Stewart Dickson
60 Chestnut Court
Champaign, IL  61822 USA
(217)333-3923(tel.) / (217)244-1827(fax)

mathart(a)emsh.calarts.edu

List of Exhibitions

• One-Man Exhibitions:
  • 8 August, 1990 Exhibition of Sculpture of Numerical Abstraction containing Stereolithographs (direct, physical 3D computer output) of Mathematical surfaces (defined by equations); Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas, Texas, Sponsored by Silicon Graphics, Incorporated.
  • 1-10 April, 1987 Installation of "Ringed Space", large-scale acoustical sculpture; Triton College, River Grove, Illinois. Sponsored through a Short-Term Artists Residency (STAR) grant from the Illinois Arts Council and the Triton College Office of Cultural Programming.
  • 22-26 April, 1985 Installation and performance of the Electroacoustic Monochord. State of Illinois at Chicago Center; in conjunction with New Music Chicago Spring Festival '85; Sponsored by the Chicago Office of Fine Arts and the Illinois Arts Council.
  • 3-30 August, 1982 Exhibition of Sculpture, Carvel State Building, Wilmington, Delaware; Sponsored by the Delaware Arts Council.

• Group Exhibitions:
  • 7 October, 2001 - 5 May, 2002 The ExplOratorium, San Francisco. Mathematica A World of Numbers ... and Beyond. Stewart Dickson's 3-D Zoetrope of the Costa-Torus metamorphosis was selected to accompany a temporary exhibition of Charles and Ray Eames' classic Mathematica
  • 23-28 July, 2000 ACM SIGGRAPH Art Gallery, Morial Convention Center, New Orleans, Louisiana.
  • 8-9 October, 1999 INTERSCULPT'99 The French Senate, Paris
  • 1-9 October, 1999 TeleSculpture 1999 Institute for Studies in the Arts Arizona State University, Tempe.
  • 26 June-12 July, 1998 art + aesthetics of artificial life Center for the Digital Arts, Wight Gallery, Dickson Arts Center, University of California at Los Angeles.
  • 24-28 October, 1995 INTERSCULPT '95 Silicon Gallery Philadelphia, PA and Galerie Graphe, Paris, France.
  • 4 November-15 December, 1993 Fourth International Symposium on Electronic Arts (FISEA93), Group Exhibition: "The Art Factor", Minneapolis College of Art and Design, Minneapolis, Minnesota..
  • 9 - 13 November, 1992 Third International Symposium on Electronic Arts (TISEA), Group Exhibition, Rolsyn Oxley9 Gallery, Syndey, New South Wales, Australia.
  • 28 March-16 May, 1992 Computer Age Fine Art, The Williams Gallery, Princeton, New Jersey.
  • 25 May-1 September, 1991 El Art Exhibition of Electronic Art, Retretti Art Centre, Punkaharju, Finland.
  • 10 May-3 November, 1991 Ciba-Geigy Exhibit, Materials Science Pavilion, Heureka National Research Exhibition, Zuerich, Switzerland.
  • 15-16 June, 1991 Golden State Sculptors Association Fifth-Annual Spring Show, Agoura, California. Six wall pieces incorporating the female form were awarded an Honorable Mention in the Figurative Realism category of judging.
  • 30 January-1 February, 1991 Sculpture of Mathematical Surfaces, IMAGINA Tenth Monte-Carlo Forum on New Images, Monte-Carlo, Monaco.
  • 12-15 January, 1991 Exhibition of large-format thermal prints, 35mm stereograms in stereo slide viewers and a Stereolithograph, 1991 Mathematica Conference, San Francisco, CA.
  • November, 1987-April, 1988 Artists Bookworks Exhibition, King Steven Museum, Budapest, Hungary
  • November, 1986-April, 1987 Computer-Generated Slide Imagery for "Radiant City", Laser Light production; John Boesche, Producer; original music by Chicago-area composers.
  • 14 April-9 June, 1984 "New Horizons in Art", Chicago Public Library Cultural Center.