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BORN
Edinburgh, Scotland
EDUCATION
1994 M.F.A The School of the Museum of Fine Arts/Tufts University
1988 B.F.A The Kansas City Art Institute
EXHIBITIONS (solo shows marked by asterisk)
2010
Tate Modern, London England
No Soul for Sale
Gridspace, Brooklyn, NY
2009
University of North Carolina, Allcott Gallery, Chapel Hill, NC
BULK
* Vox Populi- Solo exhibition, Philadelphia, PA
Islanders
X-Initiative, New York, New York
No Soul for Sale
Space Gallery, Portland, ME
Expanded Marks
* Vox Populi- Solo exhibition, Philadelphia, PA
Landscape: notes from nowhere
Elements Museum of Contemporary Art, Beijing, China
Implosion or Fusion: Special Moment of International Art
2008
Pharmaka Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
2007
Liao Collection, Philadelphia, PA
4/4: In Rare Form Design
Director's Lounge: Contemporary Media and Art, Berlin,Germany
The Center for Photography at Woodstock, Woodstock, NY
Death Bizarre
Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia, PA,
Locally Localized Gravity
International House, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA,
Selected Works
2006
The Lab, San Francisco, CA,
Road Movies
National Centre for Contemporary Arts, Moscow, Russia
TEMPORARY CITIES
* Vox Populi- Solo exhibition, Philadelphia, PA
Harvesting
University Of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA,
Invitational Vernacular Spectacular Extravaganza
Falling Cow Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
Cut & Paste
Vox Populi, Philadelphia, PA,
Minty
District of Columbia Arts Center, Washington DC.
Home Free
2005
Gorky Sadan, Calcutta, India
International Film Festival on Violence Against Women
York Arts, York, PA
Media Lounge
* Carbon 14 Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
Life Catalog_COLOR SYSTEMS
Painted Bride Art Center, Philadelphia, PA
Viewpoint
2004
Hera Gallery, Wakefield, Rhode Island,
Girl Art Now
Media Bureau Network, Philadelphia, Pa
2003
Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia. PA.
Contemporary Video Screening
Arts Center of EAFIT University, Medellin, Colombia, South America, FOTOFIESTA 2003: International Photography Biennial
2002
Mills Gallery at The Boston Center for the Arts, Boston, MA
Media [Less]Medium: Short Works in Video
Pioneer Theater: New York City's Showplace of Independent Cinema, New York, New York
Chicks with Flicks
John Hopkins Film Festival 2002, Baltimore, MD
Rutgers University, Honorable Mention. New Brunswick, NJ
The United States Super and Digital Video Festival
Israeli Center for the Arts, Tel Aviv Cinematech, Tel Aviv, Israel
Poetics and Fear
Savannah College of Art and Design, Savannah, GA.
In Response: A Tribute to the Heroes and Victims of September 11
Art Center Waco, Waco TX.
Visions International
2001
Art Institute of Boston, Boston Cyber Arts Festival, Boston, MA
Digital Identity: Better Living Through Bits
Atlantic Center for the Arts, New Symrna Beach, FL
INsideOUT
Sedgwick Cultural Center, Philadelphia PA
Digital Devas
Zeitgeist Gallery, Boston Cyber Arts Festival, Boston, MA
Media Midway
2000
Squeaky Wheel, Buffalo, NY
Axlegrease
1997
Revolving Museum, Boston, MA
New Video
Contemporary Arts Center, North Adams, MA
VideoSpace at CAC
Usdan Gallery at Bennington College, Bennington, VT
VideoSpace
1996
Soho 20 Gallery, New York, NY
Annual Juried Exhibition
1995
Boston Center for the Arts, Boston, MA
Pinball Artcade
88 Room Gallery, Allston, MA
24 Hours of Video
Rhode Island School of Design Museum, Providence, RI
Video Vision
1994
Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art North Adams, MA
Video Now
Aidekman Arts Center, Medford, MA
Frames of Reference, Frames of Mind
1993
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA,
Emerging Video
ARTIST/PANELIST
Kutztown University, 2006. Kutztown, PA Visiting Artist
The College Art Association, 2002. Philadelphia, PA Panelist, "The Signal"
The Art Institute of Boston, 2001. Boston, MA "SexHex" at The CyberArts Festival
The College of New Jersey, 1999. Ewing, NJ "Lesbian Video," ; "Women and Video"
Rhode Island School of Design,1997. Providence, RI "Transgressions- Experimental Video"
Williams College, 1997. Williamstown, MA. "Looking at Alternative Video Documentaries"
Brandeis University, 1996. "Gender and Technology"
New England Artist Congress, 1996. Portland, ME "Time Based Arts in New England"
Mobius, 1995. Boston, MA "South African Project"
Space Gallery, 1995. Boston, MA "Identity, Sex and Politics: Women Working in Video"
AWARDS
Scholarly Research Grant, The College of New Jersey, “MEDIATED LANDSCAPES”, 2008
Scholarly Research Grant, The College of New Jersey, “ Life Catalog”, 2002
Atlantic Center for the Arts Residency Fellowship, 2001
SOSA, Scholarly Research grant, The College of New Jersey, “Gender_ Tech” 1999
Experimental Television Center Residency, Oswego, NY, 1997
LEF Foundation Grant, Boston, MA, 1996
BIBLIOGRAPHY
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Amorosi, A.D. "Cut & Paste" Philadelphia City Paper, August 21, 2006
Boyle, Jim "The Sun Always Shines" Time-Off, January, 2002
Copeland, Colette, “Life catalog and color systems” Roberta Fallon andLibby Rosof's artblog; http://www.fallonandrosof.com/artblog. June 8, 2005
Erikson, Leann, “Independent Film and Video in Boston” Afterimage, July–August, 1997
Feinberg. Shaina. "Chicks with Flicks." Venus, Winter 2001.
"Film Alternatives: Chick with Flicks." Time Out New York, (issue 360) August 2002.
"Good Times" The NY Times, January 2002
"International Film Fest on women, child abuse." Indian Express, Calcutta, India
Jackson, Vincent. "Buena Grad's Film Festival Presents Women Directors." The Press of Atlantic County, August, 2002.
"PICK: Cut & Paste" Key to Philadelphia, August 14, 2006
"New Jersey's Film Festivals" The Star-Ledger, January 2002
New Jersey Public Television (NJN), State of The Arts: Interview with Anita Allyn, 2002
New York Press, (vol. 15, no. 34) August 2002
O'Sullivan, Eleanor. "Scintillating Cinema." Asbury Park Press, January 2002
O'Sullivan, Eleanor. "Four from New Jersey." Asbury Park Press, February 2002
"Regional best bets for weekend: Super Festival" The Courier News, February 2002.
"Video Fest comes to New Brunswick." Trenton Times, February 10 2002.
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