Electrons composing signals representing bits abstracted into data presented as visual and aural stimuli intended to convey meaning
Documentation for a project I helped create with Future Archaeology, the name some friends and I chose for our ad-hoc collective. We have another installation this weekend in Ellie and my apartment.
This weekend is going to be busy! I’m participating in Bushwick Open Studios (with two shows!) and I’m also teaching a session at ITP Camp.
We recently launched a sub-site for the Rising Currents exhibition at MoMA:
MoMA and P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center joined forces to address one of the most urgent challenges facing the nation’s largest city: sea-level rise resulting from global climate change. Though the national debate on infrastructure is currently focused on “shovel-ready” projects that will stimulate the economy, we now have an important opportunity to foster new research and fresh thinking about the use of New York City’s harbor and coastline.
These smaller exhibitions don’t usually get their own sub-sites, but it was fairly easy to customize a category view within the existing MoMA blog. A slightly-altered version of the site is also available on kiosks in the exhibition space.
