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As a momentous finale to Vortexhibition Polyphonica, artists SuttonBeresCuller will create an interactive installation that will invite viewers, both on-site and online, to engage with the Henry’s collection in an entirely new way. For the Henry’s East Gallery, the three artists will select an array of paintings, prints, photographs, and other 2-dimensional works from the museum’s collection that the Henry team will install “salon style,” covering the walls floor to ceiling. In front of this multi-faceted presentation, a custom-made apparatus will transport a high definition camera along the x- and y-axes of this grid-like installation. The project continues in a viewing room in the Stroum Gallery. There visitors can steer the camera remotely, selecting and zooming in on the details of any work of art in the East Gallery. The close-up views are projected in this space and then uploaded to the Web for many others to see. Over the course of the exhibition, visitors’ viewing selections will be tracked and recorded to form a culminating, and cumulative, work of art.
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| Organized for the Henry by Associate Curator Sara Krajewski. This artist project is made possible with generous support from the Harpo Foundation. |
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| SAN JOSE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Within the new terminal the San José Office of Cultural Affairs Public Art Program (OCA) is managing a changing art and technology public art program to commission artwork that will reflect the character of the Silicon Valley and provide an engaging introduction to the region.
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SIDEWALK ART |
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Public Art Dedication

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SuttonBeresCuller's artwork dedicated at West Seattle Park, June 13
The Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs invites you to pack up your sidewalk chalk and join the city of Seattle at the dedication celebration for the new Morgan Junction Park in West Seattle.
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Salon, a series of museum-style frames stamped in the sidewalk that borders the neighborhood park. Artist trio SuttonBeresCuller etched and color tinted the "picture frames" that invite the public to create their own works of art. Make a masterpiece and meet the artists!
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10 to 11 a.m., Saturday, June 13
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Morgan Junction Park
6415 California Ave S.W.
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For the Morgan Junction Community Festival, featuring live music, children's activities, vendors, community information and the "Bite of Morgan." Bubble Man will perform from 11 to 11:30 a.m.
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Parking is limited. The park is accessible by bus or bike.
Metro routes: 22, 54, 118, 128 and Sound Express 560.
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Salon was funded with Seattle Department of Transportation Emerging Funds, 1% for Art funds, and Bridging the Gap transportation levy funds.

Image: SuttonBeresCuller, Salon, 2009, stamped concrete, concrete stain, located at Morgan Junction Park in West Seattle. Photo by SuttonBeresCuller.
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