
Untethered
A sculpture garden of readymades
Untethered was a sculpture garden of everyday objects deprogrammed of their original function, embedded with new intelligence, and transformed into surrealist and surprising readymades, including a photocopier that reads the night sky; a PDA turned guitar; and a piano that plays the Internet. The exhibition featured pieces by 15 artists working at the intersection of art and technology, including current and former Eyebeam residents and fellows, as well as leading international artists.
Participating artists: Jessica Banks, Ayah Bdeir, Michel de Broin, Max Dean, Paul DeMarinis, Kelly Dobson, Germaine Koh, JooYoun Paek, Sascha Pohflepp, Hans-Christoph Steiner, Thomson & Craighead, Nor_/d, Nor_d (Addie Wagenknecht + Stefan Hechenberger), Joe Winter
Curated by Eyebeam curatorial fellow Sarah Cook, whose fellowship was supported by a partnership with CRUMB
See Related Events:
» Sept. 25: Opening reception and artist talks
» Oct. 14: Open Source your mobile devices
» Oct. 21: Performing machines
» Oct. 25: Panel discussion + closing reception
Photos from the Exhibition Opening
People: Ayah Bdeir, Germaine Koh, Hans-Christoph Steiner, Jessica Banks, Joe Winter, JooYoun Paek, Kelly Dobson, Max Dean, Michel de Broin, Nor_/d, Thomson and Craighead
Research: Open Culture
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