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 | | Christopher Smith is New York artist. He has performed at various centers including
EYEBEAM Arts and Technology Center in NYC and LEMUR in Brooklyn, NY.
Smith’s current work investigates how people travel through the public, and, inversely
how the public space affects the way people travel. He often combines projected video
into manufactured objects, marrying high technology with industrial mass produced
materials. Much of his work erases the line between art and audience.
He has exhibited video installations and sculptures, at the 3LD Art and Technology
Center on Greenwich Street in NYC. He has shown video work, and interactive sculpture
at the Grace Space in Brooklyn, The Williamsburg Art and Historical Center, The
Conflux City Festival, and for The DUMBO Arts Festival. Recently, he has installed a
interactive public video sculpture titled, The1967 Buick Fish Bowl Special at the Pelham
Art Center in Westchester NY and, Cutting In, a work from the Painter Project series at
The Bronx Museum of the Arts, for the Artist in the Marketplace Biennial. |
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