Current Exhibitions
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CYBORG ALARM: When Technology, Imagination and Body Collide – opens 5/28
Exhibition, panel, party @ BigScreenPlaza with NYFA 2011 Fellows: Karolina Sobecka, Michael Greathouse, Sophie Kahn, Jason Bernagozzi, James Case-Leal, caraballo-farman
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[VIDEO] MICHAEL NAJJAR Plans Virgin Galactic Space Travel
German media artist, Michael Najjar and Streaming Museum Curatorial Fellow, Tanya Toft discuss Najjar’s 2013 space flight on Richard Branson’s Virgin Galactic.
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[VIDEO] MAURICE BENAYOUN Occupies the Financial District, NYC
Renowned French Media Artist Maurice Benayoun converses with Tanya Toft, as they visit Wall Street, Zuccotti Park, the World Trade Center, Trinity Church and St. Pauls.
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A JOHN CAGE CENTENNIAL TRIBUTE – ENTER HERE
ENTER HERE for links to Streaming Museum’s online program of stories, sound and visual art, videos, text, films, and notation art by artists who have been inspired by John Cage.
Showcase
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JOHN CAGE
John Cage (1912-1992) was a singularly inventive and much beloved American composer, writer, philosopher, and visual artist, whose influence, already profound, has yet to be fully felt.
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John Cage Tribute curated by Tom Shannon
Artist / Inventor Tom Shannon has curated a collection of videos – “Sea Tails” by Jackie Matisse, Molly Davies and David Tudor, and “6 AV” by Tom Kovachevich for Streaming Museum’s John Cage Centennial Tribute
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John Cage Centennial Tribute: Notations 21
In 1969, composer, philosopher and musical innovator John Cage compiled 290 examples of written music by composers of his time including Milton Babbitt, Leonard Bernstein, George Crumb, Nam June Paik, and many others….
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Cage’s influence on Sound and Visual Artists
A collection of stories about John Cage told by his collaborators and contemporary international sound and visual artists he has inspired, and selections of their work. Including Monika Weiss, Emanuel Pimenta, Stephen Vitiello, ADACHI Tomomi, William Anastasi, Dove Bradshaw…
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The Buckminster Fuller Challenge
“to make the world work for 100% of humanity, in the shortest possible time, through spontaneous cooperation without ecological offense or disadvantage of anyone.”
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Streaming Museum Global Partners
Visit Streaming Museum partners from Bucharest to Milan, Second Life to Antarctica, Melbourne to Incheon, Seoul, Montevideo, Athens, 17 BBC…
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News
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Urban Media Cultures: (Re)Shaping the Public Space through Urban Screens and Media Architectures
Whether high-resolution displays, computer-animated light installations or mechanical media screens: urban screens and media architecture shape our modern lives and change the face of our cities. Urban Media Cultures discusses the risks and potentials of this development in its spatial and social context. International experts in architecture, marketing, technology and culture, such as Nina Colosi from the Streaming Museum in New York, Dr. M. Hank Haeusler from the University of New South Wales…
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Switch Off! or: More Time For Ourselves
The presence of digital moving images in our urban environments is growing. The recent world soccer championships and the Olympics in China have left a lot of public transmission screens dispersed all over our cities. New screens are being set up for the London Olympics. The advertising industry is predicting growth for “digital out-of-home“ media.
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Art and Media, Guernica and Tahrir Square: Observations from Art Dubai
It isn’t exactly a surprise that this year’s Global Art Forum, an annual discourse on contemporary art under the aegis of Art Dubai, should explore the theme “the Medium of the Media”. The event takes place on the rough anniversary of uprisings that spread across the Middle East, making it inevitable that panelists focused on where art fits into a landscape marked by tweets from Tahrir Square and the real-time dissemination of images of Qaddafi’s corpse… by Alana Chloe Esposito for Art Fag City
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