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Lenticular art show Nov 15, 2002
through January 18, 2003
This unique lenticular art show is
currently on display through January 18, 2003. This show features
works created by innovative NYC artists from Depthography Group
working in the lenticular field since 1987.
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to read the New Yorker review in the , Dec 23, 30, 2002 issue.
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Robert Munn, Sara Cook & M Henry
Jones of the Depthography Group (a guild of artists/technologists
who create "four-dimensional images") present a display
of their work at The Proposition gallery at 559 W 22 St, NYC.
These are three-dimensional animating lenticular images. On display
are twelve exquisite large format (up to 30" x 40")
fine art lenticulars as well as 12 8"x10"s.
This unique lenticular art show hosted
by Ellen Donahue & Ronald Sosinski, premiered on Nov.15th
2002 and will remain hung through New Years Day, 2003. These
works achieve a technical state of the art unrivaled in the lenticular
field. For Proposition gallery hours, call 212-242-0035, or contact
Depthography ongoing at 212-972-9044.
This multi dimensional image of the
Flat Iron Building, on 23rd street in Manhatten, 2002 is the
first of a series of 3-D images of New York with a splash of
color shot by Robert Munn & Sara Cook of Depthography Group.
Slatherpuss in a field of pink daisies
was first created as a diarama where each daisy was hand crafted.
Slatherpuss was create for the lenticular medium as a hyper detailed
world.
A portrait of Otto was the first
of a series of 4-D portraits photographed on this stoop in New
York City since the Summer of 2002. This shot captures the serendipity
approach to art and life. This image was photographed only once,
truly capturing a moment in time. Otto was simply waving to the
ladies on a hot summers day.
Anyone who has spent any time at
Coney Island knows this wonderful familiar view when you first
arrive at the park, but this is in 4-D. Somewhere between Nathen's
famous hotdogs and the Cyclone, near the subway is this alley
feeling view that says we are there !!!
Truly one of the most beloved rollercoasters
in the world, The Cyclone in Coney Island. Three dimensional
and animating thrills as this image says fun, fun, fun !!!!!
This is part of a Coney Island series we have shot including
4-D mermaids from the parade, 2002.
Man into Ant is the first of a series
of morphing images.
