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Captive Reflection by Leandro Erlich
Behind the broken window, the screen shows overlapping scenes powered by a Mac mini.
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Timeless Standards by Cory Arcangel
Watermarking as art, courtesy of the art-world's most prominent Warhol acolyte.
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Jim Campbell
This cloud of lights creates shadow figures by turning off bulbs, working as a kind of makeshift monitor.
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Jim Campbell
This LED array was another monitor-hack, showing a figure walking, stumbling, and finally crawling from left to right.
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You will kill/I forget by Jenny Holzer
A conceptual piece projected onto the side of Rockefeller Center.
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Meteor Lecture by Klaus Lutz
This early film exhibit projects a silent film onto a hovering balloon.
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Marika and Nino by Justin Lieberman
A column of vintage cameras, held together by Miffy glue.
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petpurrr by Tony Oursler
HD projection-mapping onto a fiberglass form, and easily the creepiest thing we saw all day.
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Alyson Shotz
These mathematical curves are rendered entirely with pins and string.
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Fireman's Glove with Photograph by Roman Signer
The name says it all, really.
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Singer by Dave Cole
This 20s-era sewing machine pokes holes in a ribbon according to the Google results for the search, "I am a 1920s Singer Sewing Machine how do I work."
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Untitled (The Meaning Of Life Is That It Stops) by Barbara Kruger
The famous artist and designer weighed in with her usual combination of sans-serif aphorisms and collage.
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Etc by Peter Liversidge
These are not actually performance artists. They're just working.
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Cell Division by James Clar
In a show full of fluorescent lights, this was a highlight.
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Sassaly by Keith Sonnier
A less geometric take on fluorescent sculpture.
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No. 368 by Rana Begum
One of a series of sculptures based on optical illusions.
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Triangle, Hexagon, and Monagon by Monir Farmafarmaian
A series of manipulated mirrors.
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The crowd was well-dressed.
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Study for Leaving by Anthony McCall and Serie Concentrico by Hector Zamora
This Sao Paolo gallery specializes in geometric studies.
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Vulcan Leather (Ballhawk and Prosper) by Eric Yahnker
Spock playing baseball; what more do you need?
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Perimeter Studies by Conrad Shawcross
Fun with geometry and metal.
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Giant Teeth by James Capper
Genuinely just a bunch of power tools sitting on concrete blocks.
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The Contemporary side of the show holds the work of over 100 galleries.
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