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= Judith Doyle = Judith Doyle was born in Toronto, Ontario in 1957. Judith Doyle began her career within the realm of multimedia art and created a legacy for herself through her Toronto based art. Judith Doyle is currently an associate professor at OCAD University, working with graduate students in the faculty of art.

Education
Judith Doyle attended Malvern Collegiate Institute in Toronto, Ontario. Judith Doyle attended York University where she obtained degrees in creative writing and visual art in 1978. Later on in Judith Doyle's life she went back to York University where she earned a degree in Interdisciplinary Studies in 2007.

Career

 * Editor
 * Publisher
 * Filmmaker
 * Professor

Judith Doyle's career is multilayered as she has been able to gain success in different creative areas throughout her main years in different fields.

Organizations
Judith Doyle co-found Worldpool in 1978, a structure of artists using telecommunications technologies, such as slow scan video transmission, proto-fax machines, and early portable computers. Judith Doyle is considered a pioneer of fax art. T his work led to her exploration of projection-based performances and experimental films.

Publications
Beginning in 1971 Judith Doyle was the editor of Impulse magazine, a Toronto based cultural magazine, until 1990. This magazine company engaged, locally and internationally, with social issues for years. Impulse is largely considered a great part of cultural history of Toronto. Judith Doyle was on the editorial board of "FUSE" Magazine for ten years, a Canadian non-profit arts and cultural publications.

Films
After nearly twenty years creating and performing multimedia art within Toronto, Judith Doyle moved to the creative space of film and documentary making. Doyle’s films have been recognized at numerous film festivals for her work. Doyle’s adaptation of “Transcript” was performed at the Funnel in 1981. Judith Doyle's 1994 film “Wasaga” was featured in the Toronto International Film Festival and her documentary “The Last Split Second” was featured in the Brooklyn International Film Festival in 1999.

Exhibitions
Judith Doyle's films, new media, photography, and other works have been featured in several exhibitions over the years. These pieces have contained multiple mediums which Judith Doyle completed on her own or through collaborations with multiple artists.

Selected Exhibitions:


 * "Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC, (the last split second), 1999.
 * "Brooklyn Museum, NYC (the last split second) 1999.
 * "Anthology Film Archives, Millennium Theatre, Pratt Institute (the last split second) 1999.
 * "Digitized Bodies - Virtual Spectacles", Toronto (Goethe Institut), curator Nina Czegledy. (touring, Canada, Eastern Europe), 2000.
 * "National Gallery of Art, Washington DC (animal movies), 2001.
 * "The Academic Look International Film Festival, Lisbon Portugal (the last split second) 2001.
 * "foxscape and fox : future (BOX interactive version), –animal neighbours"screening series, –Eco Arts and Media Festival, Faculty of Environmental Studies, York University, 2003.
 * "Brooklyn Film Festival, NYC, (the last split second, 1999; (animal movies) 2001.
 * "CanWest Global Fellowship Award 2005, Banff New Media Institute, The Banff Centre, 2005. "TV Ontario, OAC on TVO pilot, broadcast in 2002 & 2003 (the last split second).
 * "Hot Docs Documentary Festival, Toronto 2001 (animal movies) "Planet in Focus Environmental Film Festival, Toronto, 2001.
 * "The Box (a CD Rom of Artists"Interactive Projects) Curators : Sharon Switzer and Sue Lloyd, Launch V Tape, Toronto, 2007.
 * "36 Long : House Transformer (site specific installation for a computer lab & Second Life), Commissioned for Nuit Blanche, Testbed (curator: David McIntosh) @ OCAD. http://www.readingpictures.com/testbed 2007.
 * "gesture research prototype, CAFA Media Lab, Beijing, 2010. "an ancient history of the future*, OCAD Graduate Gallery (in conjunction with the International Experimental Media Congress), April 2010.
 * Nuit Blanche, "Walking Tour" curator Earl Miller, 2013.
 * "Art Beijing International Art Fair, Beijing, 2013." A China Museum of Digital Art (C-MODA), Beijing. Curator Yang Lei, 2013.
 * "Pathfinding (collaboration with Robin Len, Kang-Il Kim and Emad Dabiri) Baycrest, Toronto, 2013 (also at the Inclusive Design Institute, Toronto, and Hamilton Audio Visual Node / HAVN, 2013) –RMB City Intervention, (GestureCloud collaboration with Fei Jun) curated by Yan Wu w/ Andrian Blackwell and Yam Lau, Gendai Gallery, Toronto, 2010-2011.
 * "Visiting Research Residency (in collaboration with Professor Fei Jun and Ken Leung), gesture research including development of portable motion capture system, Central Academy of Fine Arts (CAFA), Beijing, July 2011.

Awards and Grants
Over Judith Doyle's long career within the world of art she has been recognized for her many different works, specifically in film. Judith Doyle herself has also created awards, grants and opportunity for OCAD students.

Awards:

Grants:
 * In 1999 Doyle received "Best Documentary Award" for her film, Chameleon, at the Brooklyn Film Festival in New York city.
 * "Can West Global Fellowship " was an award obtained by a group of artist in 2005 for their Banff New Media Institute. The collaborate project was multilayer, involving many components completed by multiple artist. Doyle's responsibility for the project was to model a house and grounds with foxes, referred to as foxscape. Her section addresses themes of animal representation, urban wildlife, and embodiment in digital conditions. This award was given to Doyle and others for developing a cinematic look in  3D architecture, photography, and archival unusual materials and videos.
 * In 2012 Judith Doyle received the OCAD University Award for Distinguished Research and Creative Activity.
 * February of 2012 Judith Doyle was the recipient of the "Ontario Arts Council: Artists in the Workplace and Community" for a media installation based on collaborative compositing projects in conjunction with Judith Doyle’s Artist Residency at Memory Link, Baycrest.


 * In August of 2005 the "Ontario Arts Council: Grants to Media Artists" supplied Doyle with their grant. This grant was put towards photography, 3-D modeling, compositing and sound. The grant was further used for research, constructing a screened installation which embodied a memory architecture of Doyle’s family home. The project took five years of research, photography, animation and digital design.
 * In July of 2009 "Canada Council for the Arts: Grants to New Media and Audio Artists " was presented to Doyle for academic research and hybrid instillations which engage virtually with networks and physical sites.