Author Archives: Emery Martin

The Exchange Rate: 2008 book is now available for purchase in soft cover or as a free downloadable PDF.  I was very happy to see that the book is using a Creative Commons license and to see my screenshot from … Continue reading →

The Exchange Rate: 2008 Election Night event was I’d say a smashing success.  People came out, saw the performances but best of all Obama won.  It was a momentous night and I’m glad I had a chance to take part … Continue reading →

I finally have gotten a chance to start gathering the documentation from the various events I participated in this fall.  Therefore, first up the great installation from Not An Alternative in conjunction with Paper Tiger TV and Deep Dish TV, … Continue reading →

My first solo show, Business is Business: Emery C. Martin, A Solo Show, will be opening this week at Sea and Space Explorations gallery in Los Angeles, CA.  Press release and details below. “Since computer games are a socializing force … Continue reading →

Death, Destruction and the Weather Coming Up Next (2006) is going to be screened along with many other video works at the Printed Matter NY Art Book Fair. It will be part of the FRIENDLY FIRE curated portion of the … Continue reading →

The web exhibition portion of, OURS: Democracy in the Age of Branding, is up and available for viewing by anyone with an internet connection here at http://www.branding-democracy.org/?q=node/63.  The full description of the online portion of the show is below. An … Continue reading →

I am taking part in the Exchange Rate: 2008 an international performance script exchange in response to the U.S. elections, organized by Elana Mann.  I will be performing a script written by L.A. based artist Jason Kunke, entitled Political Speech … Continue reading →

The Mediatopia project sounds like it went well.  I got to watch some of the 24 hours, however of course missed my work being part of it.  Robert Dansby however sent me this picture of Death, Destruction And The Weather … Continue reading →

Once again I was able to perform as the Neighborhood Network Watch’s Emissary to the Department of Homeland Security at NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program’s biannual show. This time I was presenting on a specific component of The Neighborhood Network Watch, … Continue reading →