January 12, 2007

‘Panoramas’ in Philadelphia

by Nick Montfort · , 4:13 pm

Panoramas and Other Circular Stories
Esther M. Klein Gallery
3600 Market St, Philadelphia
January 12- March 31, 2007

Opening reception 5:30pm-8:30pm Friday January 12

[Sorry for the late notice about the opening, which starts in little more than an hour. The show is up until April, though!]

Circularities, repetitions and technological breakdowns are the themes of Roderick Coover’s multimedia show, comprised of six video works that incorporate layered photographs, audio, language and manipulated video recordings. Playing with text/image relationships, these works create strange stories that loop upon themselves and examine the ideas of travel and time in order to evoke ways that technology permeates the modern imagination.

The works in this exhibit are the result of unique collaborations between the artist and authors Deb Olin Unferth and Nick Montfort. Please join us the night of the opening for a special reading by featured writers.

More information is available at http://www.kleinartgallery.org/ and http://astro.temple.edu/~rcoover

2 Responses to “‘Panoramas’ in Philadelphia”


  1. nick Says:

    The opening was great fun. Rod & I are hoping to present the pieces we did, in the series “Currency,” on the proverbial Interwebs as well as in this gallery space. We’ll certainly keep everyone here posted. Deb, who collaborated with Rod on the text of the two big pieces, read two great short-short stories at the opening. Fortunately for the remote ones, some of her succinct fiction is online: Check out “Passport” and “Minor Robberies” in Agni.

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