Events
MTA vs. Google Earth 60" x 58" digital printSeptember 3 – October 10, 2008
Haven Arts Gallery, Bronx NY [map]
Opening Reception Friday Sept. 5, 5–9pm
"An exhibition of the unique aesthetic responses of over 40 male artists when presented with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s map of the New York Cities subway system as a base upon which to create. The blank canvas is gone, replaced by a loaded image for each artist to interpret and transform."
MTA vs. Google Earth 60" x 58" digital printSeptember 3 – October 10, 2008
Haven Arts Gallery, Bronx NY [map]
Opening Reception Friday Sept. 5, 5–9pm
"An exhibition of the unique aesthetic responses of over 40 male artists when presented with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s map of the New York Cities subway system as a base upon which to create. The blank canvas is gone, replaced by a loaded image for each artist to interpret and transform."
MTA vs. Google Earth 60" x 58" digital printSeptember 3 – October 10, 2008
Haven Arts Gallery, Bronx NY [map]
Opening Reception Friday Sept. 5, 5–9pm
"An exhibition of the unique aesthetic responses of over 40 male artists when presented with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s map of the New York Cities subway system as a base upon which to create. The blank canvas is gone, replaced by a loaded image for each artist to interpret and transform."
MTA vs. Google Earth 60" x 58" digital printSeptember 3 – October 10, 2008
Haven Arts Gallery, Bronx NY [map]
Opening Reception Friday Sept. 5, 5–9pm
"An exhibition of the unique aesthetic responses of over 40 male artists when presented with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s map of the New York Cities subway system as a base upon which to create. The blank canvas is gone, replaced by a loaded image for each artist to interpret and transform."
MTA vs. Google Earth 60" x 58" digital printSeptember 3 – October 10, 2008
Haven Arts Gallery, Bronx NY [map]
Opening Reception Friday Sept. 5, 5–9pm
"An exhibition of the unique aesthetic responses of over 40 male artists when presented with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s map of the New York Cities subway system as a base upon which to create. The blank canvas is gone, replaced by a loaded image for each artist to interpret and transform."
MTA vs. Google Earth 60" x 58" digital printSeptember 3 – October 10, 2008
Haven Arts Gallery, Bronx NY [map]
Opening Reception Friday Sept. 5, 5–9pm
"An exhibition of the unique aesthetic responses of over 40 male artists when presented with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s map of the New York Cities subway system as a base upon which to create. The blank canvas is gone, replaced by a loaded image for each artist to interpret and transform."
MTA vs. Google Earth 60" x 58" digital printSeptember 3 – October 10, 2008
Haven Arts Gallery, Bronx NY [map]
Opening Reception Friday Sept. 5, 5–9pm
"An exhibition of the unique aesthetic responses of over 40 male artists when presented with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s map of the New York Cities subway system as a base upon which to create. The blank canvas is gone, replaced by a loaded image for each artist to interpret and transform."
MTA vs. Google Earth 60" x 58" digital printSeptember 3 – October 10, 2008
Haven Arts Gallery, Bronx NY [map]
Opening Reception Friday Sept. 5, 5–9pm
"An exhibition of the unique aesthetic responses of over 40 male artists when presented with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s map of the New York Cities subway system as a base upon which to create. The blank canvas is gone, replaced by a loaded image for each artist to interpret and transform."
MTA vs. Google Earth 60" x 58" digital printSeptember 3 – October 10, 2008
Haven Arts Gallery, Bronx NY [map]
Opening Reception Friday Sept. 5, 5–9pm
"An exhibition of the unique aesthetic responses of over 40 male artists when presented with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s map of the New York Cities subway system as a base upon which to create. The blank canvas is gone, replaced by a loaded image for each artist to interpret and transform."
MTA vs. Google Earth 60" x 58" digital printSeptember 3 – October 10, 2008
Haven Arts Gallery, Bronx NY [map]
Opening Reception Friday Sept. 5, 5–9pm
"An exhibition of the unique aesthetic responses of over 40 male artists when presented with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s map of the New York Cities subway system as a base upon which to create. The blank canvas is gone, replaced by a loaded image for each artist to interpret and transform."
MTA vs. Google Earth 60" x 58" digital printSeptember 3 – October 10, 2008
Haven Arts Gallery, Bronx NY [map]
Opening Reception Friday Sept. 5, 5–9pm
"An exhibition of the unique aesthetic responses of over 40 male artists when presented with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s map of the New York Cities subway system as a base upon which to create. The blank canvas is gone, replaced by a loaded image for each artist to interpret and transform."
MTA vs. Google Earth 60" x 58" digital printSeptember 3 – October 10, 2008
Haven Arts Gallery, Bronx NY [map]
Opening Reception Friday Sept. 5, 5–9pm
"An exhibition of the unique aesthetic responses of over 40 male artists when presented with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s map of the New York Cities subway system as a base upon which to create. The blank canvas is gone, replaced by a loaded image for each artist to interpret and transform."
Premiering new Light Dreams video: 2004 RNC Convention Demo.
Haven Arts Gallery
50 Bruckner Blvd., Bronx, NY
Retrospecting September 11th
MTA vs. Google Earth 60" x 58" digital printSeptember 3 – October 10, 2008
Haven Arts Gallery, Bronx NY [map]
Opening Reception Friday Sept. 5, 5–9pm
"An exhibition of the unique aesthetic responses of over 40 male artists when presented with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s map of the New York Cities subway system as a base upon which to create. The blank canvas is gone, replaced by a loaded image for each artist to interpret and transform."
MTA vs. Google Earth 60" x 58" digital printSeptember 3 – October 10, 2008
Haven Arts Gallery, Bronx NY [map]
Opening Reception Friday Sept. 5, 5–9pm
"An exhibition of the unique aesthetic responses of over 40 male artists when presented with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s map of the New York Cities subway system as a base upon which to create. The blank canvas is gone, replaced by a loaded image for each artist to interpret and transform."
MTA vs. Google Earth 60" x 58" digital printSeptember 3 – October 10, 2008
Haven Arts Gallery, Bronx NY [map]
Opening Reception Friday Sept. 5, 5–9pm
"An exhibition of the unique aesthetic responses of over 40 male artists when presented with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s map of the New York Cities subway system as a base upon which to create. The blank canvas is gone, replaced by a loaded image for each artist to interpret and transform."
MTA vs. Google Earth 60" x 58" digital printSeptember 3 – October 10, 2008
Haven Arts Gallery, Bronx NY [map]
Opening Reception Friday Sept. 5, 5–9pm
"An exhibition of the unique aesthetic responses of over 40 male artists when presented with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s map of the New York Cities subway system as a base upon which to create. The blank canvas is gone, replaced by a loaded image for each artist to interpret and transform."
MTA vs. Google Earth 60" x 58" digital printSeptember 3 – October 10, 2008
Haven Arts Gallery, Bronx NY [map]
Opening Reception Friday Sept. 5, 5–9pm
"An exhibition of the unique aesthetic responses of over 40 male artists when presented with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s map of the New York Cities subway system as a base upon which to create. The blank canvas is gone, replaced by a loaded image for each artist to interpret and transform."
MTA vs. Google Earth 60" x 58" digital printSeptember 3 – October 10, 2008
Haven Arts Gallery, Bronx NY [map]
Opening Reception Friday Sept. 5, 5–9pm
"An exhibition of the unique aesthetic responses of over 40 male artists when presented with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s map of the New York Cities subway system as a base upon which to create. The blank canvas is gone, replaced by a loaded image for each artist to interpret and transform."
