Kammer 2.1 is a collection of digital art, primarily short
videos, that viewers can browse on a PC-based display.
Think of it as a hybrid of a contemporary art gallery
installation and a nature center interpretive exhibit.

Previous editions featured Lanesboro, MN,
and McHenry County, IL.

Kammer 2.1 explores unique cultural or environmental
aspects of central New Mexico.

Kammer 2.1 was first exhibited
May 29 - August 30, 2009 at the
Albuquerque Open Space Visitor Center
as part of the LAND/ART program
The browser-based system keeps
user-interface simple. It's as easy
to navigate as a basic website.
New works were added to the display
throughout the summer.
Support for Kammer 2.1 comes in large part from a    
New Visions Award from the New Mexico Film Office.

Venues interested in commissioning or hosting a
Kammer display may contact:
Kammer 2.1 anatomy:
video still from La 2e Peste
The initial installment includes
29 pages with 12 videos
(trt: 17 minutes, 28 seconds), plus
3 loops and 5 interactive images.
Updates on videos from Kammer 2.1

04.15-18.2010: La 2e Peste at the White Sands International Film Festival

02.13.2010: La 2e Peste at "3" a three-minute film festival in Mishawaka, Indiana

11.15.2009: Screening at the New Mexico Film Museum, Santa Fe

09.16.2009: La 2e Peste at the WPA Experimental Media Series

09.11.2009: Bovine Saga wins the Leopold Legacy Film Series Competition
video still from Bovine Saga
video still from La 2e Peste