Margot Lovejoy
Artist using new technologies in installations, artist's books and websites (1930 to 2019)
Biography
Margot Lovejoy (1930 to 2019) used new technologies in installations, artist's books and websites to examine how the internet was reshaping ideas of the individual in social life, and taught at SUNY Purchase. She had solo presentations at MoMA PS1, the Queens Museum and the Neuberger Museum of Art, and her website Turns was in the 2002 Whitney Biennial. She received a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1987. Turns is an interactive portal built from a network of road like paths that fills the screen as viewers click, leading to a navigable website of stories about life's turning points.
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