Re: [-empyre-] galleries & establishments

[valerie <valerie@mobilegaze.com>]

Hi Marek -

I would have loved to have seen the other versions of the 
installations. It's nice to hear that the experience is enriching - 
and adds to the already really resolved Web piece. I think of the 
issue of gallery showing vs. online exhibition as the same dichotomy 
between a live music performance vs. the recorded version. If both 
are good - neither takes away from the other. On the contrary, the 
experience is expanded.


> Learning to show in a gallery...
>
> My favorite presentation of Apartment was in Eindhoven at MU. There 
> we had a small flat screen for people to interface, then benches, 
> then 2 giant projections with the 2D and the 3D versions of 
> Apartment being created in realtime. By having the two next to 
> eachother, and being able to sit down to watch, you 'got' the 
> relationship between the two outputs in a way you rarely get online, 
> and didnt in previous shows. Previously most people didnt see any 
> relationship between the two... here people would laugh as they 
> 'got' the connections.
>
> We have no preference about where to show network/database works, 
> currently I happen to be more interested in the relationship of a 
> physical space to a networked one than in purely online works.
> Marek
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