Interference

Part of the Eyebeam 10 Year Retrospective Series of exhibitions
Opening: 6PM Thursday, September 27

Closing reception: November 10, 5PM

Artists include:

Interference is the second of three exhibitions celebrating 10 years of Eyebeam support for artists experimenting with new technologies. Employing a diverse array of media and strategies, which includes data visualization, performance, community engagement and public intervention, the artists and collectives featured in Interference probe ideas of access and autonomy.

From the very public, but deliberately obscured, satellite surveillance data recorded in Paglen and IAA’s work tracking CIA aircraft, to the intimacy of Magid’s collaboration with a local NYC police officer; from Forays’ engagement with local community gardeners, to GRL, Gómez de Llarena and Gitman’s tools for communication, the projects in Interference ask us to seriously consider concepts of communal space in an increasingly privatized public sphere.

-Amanda McDonald Crowley, Executive Director

Curators: Amanda McDonald Crowley, Liz Slagus, Paul Amitai

Exhibition Design: David Benjamin, Soo-in Yang

Technical Design + Installation: Emma Lloyd, Marko Tandefelt, Paul Amitai, Bryan Mesenbourg, Matt White, Jason Jones, Kory Hellebust, Dave McDermott, Jamie O’Shea, Craig Montoro, Jon Cohrs, Benjamin Leduc-Mills

Graphic Design + Marketing: Rebecca Cittadini

PR + Media Relations: Joanna Raczkiewicz

With thanks to Eyebeam’s Founder and Chairperson, John S. Johnson, the entire Eyebeam staff, Board, Advisory Committee, fellows and artists, for the past 10 years.

Projects: Casa Segura, Field Notes on the Life of a Cocoon, Fundrace, L.A.S.E.R. Tag, Lincoln Ocean Victor Eddy, Magicbike, Terminal Air, The 13th Screen (The Subliminal History of New York), The FM Ferry Experiment, Urballoon, Urban Attractors Private Distractors, Urban Particle Supercollider
People: Amanda McDonald Crowley, Angie Eng, Carlos J. Gomez de Llarena, Carrie Dashow, Caspar Stracke, Eyebeam R&D Lab, Forays, Graffiti Research Lab, Institute for Applied Autonomy, Jesse Pearlman Karlsberg, Jill Magid, Jonah Peretti, Michael Frumin, neuroTransmitter, Robert Ransick, Trevor Paglen, Yury Gitman
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