spoke about his work in his exhibition Reflex with Peter Boswell, Curator, Director of Programs, Miami Art Museum. Lecture Connection Speed:LAN | Broadband | Dial-up
Thursday, February 16, 2006 USF Gibbons Alumni Center, Traditions Hall	Collectors Club Lecture: Cary Leibowitz/Candyass Cary Leibowitz/Candyass is an artist, collector and currently Print Specialist at Christie’s in New York City. Leibowitz’ text-based art has been exhibited in Chicago, New York, Stockholm, Paris, Dusseldorf, Berlin, Montreal, and Nagoya, Japan. Lecture Connection Speed: LAN | Broadband | Dial-up
Friday, November 4, 2005 USF CAM	Beautiful Losers / Contemporary Art and Street Culture An exhibition of multi-media art and design that explores the recent work of a diverse group of visual artists that have emerged from aspects of street culture loosely organized around the subcultures of skateboarding, graffiti, punk, and hip-hop in urban U.S. cities. Symposium with Angela Boatwright, Ryan McGinness and Christian Strike Connection Speed: Broadband | Dial-up
September 9- October 21, 2005 USF CAM           September 9, 2005 FAH 101	Audio Files AudioFiles brings together converging elements of the spectrum of Sound Art. Artists Céleste Boursier-Mougenot, Christian Marclay and Stephen Vitiello create three individually engaging and enigmatic sonic installations, which defy convention and resist categorization. Exhibition Walkthrough Connection Speed: Broadband | Dial-up Symposium with Christoph Cox Connection Speed: Broadband | Dial-up
April 8 - July 15, 2005 USF CAM	ARTE 2005 Los Carpinteros / Inventing the World The first mid-career survey of the work of Los Carpinteros, a collective of young Cuban artists who live and work in Havana, Cuba. The artists—Marco Castillo, Dagoberto Rodriguez, and until 2003 Alexandre Arrechea—began to work together as students in the early 1990s at Havana’s prestigious Superior Institute of Art (ISA) and have since emerged as important presences on the expanding global terrain of art. Artist's Talk with Marco Castillo of Los Carpinteros Connection Speed: Broadband | Dial-up Los Carpinteros walkthrough of Inventing the World Connection Speed: Broadband | Dial-up Symposium with Corina Matamoros, Dr. Juan A. Martinez and Esterio Segura Connection Speed: Broadband | Dial-up
2004 Graphicstudio	Roxy Paine In his Graphicstudio collaboration, Paine has delivered a challenging work: Head Cheese, a sculptural meditation upon the visually arresting cold cut commonly available in grocery stores. Process Media Connection Speed: Broadband | Dial-up
2004 Graphicstudio	Guillermo Kuitca In the photogravure print Naked Tango, Kuitca pays homage to Andy Warhol’s dance step paintings, which were simple copies of diagrams created for teaching popular dance forms in mid-century America. Process Media Connection Speed: Broadband | Dial-up
August 27 - October 9, 2004 USF CAM	Burt Barr: Solid Water New York based artist Burt Barr has been making video-works since the 80s. Often using black and white and working from a singular viewpoint, he transforms common objects and everyday situations into intensely focused paeans of stylistic beauty. Walkthrough of the Exhibition Connection Speed: Broadband | Dial-up
August 27 - October 9, 2004 USF CAM	Janaina Tschäpe : Blood, Sea New York and Brazil based artist Janaina Tschäpe works in a variety of media including drawing, photography, film and installation. She employs the female body, transformed by her sculptural costumes and nature, to explore the space between dreams and reality. Walkthrough of the Exhibition Connection Speed: Broadband | Dial-up
February 2 - March 13, 2004 USF CAM	The Amazing & The Immutable The Amazing & The Immutable is an exhibition combining and contrasting vintage and contemporary photographic-based work from the distinguished Florida collections of Robert Drapkin and Martin Margulies. Exhibition Media Connection Speed: Broadband | Dial-up
February 2 - March 13, 2004 Graphicstudio	(Im)Printing Pictures Photographic prints from the Dropkin Collection and Graphicstudio. Walkthrough Connection Speed: LAN | Broadband | Dial-up
January 22, 2004 USF CAM & Graphicstudio	DNA Art & Science Juror: Eduardo Kac USF’s Institute for Research in Art (Contemporary Art Museum and Graphicstudio), and the Office of Research, held an open competition for art and design to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the discovery of DNA. Eduardo Kac . Artist Talk Connection Speed: Broadband | Dial-up
Nov. 21 - Jan. 16, 2004 USF CAM	Jim Campbell San Francisco-based artist Jim Campbell comes from a technical background in engineering - he holds two Bachelor of Science degrees in Mathematics and Engineering from MIT - and an artistic background in filmmaking. Walk Ways / concurrently with Jim Campbell Walk Ways brings together a diverse group of contemporary artists who have focused on the theme of walking, a purposeful or meandering activity that unites physical and mental freedom. Exhibition Media Connection Speed: Broadband | Dial-up
Aug. 30 - October 17, 2003 USF CAM	Trespassing: House X Artists Trespassing is an exhibition about house designs by nine contemporary artists in collaboration with the California architectural firm, TK Architecture. Exhibition Media Connection Speed: Broadband | Dial-up
2003 Graphicstudio	Keith Edmier . Cycas revolute bulbil Research in Production Techniques Process Media Connection Speed: Broadband | Dial-up
October 10, 2003 Marshall Center	Vik Muniz and Lilian Tone Artist Vik Muniz and Lilian Tone each will present a brief history of their work, and discuss concerns and ideas they share, such as the ways in which manners of representation, and the impact and reliability of reproduction, influence perception and affect issues such as civil liberties and censorship; They ground their observations in their experiences living under the military dictatorship of Brazil (1964-1985). Symposium Connection Speed: Broadband | Dial-up
May 16 - May 22, 2002 USF CAM	Bandy Sharon Engelstein & Aaron Parazette Media of exhibition set up. Media Connection Speed: Broadband | Dial-up
Oct. 27 - December 8, 2001 USF CAM	Lucy Orta Nexus Architecture + Connector IV Lucy Orta has been researching the poetic nature of clothing and portable habitats for the past ten years. Her transformable sculptures, Refuge Wear, Body Architecture, Nexus Architecture, and Modular Architecture, are highly original concepts for mobility, nomadism and networking. Exhibition Media Connection Speed: Broadband | Dial-up