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Arne Quinze has been extended at the Vicky David Gallery (522 West 23rd Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) until Saturday, April 14.
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This is a great post Robert! Such a great group of images!
I screwed up. The rollovers for 14 and 15 are incorrect.
14 (the one after Quinze’s “Bidonville View”) should read: Unified distance matrix of the risk level assessment map, based on an artificial neural network model.
via sciencedirect:
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0379711211001652
15 should read: Closeup view: Sam Songailo, “Media Centre Installation” (2010)
via SpaceInvading:
http://www.spaceinvading.com/entry/project_id/Installation201007141279163866