Bypaths
dal 15/11/2000 al 24/11/2000
Segnalato da
15/11/2000
Bypaths
Moving Image Gallery, New York
An exhibit of net works that deal with the subject of impermanence, presented as installations. Participating Artists: Diane Bertolo, Angie Eng and Annette Weintraub (http://www.turbulence.org). Guest Curator: Helen Thorington. Diane Bertolo, whose work explores the relationships to technology of personal, social and cultural constructs, presents channel "Untitled", a work that tunes into spectres that haunt three instruments of communication: the telephone, the computer and the radio.
An exhibit of net works that deal with the subject of impermanence, presented as installations.
Participating Artists:
Diane Bertolo, Angie Eng and Annette Weintraub (http://www.turbulence.org).
Guest Curator: Helen Thorington.
Diane Bertolo, whose work explores the relationships to technology of personal, social and cultural constructs, presents channel "Untitled", a work that tunes into spectres that haunt three instruments of communication: the telephone, the computer and the radio.
Angie Eng's work probes the surface of awkward subtleties of everyday life. In "Empty Velocity", a work dedicated to the life of the digital nomad, she combines the forces of technology and the wisdom of emptiness to describe the contradictory nature of life.
Annette Weintraub's projects examine architectural environments as metaphorical spaces. In "Crossroads", she works with images, animation and audio to create layered, simultaneous narratives that explore the capacity of film and advertising culture to shape our sense of time and place.
Helen Thorington is the originator and producer of the turbulence web site, and an artist whose current focus is on distributed Internet performance events and inter medial transformations.
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