CV

Producer/Artist

Color is Relative
A Color Box
February 2007-present

Art Director
SOURCE Interactive-Arts Festival
January 2006-present

Marketing Director
War and Peace Art Exhibition
November 2005-April 2006

Art Sales
Martin Lawrence Galleries
January 2005-November 2005

Independent Artist/Producer
Funkyenough Productions, The breathingSPACE
San Francisco, CA and Oakland, CA
August 2001-December 2004

Vice President Account Management
Relevant Knowledge, Media Metrix, Jupiter Media Metrix
February 1997-August 2001

Technical Marketing Associate
Silicon Graphics, SGI
November 1995-February 1997

Seattle, WA (1972-1990)

Twenties: Studied Malevich, Jackson Pollock, Piet Mondrian at UC Berkeley. Loved work from Keith Haring and Brett Cook-Dizney. Traveled to Europe and Asia, lived in Cambodia for almost a year. Spent two weeks at Angkor Wat.

Late Twenties: Worked for RelevantKnowledge, went public (JMXI), had best boss and colleagues ever. Painted. Quit job. Painted more. Had art show with Hebbe. Traveled to Germany, Budaphest, Prague and Turkey. “Why don’t I meet anyone who voted for George Bush?” asked the hotel owner in the southeast of the country (2002, before Iraq War).

Thirties: Painted more, bigger. Took sculpture and film classes at San Francisco City College. Traveled to Mayan ruins in Guatemala and Nicaragua. Started FunkyEnough.

Moved from Oakland to Maui
Late Thirties
: Took color class. Had epiphany.

Fine Art
Visie Deur Kleur (Vision Thru Color) visionthrucolor.com

Color Evangelism
Color is Relative (colorisrelative.com)
Color is Relative blog
Facebook Page: “Seeing Things: Color is Relative”
Original Calendar: Circles 2010

Projects:
A Color Box

Talks:
Come to your Senses! Franklin |  Color Eyes
Elephant Egg | Halation: Better than Magic
Many Color Franklins

Involvement:
War and Peace Art Show, Maui, HI 2007
SOURCE: Interactive-arts festival, Maui, HI 2008-present
Franklin, 2007-present

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Peter March 25, 2010 at 5:49 pm

I think the color box has a lot of potential educational, recreation, and therapeutic uses!

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