New York-based artist Lucy Raven uncovers the complexities at play in technology through an exploration of topics such as the outsourcing of post-production work for the film industry, evolving technical standards in film projection, and the immense infrastructure behind the global copper mining industry.
For her solo presentation at YBCA, Raven stages a new anaglyph 3D video installation entitled Curtains that creates a portrait of an otherwise invisible global assembly line of post-production studios worldwide providing a glimpse into the human hands that lie behind the spectacle of fantastic computer-generated simulations. A series of screenprints from Raven’s ongoing RPx project are also featured in the exhibition, as well as a new lenticular print. Part of the Control: Technology in Culture exhibition series.
Wed: 12-6 PM
Thu-Sat: 12-8 PM
Sun: 12-6 PM
First Tuesdays of the month: 12-8 PM (FREE admission)
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For her solo presentation at YBCA, Raven stages a new anaglyph 3D video installation entitled Curtains that creates a portrait of an otherwise invisible global assembly line of post-production studios worldwide providing a glimpse into the human hands that lie behind the spectacle of fantastic computer-generated simulations. A series of screenprints from Raven’s ongoing RPx project are also featured in the exhibition, as well as a new lenticular print. Part of the Control: Technology in Culture exhibition series.
Wed: 12-6 PM
Thu-Sat: 12-8 PM
Sun: 12-6 PM
First Tuesdays of the month: 12-8 PM (FREE admission)
New York-based artist Lucy Raven uncovers the complexities at play in technology through an exploration of topics such as the outsourcing of post-production work for the film industry, evolving technical standards in film projection, and the immense infrastructure behind the global copper mining industry.
For her solo presentation at YBCA, Raven stages a new anaglyph 3D video installation entitled Curtains that creates a portrait of an otherwise invisible global assembly line of post-production studios worldwide providing a glimpse into the human hands that lie behind the spectacle of fantastic computer-generated simulations. A series of screenprints from Raven’s ongoing RPx project are also featured in the exhibition, as well as a new lenticular print. Part of the Control: Technology in Culture exhibition series.
Wed: 12-6 PM
Thu-Sat: 12-8 PM
Sun: 12-6 PM
First Tuesdays of the month: 12-8 PM (FREE admission)
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For her solo presentation at YBCA, Raven stages a new anaglyph 3D video installation entitled Curtains that creates a portrait of an otherwise invisible global assembly line of post-production studios worldwide providing a glimpse into the human hands that lie behind the spectacle of fantastic computer-generated simulations. A series of screenprints from Raven’s ongoing RPx project are also featured in the exhibition, as well as a new lenticular print. Part of the Control: Technology in Culture exhibition series.
Wed: 12-6 PM
Thu-Sat: 12-8 PM
Sun: 12-6 PM
First Tuesdays of the month: 12-8 PM (FREE admission)
show less
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