Margaret
Dolinsky is an Artist, Research Scientist and Assistant Professor at the School
of Fine Arts at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana. Her recent work
involves digital painting fused into projections for opera and experimental
film. She researches, designs and creates virtual environments. She is co-chair
of the Engineering Reality of Virtual Reality conference with Ian McDowall. For
details, see SPIE.
Margaret Dolinsky's research investigates interactive experience over
high-speed networks and the CAVE Automated Virtual Environment while using the
digital arts for cognitive recognition and perceptual shifts. She is an
Assistant Professor and Research Scientist at the H.R. Hope School of Fine Arts
Indiana University Bloomington. Exhibitions include SIGGRAPH, Ars Electronica,
ICC, and the Walker Art Center USA. Her work is published in Leonardo,
Discover, Computer Graphics World, US News and World Report and ACM's Computer
Graphics. Lectures include Tsinghua University
(China), Ciber@rts Bilboa
(Spain), Sensorial Net (Brazil), BEAP (Australia), and ISEA (France). She
received an MFA from University of Illinois at Chicago and is currently a
researcher with the Planetary Collegium at the University of Plymouth, U.K.
Publications
Exhibitions
Publications
2008
37. Dolinsky M, Transformative navigation: energizing
imagery for perceptual shifts. pending.
36. McDowall, I., Dolinsky M, Eds., Proceedings
of International Society of Optical Engineering’s Electronic Imaging Science
& Technology Technical Conference: Engineering Reality of Virtual
Reality.
2007
35. Astrodime Transit
Authority. Fast Women. Boston, MA. DVD series.
34. Dolinsky M, Hello World (Illuminated Script). IV07 Information
Visualization. Zurich, CH. July 3-6.
33. Dolinsky M, Nelson T, Interfectio Puerorum: Digital Projections
and the 12th Century Fleury’s Massacre. ACM SIGCHI Creativity & Cognition Proceedings. Washington,
DC. June.
32. Dolinsky M, CAVEs Projecting Imagination into Reality
across High Speed Networks. Art
Inquiry. (Contemporary arts journal) Ed.: Ryszard W. Kluszczynski. Lodz:
Scientific Society Press, Poland.
2006
31. Dolinsky M, Inverse Perspective in Proceedings of International Society of
Optical Engineering’s Electronic Imaging Science & Technology Technical
Conference: Engineering Reality of Virtual Reality.
30. Dolinsky M, Sharing Virtual Reality Environments across
the International Grid (iGrid) in Ascott R, Ed., Engineering Nature: Art and consciousness in
the post-biological era. Bristol: Intellect.
29. Tsoupikova D, Dolinsky M, Hill, A, Kostis
H, Hmeljak D, Zhizhiin M, Medvedev
D, Ygdrasil - framework improvements empower artists
with rendering and creative control. In Future Generation Computer Systems. Publication
pending.
2005
28. Dolinsky M, A Ballad of Historical Dependency. Emerging Technologies Panel: New Media Art:
research at the forward edge. Visual Proceedings of ACM SIGGRAPH ‘05. Los
Angeles CA. Aug 1.
27. Dolinsky M, Experiential: becoming a part of the history
of projections. in Proceedings of Altered
States: transformations of perception, place, & performance. University
of Plymouth, UK. July 22–24.
26. Dolinsky M, Anstey J, Pape D, Aguilera J,
Kostis H, Tsoupikova D, Collaborative
Virtual Environments Art Exhibition. Proceedings of International Society of Optical Engineering’s
Electronic Imaging Science and Technology Technical Conference: The
Engineering Reality of Virtual Reality 2005.
2004
25. Dolinsky M, Aligning Projections: Painting and the CAVE.
Ciber@rt Bilbao. Spain, Apr 26-29.
24. Dolinsky M, Visual navigation structures in
collaborative virtual environments. in Proceedings of International Society of Optical Engineering’s
Electronic Imaging Science and Technology Technical Conference: The
Engineering Reality of Virtual Reality 2004.
2003
23. Dolinsky M, Immersive Projection and Virtual
Environments. in Katia
Maciel, ed. Redes
Sensoriais: arte ciência, technologia. Rio de Janeiro: Contra Capa
Livaria. ISBN 85-86011-74-6. Translation: Sensorial
Net: Art, Science and Technology. Published in Portuguese. Nov.
22. Dolinsky M, Arranging Things: A Rhetoric of Object
Placement by Leonard Koren. Leonardo Digital Reviews. Nov. [Book Review].
21. Dolinsky M, Gromala D, Sharir Y, The function of art in restructuring
experience in virtual environments Proc. of Virtual Systems and Multimedia: Hybrid Realities. Montreal, Canada. Oct.
20. Dolinsky M, Action and Reaction: The Life and Adventure
of a Couple by Jean Starobinski, Translated by Sophie Hawkes
with Jeff Fort. Leonardo Digital Reviews. Oct.[Book Review].
19. Pape D, Anstey J, Dolinsky M, Dambik, EJ, Ygdrasil—a framework for composing shared virtual
worlds In Future Generation
Computer Systems Vol 19, Issue 6, Aug 2003. Pages
1041-1049. 3rd biennial Internat’l Grid
applications-driven testbed event, Amsterdam, Netherlands. Sep 23-26.
18. Dolinsky M, Audio Sequencers and Sound Activated
Graphics in Networking CAVE™s. Intelligent Agent. Vol. 3, No. 2. Editor: Patrick Lichty. Director and Publisher: Christiane Paul.
17. Dolinsky M, Dambik EJ, Beat Box. iGrid 2002. National Science Foundation video produced at SARA, Stichting Academisch Rekencentrum Amsterdam. Holland.
2002
16. Dolinsky M, ≥2 Hearts Beat as One: CAVE
Collaborations and Sound Machines. 4th International CAiiA-STAR Research Conference: Consciousness
Reframed Non-local, Non-linear, Non-ordinary. Biennale for Electronic Arts
Perth. John Curtin University. Perth, Australia. Aug 1-4.
2001
15. Dolinsky M, Blue Window Pane II. Bloomington: Kennedy & Sons. Artist commerative
book. NTT InterCommunication Center. Tokyo, Japan.
14. Dolinsky M, CAVE-to-CAVE Artspeak:
Visual Metaphors for Collaborative Navigation. Bloomington: Kennedy & Sons. Artist commerative book. Collapsing Time & Space: High Performance
Network Application Program Symposium. IUPUI Indianapolis Apr 6.
13. Dolinsky M, Blue Window Pane II. C@T: The Connecticut College Center for
Arts and Technology. The 8th Biennial Symposium on Arts and Technology. New
London, Connecticut. Mar 1-3.
12. Dolinsky M, Teaching Virtual Reality as an Artistic
Medium. Computer Education 97. Feb 3-6. With cover image.
2000
11. Dolinsky M, Blue Window Pane: Seeing Into CAVE Virtual
Environment Art in Griffin RE, Ed., The
2001 International Visual Literacy Association (IVLA) Selected Readings.
IVLA 2000, Exploring the Visual Future: Art, Design, Science & Technology,
32nd Annual IVLA Conference, Ames, Iowa. Oct.
10. Dolinsky M, The Energy of Projections in Virtual
Environment Arts. in Proc. 3rd Intl Consciousness
Reframed, Res. Conf. Univ Wales College,Newport,
Ctr Advanced Inquiry Interactive Arts. UK. Aug.
09. Borner K, Dillon A, Dolinsky M, LVis—Library Visualization. Proceedings of the IEEE International
Conference on Information Visualization 2000. London, England. July.
08. Dolinsky M, Virtual Environment as Rebus in Ascott, Roy, Reframing Consciousness: Art
Mind and Technology, pp. 201-205. Intellect Books Publisher, UK. Nov.
1999
07. Dolinsky M, Ed., Facing Reality in Artists Using Science and Technology,
YLEM Newsletter San Francisco California. July/Aug.
06. Dolinsky M, Blue Window Pane in Artists Using Science and Technology,
YLEM Newsletter San Francisco California. July/Aug.
05. Sandor E, Fron J, Greiber K, Orellana F, Meyers S, Plepys D,
Dolinsky M, Ali MD, Collaborative
Visualization: New Advances in Documenting Virtual Reality with IGrams Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference Information
Visualization London 1999.
July 14-16.
1998
04. Dolinsky M, Strait Dope: A Pandora’s box of excitement
and interaction VRML Developers Journal 1(1) p.16-18. New York: Sys-con Publications.
1997
03. Dolinsky M, Creating art through virtual environments. Computer Graphics 31(4): p.34-35, 82.
New York: ACM Press.
02. Dolinsky M, Sehmisch,
G, Dream Grrrls: Metaphors. Visual Proceedings The Art and
Interdisciplinary Programs. ACM SIGGRAPH 97. p. 129.
01. Dolinsky M, Sehmisch, G, Dream Grrrls: A World of Virtual Reality. Proceedings: Consciousness Reframed, first International
CAiiA Research Conference. University
of Wales College Newport. July 5-6.
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Exhibitions
2008
109. University of Maryland. VR retrospective.
Dream Grrrls installation.
108. University of Arizona. Tucson, AZ. Apr.
Hello World large screen installation.
107. Sponsai
Christi.. In collaboration with the Early Music Institute, IU Jacobs School of
Music, IU Dept of Theater and Drama. Indiana University Art Museum. Bloomington. Feb 24. Drama.
106. MG Fest08, Motion Graphics Festival,
Society for the Arts. Chicago IL. Jan 15-21. Hello World screen installation.
www.mgFest.com
105. Indiana University Kokomo Art Gallery. Kokomo, IN. Jan. Hello World large screen
installation.
2007
104. Glitches, Bits, & Switches. Alogon Gallery. Chicago, IL Dec 1-31. Hello World large screen installation.
103. INtransit V.2:
Fast Women. 119 Gallery. Lowell, MA. Oct 13. Video collaboration with
Bebe Beard.
102. DART Gallery. IV07 Information Visualization. Zurich, Switzerland. Hello World (Illuminated
Script), July 3-6. DART gallery online and poster.
101. ACM SIGCHI Creativity & Cognition Conference. Washington, DC. June 14-15. Interfectio
Puerorum : Digital Projections and the12th Century Fleurys.
Demonstrations.
100. Fleury: Massacre of the Innocents. Trinity Congregational Church, Bloomington. Mar 31. Drama in collaboration
with the Early Music Institute, IU Jacobs School of Music.
99. The Bloomington Biennial 2007: Faculty
Artists from IU’s Hope School of Fine Arts. Indiana University Art Museum. Hello World (Illuminated Script) Jan 27-Mar 11.
98. Cinewomen NY
presents Animation, Avant-Garde,
and Experimental Films. Two
Boots Pioneer Theater. Experimental:
interactive movies for CAVEs. NY, NY. Jan 23.
97. Fleury: Massacre of the Innocents. In
collaboration with the Early Music Institute, IU Jacobs School of Music. Indiana University Art Museum. Bloomington. Jan 13. Drama.
2006
96. IU Research
Works. SuperComputing 06. Tampa FL. Nov 13-16. Cabinet of Dreams Poster.
95. Cabinet of Dreams. Indianapolis Museum of Art. Asian Galleries.
Nov 06-. Permanent
Collection.
94. Buffalo Infringement Festival VR Subfest. Haywalls Arts Center. Buffalo, NY. Beat Box. Aug 4-6.
93. Society of Imaging Sciences and Technology
International Society of Optical Engineering. IS&T SPIE’s 17th Annual
International Symposium: Electronic Imaging: Science and Technology. The Engineering Reality of Virtual Reality. Cabinet of Dreams VR exhibition, San Jose, CA.
Jan 20.
2005
92. ResearchWorks. SuperComputing 05, Seattle Washington. Nov 12-18. Cabinet of Dreams.
John-e-box.
91. IGRID, International GRID, San
Diego CA. Sep 26-29. Cabinet of Dreams. CAVE-to-CAVE.
90. I-Light, IN Univ. Purdue Univ.,
Indianapolis. Sep 21- 25. Cabinet of Dreams. CAVE-to-CAVE to IUB.
89. Ingenuity Festival. Cleveland Museum of Art, OH Sep 1-4. Cabinet of Dreams. CAVE wall.
88. X Room. Indianapolis Museum of Art. May 5-Nov 2006. Cabinet of Dreams- Permanent Collection.
87. American Association of Museums Conference. May 3. Cabinet of Dreams.
86. Bloomington Biennial 2005: Faculty Artists
from IU’s Hope School of Fine Arts. Indiana University Art Museum, IU Bloomington. Mar 25-Apr 30. Journey 405. Plasma Display.
85. VR Works Panel and Demonstration. Society of Imaging Sciences and Technology
International Society of Optical Engineering IS&T/SPIE’s 16th Annual International Symposium: Electronic
Imaging: Science & Technology. The Engineering Reality of Virtual Reality
Conference Exhibition. San Jose, CA. Jan 17-21. Beat Box. CAVE-to-CAVE to Univ.
of Illinois Chicago, SUNY Buffalo, IU.
2004
84. Red Gate Gallery, Dongbianmen Watchtower, Chongwenmen,
Beijing, China. Nov 24-27. Vintage ImmersaGrams.
83. CAVE to CAVE Network Art Exhibition. SVR 2004 Seventh Symposium on Virtual
Reality. In Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Oct 21. Collaboration between Brazil, SUNY Buffalo, EVL-UIC Chicago, Royal
Institute of Technology [Kungliga Tekniska
högskolan], Stockholm Sweden and IU.
82. The Lounge. School of Fine Arts Gallery, IU Bloomington. Oct 8. Activations No. 2.
John-e-box.
81. Networks and Collaboration. SUNY Buffalo Conference Apr 24-25. CAVE-to-CAVE. Beat Box.
80. IEEE Virtual
Reality Annual International Symposium. VRAIS
‘04. Chicago,
IL. Mar 29. Network CAVEs from IU to Chicago and Sweden. Beat Box.
79. DART Exhibition. SoFA Gallery, IU Bloomington. Feb 9-21. Activations.
John-e-box.
78. VR Works. Society of Imaging Sciences and
Technology International Society of Optical Engineering IS&T/SPIE’s 15th
Annual International Symposium: Electronic Imaging: Science and Technology. The Engineering Reality of Virtual Reality
Conference. In San Jose, CA. Jan
18-22. Beat Box. Networked at Univ of Illinois at
Chicago, SUNY Buffalo and IU.
2003
77. The Lounge. School of Fine Arts Gallery, Indiana University,
Bloomington. Oct 10. John-e-box.
76. Immedia. University
of Michigan Media Union. Ann Arbor, Jan 31- Feb 8. Beat Box CAVE.
75. Bloomington Biennial 2003: Faculty Artists
from Indiana University Hope School of Fine Arts. Indiana University Art Museum, Bloomington. Jan 25-Mar 9. Beat Box.
John-e-box.
2002
74. I-Light. IUPUI, Indianapolis. Dec
4. Indiana test-bed CAVE Exhibit over the Indiana Fiber Optic Net.
73. International Grid
applications-driven high bandwidth testbed. IGrid 2002, Amsterdam,
Holland. Sep 24-26. Beat Box–CAVE environment was networked simultaneously
between CAVEs in Indiana, Univ of Illinois at
Chicago, NCSA Champaign IL, SUNY Buffalo and Amsterdam.
72. digitalwind. Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago Version
2.0. Apr 18. Dream Grrrls and
Beat Box.
71. The WHO? Show. Murphy Art Center, Indianapolis, IN. Mar 16-22. Vintage
ImmersaGrams: signed interleaved CAVE Epson prints and Kodalith
films mounted on Plexiglas, framed in a metal light box.
70. Immedia Digital
Arts. University of Michigan
Media Union, Ann Arbor. Beat Box. Feb 8-17. CAVE.
69. Margaret Dolinsky. Space version 2.1 [Online Gallery] Curator: Ryan Gibson.
2001
68. Research@Indiana.
SC01, SuperComputing, Denver, CO, Beat Box Networked CAVE. Nov 10-16.
67. Digital Frontier–The Buffalo Summit. University of Buffalo. Nov 2-3. Beat Box–ImmersaDesk.
66. Digital Innovations in Printmaking. Drexel University Arts Gallery, Philadelphia, PA. Oct 31- Dec 7.
65. New Media Aesthetic. Alternate Currents. Chicago IL. Oct 27. Beat Box CAVE-to-CAVE.
64. Alive on the GRID. Ars Electronica Festival 2001 Linz, Austria. Sep. Beat Box collaboration with
UIC Chicago, SUNY Buffalo, Umea, Sweden, C3 Budapest, Amsterdam and IU. Permanent Collection.
63. Blue Window Pane II. NTT InterCommunication
Center. Tokyo, Japan. June 24.
CAVE Exhibit.
62. CAVE-to-CAVE Artspeak:
Visual Metaphors for Collaborative Navigation. and LVis - A Smart Virtual
Reality Interface to Digital Libraries. Collapsing Time & Space: A High Performance Network
Application Program Symposium, IUPUI Indianapolis. Apr 6. Poster.
61. Bloomington Biennial 2001: Faculty Artists
from IU’s Hope SoFA. IN Univ. Art Museum. Mar-Apr.
2000
60. Wired Women: On the Verge of a Digital
Renaissance. The Gallery at the
Three Arts Club, Chicago, IL. Dec 8 - Jan
22. ImmersaGrams exhibition.
59. Research@Indiana.
SC2K SuperComputing 2000. Dallas TX. Nov 6-10. Blue Window Pane II–Networked CAVE to ImmersaDesk Exhibition. LVis–ImmersaDesk
exhibition, & Virtual Poster.
58. Alberto Casiraghi.
IU School of Fine Arts
Gallery, Bloomington. Sep 15 - Oct
6. “Sanctum” book collaboration with Casiraghi.
57. International Grid Research Infrastructure
Exhibition. INET Global Research Summit. IGrid 2000, Yokohama,
Japan. July 16-21. Blue Window Pane II–CAVE-to-CAVE.
56. ImmersaGrams Virtual Reality Snapshots. (art)n Laboratory, Chicago, IL. May 8-13.
1999
55. CAVE Exhibition. Ars Electronica Center Festival 1999. Linz, Austria. Sep. Blue Window Pane–Permanent
Collection.
54. SigKids. SIGGRAPH ‘99. ACM Special Interest Group on Graphics, Los Angeles CA. July. Blue Window Pane, Panorama Screen Stereo
Display.
53. Second Nature: A Show of New Media for the
New Millennium Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art, Chicago IL. May 9-June
27. ImmersaDesk and ImmersaGrams Exhibition. Color
catalogue.
52. Immedia 99. University of Michigan Media Union, Ann Arbor. Dream Grrrls–CAVE. Jan 27-Feb 6.
51. Margaret Dolinsky–Electronic Fields. Illinois Art Gallery, Chicago. Feb 26-Apr 9. Curator: Jane Stevens.
Sponsored by the Sony Gallery of Consumer Electronics. Individual Exhibition.
50. Digital Tools and Output Media: Deleting
the Discord between Art and Technology. Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery, Bowling Green State University, OH. Dream
Grrrls. Dec 5- Feb 5.
49. 6th NY Digital Salon. Center de Cultura Contemporania de Barcelona, Spain. Mar 22-Apr18. [Traveling]
48. 6th Annual NY Digital Salon. Triennale di Milano, Italy. Feb 15 – Mar 15, 1999. [Traveling
exhibition.]
47. 6th Annual New York Digital Salon. Circulo de Bellas Artes, Madrid.
Jan 8 - Feb 7. [Traveling exhibition.]
1998
46. Sixth Annual New York Digital Salon. Visual Arts Museum, NYC. Nov 9-28. Strait Dope, Inkjet Print.
45. Margaret Dolinsky: Interiors SEL CAVE Gallery, Chicago, IL. Dec 4. Individual
Exhibition.
44. IGram Salon. (art)n Laboratory [Online Gallery] Dec-2003. ImmersaGrams. Permanent
Collection.
43. Internet 2 Live San Diego, CA. Dream Grrrls, Strait Dope CAVE wall.
42. Interactive Media Demonstrations. Eurographics 98-European Association for Computer Graphics. Lisbon, Portugal. Aug
31-Sep 4. Strait Dope, VR Exhibition.
41. SIGGRAPH 98—Enhanced
Realities, Interactive Art Show ACM Special Interest Group on Computer
Graphics. Orlando, FL. July 18-25. Interiors, ImmersaDesk2 and ImmersaDesk3.
40. VRAIS ‘98 IEEE Virtual Reality Annual
International Symposium. Sponsored
by: IEEE Neural. Atlanta, GA. Mar 14-18. Dream Grrrls Video.
1997
39. ThinkQuest Advanced Network Services, Inc. Washington, DC. Strait Dope ImmersaDesk. Nov.
38. Virtual Spaces. 8th International Symposium on Electronic
Art. ISEA97 Partners Exhibit,
SEL CAVE Gallery, Chicago. Sep 22-27. Strait Dope, CAVE.
37. Virtual Spaces. 8th International Symposium on Electronic
Art ISEA97 Partners Exhibit,
Gallery 400, University of Illinois at Chicago. Sep 22-27. Strait Dope, ImmersaDesk.
1996
36. ThinkQuest 1996 Washington, DC. Nov 17-21. Dream Grrrls, ImmersaDesk.
35. Symposium on Virtual Reality in
Manufacturing Research and Education, 1996. Industrial Virtual Reality Institute. University of Illinois at Chicago. Oct 7-8.
Dream Grrrls, ImmersaDesk.
34. Ethical and Psychological Issues in Virtual Reality—Virtual
Reality Symposium Univ Michigan, Information
Technology Division, Ann Arbor. Oct 4-6. Dream Grrrls, ImmersaDesk.
33. The Total Museum—Conference Goethe-Institut of Chicago, School of
the Art Institute of Chicago. Oct 25-27. Dream Grrrls, CAVE.
32. Ars Electronica Festival 1996, MIMESIS - Die Zukunft Der Evolution. The CAVE Exhibit, Ars Electronica Center,
Linz, Austria. Sep 2-7. Dream Grrrls, CAVE. Permanent Collection.