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Call for New Media Artists! Interested in creating a dynamic multi-channel digital art installation for the Fulton Center Station? Check out the open call currently on our website! Submissions due by June 29. http://web.mta.info/mta/aft/about/call.html
Image: Current #MTAArts installation at Fulton Center & Dey Street Concourse of the “The Fluid” by Chris Doyle.
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We are thrilled that Chris Doyle’s #MTAArts digital animation, The Fluid, was selected as a DSE 2018 APEX Awards finalist! Commissioned by MTA Arts & Design, The Fluid is based on Hudson River painter #ThomasCole’s cycle of paintings, The Course of Empire, weaving together references to Hudson River and Japanese Edo painting and 20th century abstraction. The animation explores the way we view water and landscape, focusing on the rhythmic aspects of water at every scale. The piece drifts between forms of representation and abstraction to echo the tidal motion of daily commuters passing through Fulton Center. Doyle’s immersive 52-channel digital animation is on view for two minutes at the top of each hour in the Fulton Center complex and the Dey Street pedestrian tunnel that connects to the R line and the World Trade Center PATH station.
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Chris Doyle’s 52-channel digital animation “The Fluid” can be seen for two minutes at the top of each hour in the Fulton Center complex and the Dey Street pedestrian tunnel that connects to the R line and the World Trade Center PATH station.
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Chris Doyle
A true original, worthy of the word unique, Chris Doyle has created some of the most memorable images in cinema and this film from Wolfcrow is a real pleasure to watch As a bonus here’s a great little behind the scenes sequence from In the Mood For Love, which didn’t make it into the final cut In the Mood for Love – behind the…
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Cut from the Same Cloth: Chris Doyle and Roger Sullivan
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