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BRIC Rotunda Gallery

Exhibition Detail
In/Formation
Curated by: Elizabeth Ferrer
33 Clinton Street
Brooklyn, NY 11201


November 5th, 2008 - December 19th, 2008
Opening: 
November 5th, 2008 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
 
Frank Zappa Chart, ver. 1,Ward ShelleyWard Shelley, Frank Zappa Chart, ver. 1,
2008, oil and toner on mylar, 64.5 in x 32 in
4,238,053 Suns from Flickr,Penelope UmbricoPenelope Umbrico, 4,238,053 Suns from Flickr,
2008, Kodak machine C-prints, each 4 x 6in
iPod Ecosystem #12,[dNASAb][dNASAb], iPod Ecosystem #12,
2007, Mixed-Media, dimensions variable
Some Material Flags - Columbia,Louisa BufardeciLouisa Bufardeci, Some Material Flags - Columbia,
2007, seersucker, 6 x 3ft
of forests and forensics,Leslie AlfinLeslie Alfin, of forests and forensics,
2008, mixed-media, dimensions variable
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The artists in In/Formation employ widely varying media and representational approaches to examine the radically changing nature of information systems and vehicles in the digital era. Leslie Alfin, Louisa Bufardeci, [dNASAb], Penelope Umbrico, and Ward Shelley present works that express the effects of information overload brought about by such rapidly transforming websites Google and Wikipedia. In the current environment, information is ubiquitous but not necessarily stable or even accurate. Rather, it is literally in formation—relentlessly growing in quantity and endlessly mutable.

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Opening reception: Wednesday, November 5, 7—9pm

 


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