Opening event: niw Art Lab at the Bass Museum School of Art

[Xavier Cortada]

Denise,

I'll certainly swing by the niw Art Lab on Saturday -- its about something
that's intrigued me since my WebStudio days!

If you (and your friends) have a chance, swing by my art reception the night
before.  More info at:
http://www.cortada.com/gallery/virtualexhibits/casagrande-march2001.htm.

Thanks,
X

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  FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT THE ARTIST AT:

Xavier Cortada

3621 SW Third Avenue

Miami, FL 33145

United States of America

tel:  305-858-1323

fax:  305-857-9282

e-mail:  xavier at cortada.com

website:   http://www.cortada.com

Xavier Cortada has exhibited his works in museums, galleries, and cultural
venues around the world and has pioneered the use of the Internet in
collaborative art-making. The Miami-based Cuban-American artist, attorney,
and activist has worked collaboratively with diverse groups across the
United States, Latin America, Europe and Africa to create pro-social
community murals and participant-driven art projects.

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<p><p>  LAUNCH EVENT: niw Art Lab
  Bass Museum School of Art, 2100 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach
  (a block away from the museum)
  Saturday, March 31st, 2001, 1:00-5:00 PM
  Free and open to the public

  The Bass Museum of Art invites you to the opening of the niw Art Lab, the
first community-access multimedia center in Miami Beach.

  At this singular event, you can get a preview of niw Art Lab resources and
classes, eat ice cream, try out the new Macintosh G4 Powerbooks, listen to
music, participate in mini-workshops, witness a special guest appearance by
mariachis, mingle, and finally, be among the first to register to use the
lab during drop-in Open Studio hours --- free for Miami Beach residents, and
$10 yearly for others.

  The niw Art Lab was founded as part of new information workshop (niw), a
new initiative at the Bass created to promote artmaking, education and
exchange in the community by using new media and communication technologies
as tools. It is funded by grants from the John S. and James L. Knight
Foundation, the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs, and
Friends of the Bass Museum, Inc.

<p>  For more information, contact Denise Delgado at 305.673.7530, ext 1003.
  Read the full press release at http://www.bassmuseum.org under "press
releases."

  new information workshop (niw) is an umbrella project that includes the
niw Art Lab; a Media Research Center in the museum that offers visitors a
portal to extensive online information about the museum's collections,
exhibitions and visual arts in general; a redeveloped website set to launch
in May; the North Beach/Homestead Project, which will link artists and high
school students through a collaborative web-based documentary project; and
niw Residents, a new media artists-in-residence program to begin in 2002.

  Bass Museum of Art
  2121 Park Avenue
  Miami Beach, FL 33139
  tel 305 673 7530
  fax 305 673 7062
  http://www.bassmuseum.org

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