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A very cool art installation I did a lot of work for just opened up 

at the Pace Wildenstein Gallery in New York City, on 25th St. (south 

It's composed of 4 self-contained, but video-based sculptures and two 

projection works, one of which is interactive.

There was much jitter-ing involved in it.

A very cool art installation I did a lot of work for just opened up  
at the Pace Wildenstein Gallery in New York City, on 25th St. (south  
side) between 10th and 11th.

It's composed of 4 self-contained, but video-based sculptures and two  
projection works, one of which is interactive.

Details, video, and more links here: http://pixelpusher.flkr.com/ 
2007/09/10/last-minute-trip-to-nyc/

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Theres a bunch of Jitter users in NYC, how long will you be here?

On Sep 10, 2007, at 1:17 PM, evan.raskob [lists] wrote:

> A very cool art installation I did a lot of work for just opened up 

> at the Pace Wildenstein Gallery in New York City, on 25th St. 

> It's composed of 4 self-contained, but video-based sculptures and 

> two projection works, one of which is interactive.

> There was much jitter-ing involved in it.

Theres a bunch of Jitter users in NYC, how long will you be here?
On Sep 10, 2007, at 1:17 PM, evan.raskob [lists] wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> A very cool art installation I did a lot of work for just opened up  
> at the Pace Wildenstein Gallery in New York City, on 25th St.  
> (south side) between 10th and 11th.
>
> It's composed of 4 self-contained, but video-based sculptures and  
> two projection works, one of which is interactive.
>
> There was much jitter-ing involved in it.
>
> Details, video, and more links here: http://pixelpusher.flkr.com/ 
> 2007/09/10/last-minute-trip-to-nyc/
>
>
> Cheers
> Evan

very nice. it's great to see that whitman is still active - he's 

certainly one of the seminal figures in multimedia installation 

pieces, getting his start back in the 60's. i've always loved his 

work - used to go to his loft in tribeca to see installations back in 

"Flying is learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss."

evan
very nice. it's great to see that whitman is still active - he's  
certainly one of the seminal figures in multimedia installation  
pieces, getting his start back in the 60's. i've always loved his  
work - used to go to his loft in tribeca to see installations back in  
the 70's.
cheers
bruce

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