Broadway between 41st and 49th Streets
New York, NY
Start:
Jul 1, 2012
End:
Jul 31, 2012
Nightly,11:57PM-12AM
View Public Programming
Broadway between 41st and 49th Streets
New York, NY
Start:
Jul 1, 2012
End:
Jul 31, 2012
Nightly,11:57PM-12AM
View Public Programming
The July 2012 Midnight Moment featured videos by three artists: Vicki DaSilva, Surabhi Saraf, and Elly Cho, presented in partnership with the Times Square Advertising Coalition, Artists Wanted and chashama.
Vicki DaSilva
Jasmine / Never Sorry (for Ai Weiwei), 2011 (excerpt)
Jasmine/Never Sorry (for Ai Weiwei) was a tribute to Chinese activist and artist Ai Weiwei. DaSilva referenced freedom of speech through the jasmine fluorescence of her light graffiti.
Surabhi Saraf
PEEL, 2009 (excerpt)
PEEL presented a visual echo of the instance of an unexamined moment. Simple gestures of a seemingly mundane daily activity morphed into a complex choreography when multiplied. The effect of this process further reverberated through the multiple screens of Times Square.
Elly Cho
Visual Kinematics: a state of mind (No.10), 2011 (excerpt)
This video was part of a project series called “Visual Kinematics” in which Cho heightened the aesthetic contrast of the natural environment through black and white to evoke nostalgia for nature.
The July 2012 Midnight Moment featured videos by three artists: Vicki DaSilva, Surabhi Saraf, and Elly Cho, presented in partnership with the Times Square Advertising Coalition, Artists Wanted and chashama.
Vicki DaSilva
Jasmine / Never Sorry (for Ai Weiwei), 2011 (excerpt)
Jasmine/Never Sorry (for Ai Weiwei) was a tribute to Chinese activist and artist Ai Weiwei. DaSilva referenced freedom of speech through the jasmine fluorescence of her light graffiti.
Surabhi Saraf
PEEL, 2009 (excerpt)
PEEL presented a visual echo of the instance of an unexamined moment. Simple gestures of a seemingly mundane daily activity morphed into a complex choreography when multiplied. The effect of this process further reverberated through the multiple screens of Times Square.
Elly Cho
Visual Kinematics: a state of mind (No.10), 2011 (excerpt)
This video was part of a project series called “Visual Kinematics” in which Cho heightened the aesthetic contrast of the natural environment through black and white to evoke nostalgia for nature.
Broadway between 41st and 49th Streets
New York, NY
Nightly,11:57PM-12AM
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