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nytimes 11-5-99
posted by simon nathan
Since its founding in 1976, the P. S. 1 Contemporary Arts
Center has emerged as an important home for cutting edge art
in New York City. The museum draws heavily on site-specific
and installation art, work which often engages the viewer in
radically different ways from conventional art.
To give online users a sense of these works, we have used
IPIX PhotoBubbles, spherical electronic photographs. The
PhotoBubbles are created by mating two exposures, each
encompassing a 185-degree view, to create a single
360-degree sphere. Special software is then used to correct
the perspective, resulting in a PhotoBubble.
To provide additional context to viewers as they explore these
works, each PhotoBubble is accompanied by audio excerpts
from an interview with P. S. 1's founding director, Alanna
Heiss.
Copyright 1999 The New York
Times Company
ABOUT PS1
A brief
introductory
essay on
P.S. 1,
along with recent
Times articles on
developments at the
museum and audio
from P.S. 1 founder
Alanna Heiss on the
institution's history
and goals.
MULTIMEDIA TOUR
Take a
multi-media
tour of P.S.
1 with IPIX
PhotoBubbles and
audio.
PLUG-IN HELP
Links to RealPlayer
and IPIX.
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