Annette Weintraub
NYC, USA
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7 recordings / 46 times speaking / 1 mention / 1 exhibition
About this artist
Annette Weintraub (born 1946) is an American new media artist and writer.
Source: Wikipedia, “Annette Weintraub”, text available under CC BY-SA 4.0. Retrieved 24 September 2026.
Exhibitions and collaborations
From the exhibition pages on techspressionism.com. "Watch on YouTube" opens the exhibition reel at this artist's entry (a separate video from the archive recordings, so it opens on YouTube itself).
Speaking in the archive
- Salon 108 · July 16, 2026WATCH1:14:36
Los Angeles and Beyond · spoke 1 time
“Yeah, let me unmute. So the kind of collaborations I've done in the past were mostly where I basically hired and directed a sound person or a technology person.” - Salon 104 · March 5, 2026WATCH1:17:19
History, Theory, Connectivity · spoke 2 times
“I was really interested in the example of Joshua Reynolds, because it also reminded me about how much early photographs were manipulated.” - Salon 100 · September 25, 2025WATCH13:01
Hello Uzbekistan · spoke 5 times
“Okay, so I was really pleased to be part of the Techspressionist Show. Using the floor plan that was provided for us, I calculated the amount of running space per person and came up with an estimate of 10 to 13 feet.”
Show 4 more recordings
- WATCH02:58
- Salon 91 · February 6, 2025WATCH51:17
Origins Part Two · spoke 1 time
“Thank you. Okay. Next artist is Annette Weintraub. Annette, welcome. Hi. Let me share my screen.” - WATCH58:13
- Salon 77 · December 7, 2023WATCH2:04:16
December 7, 2023 · spoke 1 time
“You can hit enter. I just click for me. I don't even worry about. Enter. I just take my mouse cursor and I click in a blank space.”
Newest first. WATCH opens that recording here in the archive, at the turn quoted.
Mentioned by others
- “Ghosted artifacts, zigzags, twists, and turns by Annette Weintraub.”WATCH26:55
cari ann shim sham · Salon 87 · October 3, 2024
Passages where a speaker names them in full (1 in all, newest first). Only passages with an identified speaker are shown.