Paul Higham
USA | England
Born UK, Scotland 1954.
address
2728 North Derbigny Street,
Corner of St. Ferdinand,
New Orleans, LA 70117, USA.
website www.virtualsculpture.org
email paulhigham@spacesampler.com

Education
1971 Liverpool School of Art, Foundation Studies, UK.
1973-77 Goldsmiths School of Art, Sculpture, London University, UK.
1995 Prosolvia International, Diploma in virtual reality & real time simulation.

Research / Residencies
1996-99 International Research Fellow in Electronic Arts, Studio Arts, University of Minnesota, USA.
1996 Stratasys Rapid Prototype Corporation
1998-00 Human Factors Virtual Reality Lab U of M, MN, USA.
1998 Prosolvia International Sweden/USA.
Virtual Reality Simulations. Research Development Team. USA.

Selected solo exhibitions
2002 Space Gallery, New Orleans, LA, USA
2001 "Autotecture" Filmore Arts Center, Lanesboro, MN, USA
2000 "Autotecture" Live Webcast/PBS Television, Walker Arts Center/Landmark Series, MN, USA.
"Spacesampler Series" Contemporary Arts Center, LA, USA.
1998 Walker Art Museum, "Autoplastic Sculpture" new media initiative, MN, USA.
CBGB Gallery, Bowery, New York, New York, USA.

Selected group exhibitions
2002 "Digital Louisiana", Contemporary Arts Center, New Orleans, LA, USA.
2000 International Rapid Prototyping Show, Moorhead Museum, MN, USA.
ACM Siggraph, Digital Studio, New Orleans, LA, USA.
International Sculpture Conference, Digital Studio, Houston, Texas, USA.

Selected international exhibitions
2003 US/UK International Sculpture Exhibition, New Orleans Sculpture Lab, USA
2002 Cybersculpture 2002, Versailles, Paris, France.
2001 "Intersculpt", National Gallery, New Zealand.
1999 Marie du Vie Gallery, Paris City Hall, France.
1998 "Dummy" Diesel Gallery, Dublin, Ireland.

Public sited work
Franconia Sculpture Park, USA.
Wedgewood Memorial Sculpture Park, UK.
New York Mills Sculpture Park, USA.
Royal Institute of British Architects, Manchester, UK.
Active Worlds Intersculpt 99,
Internet Virtual Sculpture Park.

Lectures
2001 Pittsburgh ISC International Sculpture Conference, "Towards a New Sculptural Paradigm".
2000 Weatherspoon Art Museum, University of North Carolina. USA Houston ISC Conference.
Gallery 37 "0-1 A Binary Public Arts Project", Daley Plaza, Chicago.
1999 The French Senate, Palais de Luxembourg, Paris, France.
Cranbrook Academy of Arts & Science, Detroit, USA.
1998 The Seventh Arts & Technology Biennial, Connecticut, USA.