Unfortunately, photography was not allowed. (I don't understand why a group of kids were allowed to take pictures after pictures while posing in front of the projections though.) I can only show you this short clip from filmolaboral's youtube channel:
Thursday, 16 August 2012
A troubling poet of the digital age
If I am to give only one reason for my short trip to Montreal this time, it must be Ryoji Ikeda's very first survey exhibition in North America at DHC/ART Foundation for Contemporary Art. His framed works, light boxes, sculptural works, works on paper as well as audiovisual projects are presented. His digital prints of the irrational numbers π, e and φ are pretty much what I've been exploring to work on.
Unfortunately, photography was not allowed. (I don't understand why a group of kids were allowed to take pictures after pictures while posing in front of the projections though.) I can only show you this short clip from filmolaboral's youtube channel:
Unfortunately, photography was not allowed. (I don't understand why a group of kids were allowed to take pictures after pictures while posing in front of the projections though.) I can only show you this short clip from filmolaboral's youtube channel:
Labels:
Art,
DHC/ART,
Music,
Ryoji Ikeda