lease join us for a conversation between artist Austin Lee and professor and author Jacob Gaboury to discuss the past, present and future of digital images. The conversation will take place within the exhibition on Saturday, September 7 at 4 pm. No RSVP is required. About Austin Lee - Austin Lee (b. 1983) is an artist based in New York. Lee’s paintings often combine digital technologies with traditional media. Lee was born in Las Vegas, and raised in Philadelphia. He received an MFA in Painting from Yale School of Art in 2013 and a BFA in Painting from Tyler School of Art in 2006. While a student in Philadelphia, Lee’s studio doubled as a gallery space where he organized group and solo exhibitions to promote his artistic community. In recent years, he has presented several international exhibitions in Asia, Europe and the United States. Lee has collaborated with Jeffrey Deitch on his solo exhibitions Like It Is in 2022 and Feels Good in New York in 2019, a curated solo presentation at The Armory Show and Good Pictures, a group show with over forty contemporary artists, both in 2020. He has had two major museum exhibitions in Asia, the first at M WOODS Museum in Beijing in 2022 and the second at the Lotte Museum of Art in Seoul in 2023. About Jacob Gaboury - Jacob Gaboury is an Associate Professor of Film & Media at the University of California, Berkeley specializing in the seventy year history of digital images and their impact on our contemporary visual culture. His first book is Image Objects: An Archaeology of Computer Graphics (MIT Press 2021), and it traces a material history of early computer graphics through a set of five objects that structure the production and circulation of all digital images today.