View Atlanta's Media Infused Presentation!!
To my readers everywhere, especially the Atlanta area, go by and view this very creative, artsy and media infused presentation, entitled, "Convergent Frequencies".
Each evening at dusk, media artist and designer Matt Gilbert will present his new video inspired by the modularity of the brain’s vision system and the similar separation of color and movement in digital video. It splits images of the local area and musical performance into two parts-movement and color-investigating them as independent components, and recombining them into a new video work.
In short, three local artists will reinvent the empty lot with three large shipping containers using images, film, and sound, while simultaneously celebrating the surrounding neighborhoods.
What: Local artists Matt Gilbert, Matt Haffner, and Nat Slaughter celebrate the grittiness of Inman Park, Little Five Points, and Old Fourth Ward with a mixed-media installation using steel shipping containers.
Why: Film images, string instruments, wheat paste collages, and field study audio recordings flood your senses.
When: Sept. 17th - Sept. 19th, 6 p.m.-midnight.
Where: Krog St., at Lake Ave., Inman Park. Admission is free.
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Each evening at dusk, media artist and designer Matt Gilbert will present his new video inspired by the modularity of the brain’s vision system and the similar separation of color and movement in digital video. It splits images of the local area and musical performance into two parts-movement and color-investigating them as independent components, and recombining them into a new video work.
In short, three local artists will reinvent the empty lot with three large shipping containers using images, film, and sound, while simultaneously celebrating the surrounding neighborhoods.
What: Local artists Matt Gilbert, Matt Haffner, and Nat Slaughter celebrate the grittiness of Inman Park, Little Five Points, and Old Fourth Ward with a mixed-media installation using steel shipping containers.
Why: Film images, string instruments, wheat paste collages, and field study audio recordings flood your senses.
When: Sept. 17th - Sept. 19th, 6 p.m.-midnight.
Where: Krog St., at Lake Ave., Inman Park. Admission is free.
Facebook: Link
Plug Source: Dailycandy.com
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