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bitforms gallery Steve Sacks (US) Brucknerhaus 07.09. to 11.09. from 10:00 | |
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With his bitforms gallery, New Yorker Steve Sacks was one of the first to specialize in software art and to develop strategies to gain acceptance for this medium in the art market. What he came up with were Software Art Stations, systems that hang on the gallery’s walls like pictures and allow visitors to view and interact with software art.
Steve Sacks (USA), Web developer, founder and director of Bitforms Gallery, New York, devoted to digital and digitally influenced art. The space is designed by the New York architecture firm Archi-Tectonics, and includes an Interactive Digital Catalogue touch screen archive of the artists' works.  back
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