Josh Spodek takes Leaders in Software and Art on a tour of his solo show at the Crossing Art Gallery in Queens, NY. Speaking about his work, Josh says, “My pieces are internally lit boxes that, when you move past them, show a moving image. Typical moving images use one […]
As part of LISA’s partnership with the Big Screen Project, we will be showing excerpts from some of Deborah Johnson’s works during the month of May on the Big Screen at the Eventi Hotel at 30th and 6th in Manhattan. We are excited that Deborah is working with us for […]
As part of LISA’s partnership with the Big Screen Project, we will be showing excerpts from some of Erik Sanner‘s works during the month of May on the Big Screen at the Eventi Hotel at 30th and 6th in Manhattan. We are excited that Erik is working with us for […]
As part of LISA’s partnership with the Big Screen Project, we will be showing excerpts from some of Blake Carrington‘s works during the month of May on the Big Screen at the Eventi Hotel at 30th and 6th in Manhattan. We are excited that Blake is working with us for […]
As part of LISA’s partnership with the Big Screen Project, we will be showing excerpts from some of Phil Stearns‘ works during the month of May on the Big Screen at the Eventi Hotel at 30th and 6th in Manhattan. We are excited that Phil is working with us for […]
Leaders in Software and Art is pleased to announce a new partnership with the Big Screen Project, a 30 x 16.5 ft. HD Format LED screen located at the 10,000 sq. ft. public plaza behind the Eventi Hotel on Sixth Avenue between 29th and 30th Street in New York City. […]
Natalie Jeremijenko takes Leaders in Software and Art on a private tour of her solo show at the Neuberger Museum of Art in Purchase, NY. The show is curated by Jacqueline Shilkoff, Neuberger Museum Associate Curator for New Media and the Digital Museum, and will be up through October 24th, […]
On January 11th, Asya Reznikov presented at LISA at the Soho Gallery for Digital Art. The first thing I have to say about Asya’s work is that still images simply do not do it justice. So you may want to start by checking out the video clips on Asya’s website. […]
Last week I went to the Tim Burton exhibition at the MoMA. Held in a surprisingly small space, the exhibition displays 800+ images…
Went last Saturday to see the Kandinsky exhibit at the Guggenheim (reviewed here in the NY Times), there through 1/13/2010. Kandinsky is one of Scott Draves’ favorite artists and influences. The large pieces really looked terrific in the Spiral setting of the Guggenheim, where you could see them en masse […]