Corey Arcangel, Lecture at Columia University, 2006

Cory Arcangel is a digital artist who lives and works in Brooklyn. His work is concerned with the relationship between technology and culture, and with media appropriation. Arcangel frequently talks about his early collaborations with Paul B. Davis as being very important to the development of his own work. In 1998 they founded BEIGE, a programming ensemble with other friends from Oberlin Conservatory.

Cory's work was featured in the 2004 Whitney Biennial, and has also been exhibited in the Guggenheim Museum and MoMA. His work is in public collections including MoMA, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and Miami Art Museum. In 2006 Cory was an Honorary Senior Fellow in Eyebeam's OpenLab.

Watch the lecture here (this site has a tendency to crash Mac browsers), Corey Arcangel on Wikipedia

Paul B Davis, Interviewed for Chicago's NPR Public Radio, 2003

Paul B Davis co-founded BEIGE Records and the BEIGE Programming Ensemble with Corey Arcangel. His Nintendo works premiered in 2000, and both solo and collaborative works have been shown at the Whitney Museum of Modern Art, Whitechapel Gallery, Witte de With [Rotterdam], TEAM [NY], and Lothringer 13 [Munich]. BEIGE members have subsequently used hacked NES systems to create a distinct body of work that has been shown internationally.

Listen to Paul B Davis interview here (you'll need Real Player)
Paul B Davis is currently (2008) represented by the gallery Seventeen