with Kaganovich on "Strange Vegetation", a project involving "breathing" latex sculptures that react to changes in light and temperature. The installation was displayed at the Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In August of the same year Stern's exhibit "Giverny of the Midwest" opened at Gallery AOP in Johannesburg. The exhibit, inspired by Claude Monet's series Water Lilies, featured images of a pond in Indiana taken with a HP scanner while Stern walked through the pond. In October 2011, Stern and Jessica Meuninck-Ganger's collaborative project "13 Views of a Journey" opened at the Haggerty Museum of Art on the Marquette University campus featuring a blend of print and video imagery. Throughout his career, Stern's work has also been shown at the Venice Biennale, Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney, South African National Gallery, Johannesburg Art Gallery, International Print Center New York, Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, Pretoria Art Museum, John Michael Kohler Arts Center, Milwaukee Art Museum, Museum of Wisconsin Art, Inter-Society for the Electronic Arts and in festivals and performances all over the world. Notes External links Nathaniel Stern's web site MacKenzie, Duncan. (2010) Bad at Sports Episode 244: Interview with Nathaniel Stern (audio interview for streaming, download or podcast) Sherwin, Brian. (2008) Art Space Talk: Nathaniel Stern (interview) Ridgway, Nicole. NYArts Magazine: "Between Text and Flesh" (bio on Stern's work, 2006) Johnson, Paddy. iCommons: Art Intercom, featuring artist Nathaniel Stern (interview, 2007). Part I, Part II Borland, Ralph. A R T T H R O B _ A R T B I O: Nathaniel Stern (South African feature, 2006) Nathaniel Stern's blog Wikipedia Art web site Gallery AOP (Johannesburg, South Africa) Cornell University alumni New media artists American video artists American multimedia artists American installation artists Interdisciplinary artists Modern printmakers Living people South African artists University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee faculty 1977 births