If you're in NYC, do go see Bright Nights presented by Random Number tonight on the Manhattan Bridge Anchorage in DUMBO.
Bright Nights is a curated program of digital artwork that celebrates the projected image, draws attention to the iconic architecture of the Manhattan Bridge, and electrifies the arts friendly DUMBO neighborhood. The program will be projected onto the Anchorage, to coincide with the 100th birthday of the bridge and the 10th annual Walk21 conference in October 2009.
Four internationally renowned Brooklyn-based artists created new works that interpret the unique physical, spatial, and historical components of the bridge. The artists were chosen for their ability to energize a public space, in celebration of the major thoroughfare’s 100th birthday.
Artists include Motomichi Nakamura, Burak Arikan, Lee Wells and our very own Marius Watz.
Wednesday, Oct. 7th | 7PM - 10PM
Manhattan Bridge Anchorage, Front & Adams Street side in DUMBO, Brooklyn
Marius Watz, "Bridge Hypothesis" from Random Number on Vimeo.
Motomichi Nakamura, "Steel Monster" from Random Number on Vimeo.
More sketches and video clips of Marius' project Bridge Hypothesis on Flickr.
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