Emotion Winds (2014) by Maurice Benayoun
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Since 2008, Streaming Museum exhibitions,
programs of the arts and world affairs
and our original videos have reached
millions on seven continents.
They've been presented in public spaces and the online public space, and at cultural,
educational and commercial centers.
Programs have brought together the general public and experts to discuss society's issues
and potential, and the interconnected
role of the arts.
The museum promotes the power of the arts
as witness, humanist and futurist interpreter, motivator, unifier, beautifier, problem solver, meditation zone, illuminator of cultural commonalities and diversities and new ways
of seeing, model of the creative process, and teller of the stories that matter.
Memorable spectacles and events have been created in collaboration with international artists, experts and partners
Bjork's "Mutual Core" is about the human connection to nature and universe. Exhibited across Times Square to launch the World Tour of Nordic Outbreak exhibition and public programs featuring 30 Nordic video artists. Video by Streaming Museum. Left: Cocor MediaChannel, Bucharest, Right: Sao Paulo, Brazil
The goal has been to present art and ideas in the places most accessible to the public in their daily lives - public spaces and online, as well as in physical space in a variety of venues
Streaming Museum in residence in Antarctica, at Carlini (formerly Jubay) Scientific base of Argentina
Arts and conversations with experts across fields look at how art and technology sharpen how we see the world and help create solutions to critical problems with an understanding of the interconnected world
Cynical, pessimistic viewpoints about the future become a self-fulfilling prophecy, says Anthony Leiserowitz, Director Yale Climate Change Communications
A VIEW FROM THE CLOUD, 2015 at Dag Hammarskjold Plaza-"the Gateway to the United Nations" with Astronaut Ron Garan, Assistant UN Secretary General on Climate Change, Janos Pasztor, international art and screening of Overview, co-produced with World Council of Peoples for the United Nations
... in 2017 at United Nations Church Center, Dr. Emile Bruneau, Director of the Peace and Conflict Neuroscience Lab at University of Pennsylvania. Videos by David Bates, Jr / Streaming Museum
A View From The Cloud - Astronaut Nicole Stott, "art is the ultimate universal communicator of complex ideas"
... Jan Eliasson, Deputy Secretary General of the United Nations under Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, spoke with Shamina de Gonzaga, Executive Director, World Council of Peoples for the United Nations, about how the arts and spirituality are needed for resilience to do the work that follows the mandate of the UN. Videos by David Bates, Jr / Streaming Museum
Artists and our original videos emotionally engage viewers in the lives and experiences of people and issues around the world
Basetrack.org photographers Teru Kuwayama, Balazs Gardi and Tivadar Domaniczky embedded with Marines, in Afghanistan, 2010-11. A collection of their photographs edited by Nina Colosi was featured in“We Write This To You From The Distant Future,” at Juilliard at Lincoln Center’s Willson Theater, NYC
Eija-Liisa Ahtila, Fishermen (Études no 1) (2010), for Nordic Outbreak
Artisans in Cairo speak out on politics and cultural tradition in multi-media stories by Massimiliano Fusari - exhibited in A View From The Cloud
Exit, 2008-2015, data visualization of human migrations and causes by Diller Scofidio+Renfro. Commissioned by Cartier Foundation for contemporary art, Paris. Exhibited at A View From The Cloud.
Jana Winderen, Jana Winderen (2014). Krísuvik, Iceland. for Digital Dynamics In Nordic Contemporary Art, publication, art and programs
A collection of street art in Havana after Castro's death, by Alice Arnold ...
... was exhibited in A View From The Cloud programs in NY and Helsinki
Shahzia Sikander’s artwork evolves from her life experience and ideas of language, trade and empire, and migration. “The World is Yours, The World is Mine”, 2014, gouache and ink on hand prepared paper, 23 11/16″ x 20 9/16″. Courtesy Sean Kelly Gallery NY, exhibited in A View From The Cloud at the UN Church Center
Circuconcéntricos Fluo Bleu 2, 2015 by Elias Crespin, kinetic sculptor; Jacopo Baboni-Schilingi, composer; video by Pascal Maillard. Exhibited in A View From The Cloud
Music on the street in London by TrueMendous, video by David Bates, Jr / Streaming Museum
Miguel Chevalier's Fractal Flowers immersive interactive exhibition in Kvinesdal, Norway
The art of Michael Najjar has been featured over the years in A View From The Cloud programs, Centerpoint Now publication and various features, Above: "orbital ascent" (2017) from Najjar's "outer space" ongoing series since 2011
Rally in Union Square, NYC with the family of Trayvon Martin. Thousands of protesters demonstrated against the killing of the black unarmed teenager. Video by David Bates, Jr / Streaming Museum
Benjamin Edwards, Automatic City, 2004, acrylic on canvas, 69" x 138", featured in A View From The Cloud and other programs
Afghanistan. by photojournalist Teru Kuwayama, presented in Centerpoint Now publication and online feature stories
The 4-5 subway at Grand Central, NYC ...