For a minute there, the museum’s windows became a work of art.
The blue screens on the external walls seen from a distance, are Clifford Ross’, Digital Wave, 2017, video on 2 LED walls. Another version, from 2105, was installed in the interior lobby:
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Windows make an interesting pic. Very symmetrical
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Thank you! I love it when Museum structures become part of the art like, in this case, an art video or a tableau vivant ❤️
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So cool that you saw these folks walking by as a tableau vivant and that you ‘captured’ this moving moment and pulled the images together.
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I loved these fleeting moments, now forever captured, too… those windows make great frames!
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