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Sunday, December 10, 2006
the building remembers...(記)
Fine pix by Ampulets of Matthew Ngui's superb "the Building Remembers, Remembering the Building", a screen embedded into the wall of the National Museum of Singapore. It is technically pioneering, and artistically very finely judged - playing with time delays and ideas of the past, displaying images that are minutes, seconds or nearly a century old. Matthew will be presenting his work in a public lecture sometime in January - can't wait. Meanwhile there are plenty of pix on Flickr, it is proving very popular with visitors to the museum. But this by Ampulets is my favorite so far.Technorati Tags: mural, public art, public_art, publicart, Singapore, urban screens
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