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Mark Napier at Bitforms gallery
MARK NAPIER
new software art and prints
Thursday, April 12, 2007
6:30-8:30 pm
bitforms gallery
529 West 20th Street, NYC
(btw. 10th & 11th avenues)
If you live at a relative stone's throw from the Empire State Building, what does the ultimate symbol of capitalism become before your very eyes? How is this place tranformed by digital culture after 9/11?
In the creative mind of Mark Napier, the ESB is a cyclops formed of brick and mortar yet powered by flesh and cicuits. It is a symbol of a crumbling physical power caught in the webs of immateriality forged by software and the net. It is the very essence of the shifting structures of power.
Mark has been at work on this project for about 2 years now. It's interesting and horrific to live with a working artist. There is no reason for him to code the software that created the print for the sites or the actual artwork, yet it's more than just like a disease. He codes because he has to. That's how he builds his sculptures and paints his digital canvases.
I can't comment any further on this show beucause I haven't seen the show installed. Tonight should be as interesting to you as it will be to me.
Please come for the art, but more importantly, come meet the "Mr.
Art | Culture | Software | Mark Napier
