Michael Brodsky

Michael Brodsky received his MFA degree in Art and Design from California Institute of the Arts in 1978. He is one of the pioneering artists exploring electronic media and has worked exclusively in digital media since 1983. He has received grants for photographic projects to Israel in 1970, Nepal in 1972, Indonesia in 1974 and was a Fulbright Scholar to India in 1980.

His work has been included in most major exhibitionsof digital imaging including those at the International Center of Photography, The Ansel Adams Center, MIT, Stanford University, SF CameraWork, Southwest Museum of Science and Technology, Chrysler Museum of Fine Arts, Fotografie Biennale Rotterdam,
Museet for Fotokunst/Denmark, and the Museum Folkwang-Essen Germany. His work has been published in Afterimage, American
Photographer, Artweek, Art in America, CBS News, BYTE, Darkroom Magazine, Los Angeles Times, Perspektief, Popular Photography, San Francisco Chronicle, Videomaker and The Village Voice, as well as in Macmillan Biographical Encyclopedia of Photographic
Artists & Innovators, Eros and Photography, Worlds of Art, Object & Image, Iterations: The New Image, and Wasteland: The Landscape From Now On. His work has just been published in "Photography Speaks II" from Aperture Press and he was a Featured
Artist at SPECON'96 (the National Conference for the Society for Photographic Education) and at the The World Series on Culture and Technology in Amsterdam. His work TRANSMISSION INTERRUPTED is currently
traveling to Finland, Australia, and the USA in the exhibition FOTOGRAPHIE NACH DER FOTOGRAPHIE organized by Siemens Kuture Programm, Munich, Germany. He currently has work traveling in the THOUGHTWORKS@LA
exhibition and has work on exhibition in MEDIA IN MEDIA at the Soros Centre for Contemporary Art - Ljubljana, Slovenia.

Title: Terminal Interrupt

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