The act of observing or interacting via technological devices generates repetitive gestures. We use these gestures to access our technological devices. Over time, these gestures become recognizable actions intertwined with our personal, social and cultural identity. They become part of our everyday rituals.
The act of observing or interacting via technological devices generates repetitive gestures. We use these gestures to access our technological devices. Over time, these gestures become recognizable actions intertwined with our personal, social and cultural identity. They become part of our everyday rituals.
Promotional Video for ArtPrize 9, 2017 hosted in Grand Rapid, MI – showing various venues and artworks including The Day for Night Project by John Naccarato which was part of the group exhibit at The Fed Galleries, KCAD, Grand Rapids, MI, 2017
For the ninth iteration of the world’s most radically open art event, Kendall College of Art and Design of Ferris State University’s (KCAD’s) TheFedGalleries @ KCAD will unveil an exhibition that explores the gap between our authentic experiences of reality and the artificial experiences we encounter daily through a never-ending and ever-evolving barrage of media.
The ‘Day for Night Project’ in the Press: ArtPrize 9 Juror’s Shortlist Public Response – Larry Ossei-Mensah
Interview with Larry Ossei-Mensah 9/25/17 Interviewer: Jim Moreno Camera: Brandon Cooley Produced by The Rapidian and GRTV Proud services of the Community Media Center
