Whoops.
I sent this to the wrong thread.
There's one about current exhibitions (which I still can't find) & I mistook it for this one.
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Thu 11 Oct, 2012 09:11 am
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Last year the Immersive Surfaces project brought some trippy lights to the Manhattan Bridge during the DUMBO Arts Fest, but this year they really brought it. Below you'll find nearly 14 minutes of the totally transfixing projections. The only problem is the music, so we suggest turning down the volume on Vimeo, and cranking up some of your own tunes (The Who's Tommy? Pink Floyd's The Dark Side Of The Moon? Jefferson Airplane's "White Rabbit" on loop? Up to you).
Last year the Immersive Surfaces project brought some trippy lights to the Manhattan Bridge during the DUMBO Arts Fest, but this year they really brought it. Below you'll find nearly 14 minutes of the totally transfixing projections. The only problem is the music, so we suggest turning down the volume on Vimeo, and cranking up some of your own tunes (The Who's Tommy? Pink Floyd's The Dark Side Of The Moon? Jefferson Airplane's "White Rabbit" on loop? Up to you).
love it. I recently heard bout the cupcake triler nd have to go back to the Hill Country.
If it qrent so damn hot, Id like to live there. Probably Id weigh about 2 tons
Here in the a-hole o' Texas they've been beautifying Interstate 10 making it less drab, utilitarian grey concrete and more colorful.
I-10 Spaghetti Bowl interchange
I-10 and Airway Blvd.
At the top of the lighted towers there are turbines that spin in the wind and provide electricity that help power the lights. They look like waterfalls when they spin.
Following an outcry over a vote to choose a replacement for a controversial statue of J. Marion Sims in Central Park, a group of elected officials and community members are seeking to reform New York City's selection process for public art amid a growing chorus of complaints about questionable choices and lack of transparency.
