Christina McPhee

1954–

Christina McPhee (b. 1954; Pomona, California) is a multimedia artist whose forensic observations layer visual, sonic, scientific, and poetic data within drawing, painting, video, and photography. In collaboration with sound artists, poets, composers, and field research scientists, she creates works for performance, installation, and exhibition, especially concerning climate futures, environmental histories, and spirituality. Her performances, video, and net art have been shown in exhibitions, festivals, and electronic media archives around the world, including Cybersonica/Convergence, Institute of Contemporary Arts New Media Center, London; California Museum of Photography, University of California, Riverside; back_up/Lounge|lab, Bauhaus-University Weimar, Germany; Victoria Film Festival, British Columbia; FILE Electronic Language International Festival, Brazil; and Digital Arts and Culture (DAC), Melbourne, Australia.

Introduction

Christina McPhee (born 1954) is an American painter, new media and video artist.

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Q5110834

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Online

First acquired
2005

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