To do this, the Art Gallery will have a facilitator to help engage viewers as well as a treasure map of valuable ideas to search for in the gallery. The gallery will showcase an even distribution of interactive installations, digital paintings, digital images, sculptures, performances, panels, animation, artist talks, Web sites, and interactive desktop programs. Art Gallery Chair from Bowling Green State University. Interactive Installations Invisible Places Emily Blair, Next Question Invisible Places is an audio installation. By inserting headphones into a series of jacks in a wall, visitors can listen to women from Buffalo and Pittsburgh talking about their relationships to different places in the city.
Visitors can also record their own thoughts on the chalkboard surface.
We often take our locus for granted. Not You, Not Here seeks to help us break that habit by connecting the present space of the viewer with a remote place and enabling some kind of experiencing of the other place, indifferent to us as it may be. This work involves the sounding of 450 bells and emanation of diodes as an installation of sound and light. Protrude, Flow Sachiko Kodama, The University of Electro-Communications Protrude, Flow uses magnetic fluid, sound, and moving images. Affected by the sounds and voices in the exhibition place, the three-dimensional patterns of magnetic fluid transform by means of digital computer control, and its flowing movement and dynamic transformations are simultaneously projected on the screen.