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"Delusions of Dialogue: Control and Choice in Interactive Art"

Jim Campbell's installations use live imagery and computer memory to create environments in which the viewer's response becomes an essential element of the work.

Campbell will examine various interfaces used in interactive art--where "interactivity" is defined broadly as a dynamic spectrum with responsive systems on one end and controllable systems on the other--and invite speculation on issues of objectivity and subjectivity present in electronic art.

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Campbell's art work is exhibited widely in North America and abroad, and is in the collection of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the University Art Museum, Berkeley, as well as several corporate and private collections. As well as being an acclaimed artist, Campbell is an electronics engineer who holds several patents in the field of image processing.

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