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THE 59TH MINUTE:
Creative Time and Panasonic initiate the second year of The 59th Minute: Video Art on the Times Square Astrovision with Portrait by Canadian artist, Geneviève Cadieux. Tell us what you thought!
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ART ON THE PLAZA:
Primal Graphics 2002 by Jim Campbell presented by Creative Time and The Ritz-Carlton New York in cooperation with the Battery Park City Authority
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For nearly 30 years, Creative Time, a New York-based nonprofit organization, has commissioned and presented adventurous public arts projects of all disciplines. From the Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage, Grand Central Terminal, and Times Square to milk cartons, the Internet, and billboards, Creative Time has supported artists in invigorating our urban landscape. Our Mission > |
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For information on how the arts are responding to 9/11, visit:
The Arts rebuild New York (Alliance for the Arts)
March 1, 2002 Airtime Project #1: James Buckhouse, Tap
Tap, a project commissioned by Dia Center for the Arts in collaboration with Creative Time and the Whitney Museum of American Art, creates a tap dance school for animated characters that exists on the Internet and can be downloaded to individual user's PDAs and desktops. The animated characters take on a life of their own by taking lessons, practicing, giving recitals and learning from each other.
February 2002 Art on Plaza: Primal Graphics 2002 by Jim Campbell
Presented by Creative Time and The Ritz-Carlton New York in cooperation with the Battery Park City Authority
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Around Town:
March 11 - April 13, 2002 Tribute in Light: a temporary art action conceived for downtown New York City in response to the September 11, 2001 tragedies.
April 11 & 12, 2002 Blur 02: POWER AT PLAY IN DIGITAL ART AND CULTURE
Creative Time, The New School and Parsons School of Design present two free panels, OPEN PLAY and THE NETWORK MOMENT, devoted to the power and perils of digital technology in creative and cultural practices. These Projects and Prototypes public events are a part of BLUR 02: POWER AT PLAY IN DIGITAL ART AND CULTURE, an international seminar to provide a forum in New York for new
media innovators
March 28, 2002 The Desire to Remember: Contemplating Art Memorials (A Series of Two Panels at New York University)
March 11-25, 2002 A Project by Hans Haacke
Creative Time presents a public project by Hans Haacke commemorating 9/11. Poster campaign in New York City. Online version for your desktop.
February 28, 2001 - ongoing The 59th Minute: Video Art on the Times Square Astrovision
with Marco Brambilla, Fischli & Weiss, William Kentridge, Jeff Gibson for Day without Art and Fast Forward: Contemporary videos by Gary Hill, Mary Lucier, and Michael Snow
February 11, 2001 Time to Consider: The Arts Respond to 9.11
Creative Time, Poets & Writers, the Van Alen Institute, and Worldstudio Foundation present a multi-faceted poster campaign that offers varied reflections on September 11 by artists, poets, designers and architects.
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