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	Digital-Avant-Garde-NY / Bio
		Michael was on the original design team for the MIT Media Lab in 1980 and was a founding member of the Atari Research Lab (1982), the Apple Multimedia Lab (1987), and Lucasfilm Interactive (now Lucas Learning, 1989).
		Michael's art projects are in the permanent collections of the Exploratorium in San Francisco, the American Museum of the Moving Image in New York, and the Zentrum fur Kunst und Medientechnologie in Karlsruhe.
		Michael is on the Board of Directors of the ZeroOne Foundation in Palo Alto; the Board of Advisors of the Media Lab Europe in Dublin; and the Editorial Boards of Leonardo Electronic Almanac and Presence journals, both from MIT Press.
	www.aec.at /nyc/bio_naimark.htm (283 words)

	Leonardo On-Line: Arts Lab (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Naimark, who spent 7 months last year in Japan, has since visited eight European cities plus several in Canada and the US to visit art centers with an interest in technology and research labs with an interest in art.
		Naimark has written it from the perspective of an artist and researcher who has worked within several of the key institutions in the field.
		Naimark's specialty is what he calls "place representation and its consequences." His art projects, often involving unconventional field cinematography, interactivity, and immersive projection, have been exhibited internationally.
	mitpress2.mit.edu /e-journals/Leonardo/isast/artslab.html (868 words)

	eGuide PROFILE:Michael Naimark, Installation Artist
		Naimark, 44, has spent the past 20 years trying to bridge the gap between art and technology.
		Naimark spoke Oct. 2, at the Museum of Modern Art, to a crowd of 150.
		Naimark rubbed off on this interviewer who was moved to recreate for the listener a strong sense of place.
	www.sfgate.com /eguide/profile/arc97/1097naimark-profile.shtml (932 words)

	Multimedia – From Wagner to Virtual Reality
		Media artist and technologist Michael Naimark has always managed to be well-positioned in seminal developments of interactive multimedia and virtual reality.
		The Aspen Movie Map was Naimark's first exploration into what he refers to as "surrogate travel," in which the viewer is transported virtually to another place.
		Naimark eventually landed at Interval Research in 1992 – Microsoft cofounder Paul Allen's Silicon Valley-based think tank – where he created his immersive virtual reality installation Be Now Here.
	www.artmuseum.net /w2vr/timeline/Naimark.html (257 words)

	LexisNexis(TM) Academic - Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Naimark's obsession is emblematic of a national debate that is growing as video cameras proliferate -- a proliferation that results both from falling monitoring costs, made possible by the Internet, and increasing safety concerns in the face of crime and terrorism.
		Naimark discovered that there was already military literature widely available about using lasers to blind sensors, and that it was relatively simple to become invisible in front the cameras that now watch over many public spaces in this country.
		Naimark acknowledged that he had some ethical discomfort about his project because his information could be useful to terrorists, he decided to go ahead.
	www.indiana.edu /~teleweb/cyberia/week6/bigbrother.html (1323 words)

	Media Lab Europe / Biography
		Michael Naimark held a research appointment in arts and media at Interval Research Corporation from 1992-2000.
		Naimark has held faculty positions at the San Francisco Art Institute, San Francisco State University, California Institute of the Arts, MIT, and the University of Michigan.
		Currently Naimark is pursuing a webcam venture called Kundi.com, writes a monthly column for Creative Disturbance, and serves on the Board of Directors of the GroundZero Foundation.
	www.medialabeurope.org /people/bio.php?id=41 (222 words)

	Citizen Audit of Responsibilities - Report (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Naimark had been President of the University of Manitoba at the time of substantial Apotex funding to the University, and modern-day university presidents are highly involved in funding efforts.
		Naimark suggested that Dr. Olivieri had failed in her professional duty to inform the Research Ethics Board about potential harmful effects of deferiprone from hepatic-fibrosis biopsies done during the clinical trial.
		Following publication of Dr. Naimark's report, these officials had the responsibility to report fairly to the research-related staff and executive whether Dr. Naimark's work met their expectations and identify, for the record, the issues that in their view needed to be addressed by the consulting assignment and were not addressed.
	www.doctorsintegrity.org /experts/CARreport.htm (16717 words)

	Leonardo On-Line: Leonardo Electronic Directory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Naimark is expert in place representation and its consequences, and has worked extensively with field cinematography, interactive systems, and immersive projection.
		Naimark's published work includes "Realness and Interactivity," in The Art of Human Computer Interface Design, B. Laurel, editor (NY: Addison Wesley, 1990); "Field Recording Studies," in Immersed in Technology, M. Moser, editor (Cambridge: MIT Press, 1996); and "Art 'and' or 'versus' Technology" in Art@Science, C. Sommerer, editor, (Vienna: Springer Verlag, 1997).
		Naimark is currently in-residence at the Institute of Advanced Media Arts and Sciences in Japan and an advisor for the Media Lab Europe in Ireland.
	addendum.mit.edu /e-journals/Leonardo/rolodex/naimark.michael.html (348 words)

	Immersion '94 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Michael Naimark at Interval Research Corporation used stereo imagery and image-based modeling and rendering techniques to capture and render a virtual hike down the trails of Banff National Forest.
		The project team consisted of Michael Naimark, John Woodfill, Paul Debevec, and Leo Villareal.
		Michael Naimark presented the Immersion '94 project at SIGGRAPH 95 at the panel session "Museums without Walls: New Media for New Museums".
	www.debevec.org /Immersion (232 words)

	Artdaily.com - The First Art Newspaper on the Net
		Michael Naimark is an pioneering media artist and researcher who has worked extensively with field cinematography, interactive systems, and immersive projection.
		Naimark's art projects are in the permanent collections of the Exploratorium in San Francisco, the American Museum of the Moving Image in New York, and the Zentrum fur Kunst und Medientechnologie in Karlsruhe.
		Naimark is on the Board of Directors of the ZeroOne Foundation in Palo Alto; the Board of Advisors of the Media Lab Europe in Dublin; and the Editorial Boards of Leonardo Electronic Almanac and Presence journals, both from MIT Press.
	www.artdaily.com /section/news/index.asp?int_sec=2&int_new=14577 (369 words)

	numer.02 Rencontres Michael Naimark
		Michael Naimark est un artiste des médias professionnel et un chercheur depuis plus de vingt ans.
		Naimark est le président du conseil d’administration de ZeroOne: The Art and Technology Network à Palo Alto; du comité consultatif de Media Lab Europe à Dublin; et directeur de la rédaction des revues Leonardo Electronic Almanac et Presence, toutes deux issues de la presse MIT.
		Actuellement, Michael travaille provisoirement à l’Institute of Advanced Media Arts and Sciences (Institut des arts et des sciences des médias avancées) au Japon pendant tout l’été 2002 et recherche du soutien pour la création d’un centre d’arts et d’un laboratoire de recherche durables.
	www.numer.org /2002/francais/numer02/rencontres/fiches-intervenants/michael.html (396 words)

	numer.02 Conference Michael Naimark
		After receiving an undergraduate degree in cybernetic systems, Naimark spent the late 1970s at MIT and was on the original design team for the MIT Media Lab.
		Naimark is on the Board of Directors of the ZeroOne: The Art and Technology Network in Palo Alto; the Board of Advisors of the Media Lab Europe in Dublin; and the Editorial Boards of Leonardo Electronic Almanac and Presence journals, both from MIT Press.
		Currently Michael is in-residence at the Institute of Advanced Media Arts and Sciences in Japan through summer 2002 and drumming up support for a sustainable arts center + research lab.
	www.numer.org /2002/english/numer02/rencontres/fiches-intervenants/michael.html (404 words)

	UNESCO Arts, Science & Technology
		Michael Naimark has been a professional media artist and researcher for over two decades.
		He is an expert in place representation and its consequences, and has worked extensively with field cinematography, interactive systems, and immersive projection.
		After receiving an undergraduate degree in cybernetic systems, Naimark spent the late1970s at MIT and was on the original design team for the MIT Media Lab.
	digitalarts.lcc.gatech.edu /unesco/vr/artists/vr_a_mnaimark.html (294 words)

	Wired News: Portrait of Artist as Businessman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Panelist Michael Tolson was an artist in the 1970s before he founded the successful software company Xaos Tools.
		At Interval, Naimark spearheaded 3-D immersive technologies, which were exhibited as critically acclaimed art projects.
		Naimark has initiated a commercial effort around webcams and live video, called Kundi.
	www.wired.com /news/print/0,1294,39926,00.html (859 words)

	Virtual reality applied to simulate Theatrical Scenery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		In his piece, naimark works on the dilemma between Web cameras and Virtual reality referring to parallel situations that are occurring at the same time and how accessible the present moment is, playing with the audience¹s conception of reality as a show versus a show as a reality.
		So this is a random variable that can continue the story and the art work itself, because it can continue in time in the memory and in the mind of the audience.
		So Naimark represents the reality as a fictional story, as something that one can to get inside of and experience more that a person could in real life by navigating through it.
	userwww.sfsu.edu /%7Edstdst/vrstaging.html (3463 words)

	FUTURE CINEMA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Michael Naimark' s work focuses on place representation and its consequences.
		In the 1980s he was an independent media artist, and realized projects for the Paris Metro, the Exploratorium in San Francisco, the ZKM in Karlsruhe, and the Banff Centre for the Arts.
		Currently Naimark is directing a project to develop the concept of a sustainable arts lab.
	www.zkm.de:81 /futurecinema/naimark_cv_e.html (512 words)

	Michael's Bio Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Michael Naimark holds a coveted research appointment in arts and media at Interval Research Corporation where he has been since 1992.
		Naimark has held faculty appointments at the San Francisco Art Institute, San Francisco State University, California Institute of the Arts, MIT and the University of Michigan.
		His recent project, "BE NOWHERE (Welcome to the Neighborhood)," is a 3D panoramic installation about public plazas in global danger zones and was supported by Interval Research with the cooperation of the UNESCO World Heritage Centre in Paris.
	www.planetwork.net /2000conf/presenters/naimark_m.html (238 words)

	The Devilfinder Search Engine - Texts Marc Naimark - Finding Stuff Since 1979.
		Michael Naimark · Randy Pausch · Elin Pedersen · Mark Petrakis · Ken Pier...
		Naimark, Michael · Nakamura, Lisa · Narboni, Jean...
		Michael Naimark is an independent media artist and researcher with over two decades of experience...
	www.devilfinder.com /find.php?q=Texts+Marc+Naimark (4977 words)

	PCD 11/25/92 Naimark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Michael Naimark was instrumental in making the first interactive videodiscs for M.I.T., Atari, Siggraph, the Paris Metro, the National Geographic Society, Lucasfilm Learning, the Apple Multimedia Lab, and the Zentrum fur Kunst und Medientechnologie (ZKM).
		Naimark's artwork has been exhibited internationally, including at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the Exploratorium, the New York Avant Garde Festival and the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, the American Center in Paris and the Triennale di Milano, and the Tokyo Art New Visions and the Kanagawa International Exhibition.
		Michael received a B.S. in Cybernetic Systems from the University of Michigan in 1974 and an M.S. in Visual Studies and Environmental Art from M.I.T. in 1979.
	hci.stanford.edu /seminar/abstracts/92-93/921125-naimark.html (353 words)

	Interactive Expression - Michael Naimark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Michael Naimark holds a research appointment in arts and media at Interval Research Corporation, where he has been since 1992.
		As an independent media artist from 1980 to 1992, he produced artworks in conjunction with the Paris Metro, the Exploratorium, the ZKM, and the Banff Centre for the Arts and consulted for companies including Atari, Lucasfilm, Apple, and Panavision.
		Naimark has held faculty appointments at the San Francisco Art Institute, San Francisco State University, California Institute of the Arts, M.I.T., the University of Michigan; is on the Editorial Boards of Presence and Leonardo Electronic Almanac; and has been a member of the Society for Visual Anthropology since 1984.
	architecture.mit.edu /~dorothy/projects/cavs/bios/naimark.html (242 words)

	IM Forum Speaker for 11/17/04: Michael Naimark: USC Interactive Media Division Weblog (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		This week's speaker will be Michael Naimark, Visting Associate Professor, Interactive Media Division, USC School of Cinema-Television.
		Posted by: SEDinehart at November 15, 2004 09:55 PM Really...everytime I see this animation my mind tries so hard to fit some kind of sound to match the movement.
		This weblog is licensed under a Creative Commons License.
	interactive.usc.edu /archives/003090.html (323 words)

	Title
		A pioneer in the development of interactive multimedia and virtual reality, Michael Naimark presented his work at the Lecture Series organized by the Berkeley Multimedia Research Center, the interdisciplinary research group at the University of California at Berkeley.
		In the early 1980s, Naimark was recruited by the Atari Research Center during its heyday to help chart the future of interactivity.
		Michael Naimark illustrated his presentation with a representative selection of his most important works.
	switch.sjsu.edu /web/v3n3/Vasilescu/Vasilescu.html (2519 words)

	Art ("and" or "versus") Technology
		Naimark M. "Moving Movie," Aspen Center for the Arts, 1980; "Movie Room," Center for Advanced Visual Studies, M.I.T., 1980; "Displacements," San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, 1984.
		Naimark M. "The Question Machine." In Whole Earth Review, No. 65 (1989): 54-55.
		Naimark M. "A 3D Moviemap and a 3D Panorama." In SPIE Proceedings, Vol.
	www.naimark.net /writing/versus.html (3406 words)

	Michael Naimark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Michael Naimark spent twelve years as an independent media artist before joining Interval Research Corporation in 1992.
		He was instrumental in making the first interactive videodiscs and has “moviemapped” Aspen from the street, Paris from the sidewalk, San Francisco from the air, and Karlsruhe, Germany, from the rail.
		Naimark has held faculty appointments at the San Francisco Art Institute, San Francisco State University, California Institute of the Arts, M.I.T., the University of Michigan, and is on the Editorial Boards of Presence and Leonardo Electronic Almanac.
	www.iamas.ac.jp /interaction/i95/naimark_e.html (232 words)

	Grahamnicholls: Michael Naimark
		I was researching Michael because I found his work interesting and had meaning that I identified with and I came across a website that had a paper titled Truth, Beauty, and Money Technology-Based Art and the dynamics of Sustainability.
		I was also looking at Michael's websites and he made this statement which brought about a question for the class.
		He said "It is my observation and belief that technology, particularly computer and media technology, is having an increasingly profound effect on everyone on the planet.
	wwwgo469.blogspot.com /2004/10/michael-naimark_109725656475059052.html (179 words)

	Virtual Worlds: Beyond the Screen *** Michael Naimark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		In the late 1980s, Naimark joined the Apple Multimedia Lab to collaborate on what is often considered the first interactive multimedia for the personal computer, the "Visual Almanac." During this time he held down teaching positions at San Francisco State University, CalArts, and the San Francisco Art Institute and exhibited his interactive artwork regularly.
		Naimark eventually landed at Interval Research in 1992, Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen's prestigious and futuristic Silicon Valley-based think tank.
		It was there that Naimark produced his groundbreaking virtual reality installation BE NOW HERE.
	bmrc.berkeley.edu /VirtualWorlds/naimark.html (288 words)

	IMG Mail Archives: Talk announcement: Michael Naimark, Interval Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Previous message: Michael Naimark: "Re: Talk announcement: Michael Naimark, Interval Research"
		Michael Naimark spent twelve years as an independent media artist before
		Naimark has held faculty appointments at the San Francisco Art Institute,
	www.lcc.gatech.edu /~xinwei/pub/img/mail/archive/0171.html (259 words)

	Neural.it: Laser pointer per accecare temporaneamente le telecamere di sorveglianza. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Michael Naimark, artista e tecnologo ha scoperto questo metodo per accecare per un po' di tempo gli occhi elettronici di controllo, pubblicando i risultati sul suo sito e autodefinendosi un 'Little Brother'.
		Per il momento la pratica non è considerata illegale e consiste nel puntare il laser pointer alla telecamera i cui sensori verranno abbagliati da una luce rossa che invade buona parte dell'immagine.
		Nelle sue ricerche, infatti Naimark, ha trovato le giuste indicazioni nella letteratura scientifica militare.
	www.neural.it /nnews/laserpointersurvcamera.htm (114 words)

	Switch: Art and the Military. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Rather than lob ridicule grenades from behind the veil of the internet, Naimark has concentrated on a strategy of infiltration and tactics of cooperation.
		Having worked for many high-tech companies to produce art, which also helps serve the development of commercial technologies, Naimark is able to recount his experience from the front-lines of silicon valley business culture.
		Of course, as in the the past, Switch has sought to clarify some of the sensitive issues surrounding art and technology by providing our visitors with useful links.
	www.irational.org /heath/c4d/switch.html (819 words)

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