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Sunday, November 12, 2006
Electroland - these boys are on to something
Bringing together architectural deployment of LCDs with simple interactions (like the stuff James Seawright* did for the Seattle Airport in the early 1970s if you can remember that far back) Electroland has put together a series of very interesting projects, some realized, some not. And, surprise surprise, some of these projects work in advertising, like the Target-branded Rockefeller Center observation platform in NYC.
According to their website, the team has been selected to create a public art masterplan for Houston, Texas.
*for more on Seawright's Seattle airport and its fate, click here.Technorati Tags: ambient advertising, newyorkcity, public_art, airport art, Seattle, urban screens
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