84"h. x 192"w. x 132"d. PETER FORBES The installation sculpture is viewer interactive. When the viewer steps into the beam of the photoelectric switch, the spacecraft begins to slowly move back and forth about 145 degrees. The spacecraft is fitted with downward directed axial fan and halogen lamp.
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24"h. X 95"w. X 30"d. PETER E. FORBES A mini-TV camera is mounted in the neck of the surveillance dog and a monitor in the wing. The head/neck of the dog moves continuously back and forth at 145 degrees.
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viewed flying over Syracuse 24"h. X 95"w. X 30"d. PVC sheet, electromechanicals, electronics, et al. PETER E. FORBES A mini-TV camera is mounted in the neck of the dog and a monitor in the wing. The head/neck of the dog slowly and continuously moves back and forth 145 degrees. E |  |
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PETER E. FORBES Each of the three uprights houses a CCTV serveillance camera |  |
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Third International Miniatures Art Biennial, Salle Augustin-Chenier, VilleMerie, Quebec, Canada; May 18 to June 30, 1995; Jurors: Madam Gaetane Godbout, Maurice Forget and Jeffrey Stellick; One work accepted. Twelfth International Biennial of Humor and Satire in the Arts, House of Humor and Satire, 5300 Gabrovo, Bulgaria; May 20 to September 30, 1995 Jury Chair: Georgi Chapkunov; Two works accepted. Fourteenth Annual International Competition end Exhibition, 80 Washington Square East Galleries, New York University, New York, New York; February 3 to March 9, 1990 Juror: Ivan C. Karp, O.K. Harris Works of Art, New York, New York; Two works accepted, one received honorable mention. First Annual International Exhibition of Miniature Art, Del Bello Gallery, Toronto, Ontario, Canada; November 9 to December 31, 1986; Jurors: Luciana Benzi, Barry Philp and Sorel Etrog One work accepted.
NATIONAL JURIED SHOWS AND COMPETITIONS: Three Rivers Arts Festivals, Juried Exhibition, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvnia; June 2 to 18, 1989; Jurors: Lute Jimenez, sculptor, New Mexico; Ronald Kuchta, Director, Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse, New York; David Tisdsle, designer, New York City; One work accepted. Small Works National '84, Zaner Gallery, Rochester, New York; December 8, 1984 to January 6, 1985; Juror: Charles Rand Penney, art collector One work accepted. One of five finalists in a national sculpture competition for a work to be placed in front of the state capitol building at Tallahassee, Florida. Concept presentation on exhibition at capital rotunda during February of 1984.
REGIONAL JURIED SHOWS AND COMPETITIONS: Syracuse Biennial '84, Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse, New York November Z. 1984 to January 6, 1985 Juror: Kim Levin, art critic, The Village Voice, New York City One work accepted. Twelve County Finger Lakes Art Exhibition, The Cayuga County Museum of History and Art, Auburn, New York July 10 to September 9, 1985 Juror: Walter Long One work- accepted.
INSTALLATIONS: Installation of Shelter/Surveillance Sculpture in main concourse of the Shaffer Art Building, School of Art and Design, Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York February 1994 Major site-specific installation of The Monument in a rural location southwest of Syracuse, New York, during August of 1993. Urban installation of Hyper-Security System in a downtown Syracuse, New York, location in July of 1992. TEACHING AWARD: Department of Foundation Art Teaching Excellence Award for 1992-1993; School of Art and Design, Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York May 1993 PUBLICATIONS: Photograph of sculpture Fast Moves, with textual reference, included in Sculpture: Technique-FORM-Content by Arthur Williams, Department of Sculpture, University of Texas, Abilene, Texas. Published by Davis Publications, Worcester, Massachusetts. 1989 PROFESSIONAL MEMEBERSHIPS Art and Science Collaborations, Staten Island, New York International Sculpture Center, Washington, DC |