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View this post on Instagram #Repost @worldoffad ・・・ Launching on 27th November 2018, seven galleries and organisations across the UK will simultaneously show Red Lines, a new video work by pioneering digital artist Evan Roth winner of Artangel’s first international open call competition:⠀ – ATLAS Arts, Isle of Skye⠀ – Glynn Vivian Art Gallery, Swansea⠀ – Golden Thread Gallery, Belfast⠀ – Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge⠀ – Open Data Institute, London⠀ – Telegraph Museum, Porthcurno, Cornwall⠀ – Towner Art Gallery, Eastbourne⠀ ⠀ MORE: https://buff.ly/2PJ0PjH #evanroth #redlines #coolart #fadmagazine #artangel #digitalart @evanroth_ @artangel_ldn @atlasarts #glynnvivianartgallery @goldenthread_gallery @kettlesyard #opendatainstitute #telegraphmuseum @townergallery A post shared by ATLAS Arts (@atlasarts) on Nov 23, 2018 at 4:18pm PST
#Repost @worldoffad ・・・ Launching on 27th November 2018, seven galleries and organisations across the UK will simultaneously show Red Lines, a new video work by pioneering digital artist Evan Roth winner of Artangel’s first international open call competition:⠀ – ATLAS Arts, Isle of Skye⠀ – Glynn Vivian Art Gallery, Swansea⠀ – Golden Thread Gallery, Belfast⠀ – Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge⠀ – Open Data Institute, London⠀ – Telegraph Museum, Porthcurno, Cornwall⠀ – Towner Art Gallery, Eastbourne⠀ ⠀ MORE: https://buff.ly/2PJ0PjH #evanroth #redlines #coolart #fadmagazine #artangel #digitalart @evanroth_ @artangel_ldn @atlasarts #glynnvivianartgallery @goldenthread_gallery @kettlesyard #opendatainstitute #telegraphmuseum @townergallery
A post shared by ATLAS Arts (@atlasarts) on Nov 23, 2018 at 4:18pm PST
View this post on Instagram #repost from @artangel_ldn – #RedLines, Evan Roth’s work connecting people to the landscape of the internet, updates today to feature new footage from Porthcurno, Cornwall. It is now on display on our second floor, just at the top of the stairs. ❤️ Also at @atlasarts @glynnvivian @GoldenThread_gallery @opendatainstitute @theptm @townergallery or inside your own home. The small coastal village of Porthcurno, where the new footage was shot, was chosen as a site for submarine telegraph cables because there was relatively little sea traffic and therefore less risk of damage by anchors than a large port. The first cable was landed in 1870 and today the village continues to be connected to the world through the web of cables beneath the waves. A post shared by Kettle's Yard (@kettlesyard) on Nov 27, 2018 at 4:39am PST
#repost from @artangel_ldn – #RedLines, Evan Roth’s work connecting people to the landscape of the internet, updates today to feature new footage from Porthcurno, Cornwall. It is now on display on our second floor, just at the top of the stairs. ❤️ Also at @atlasarts @glynnvivian @GoldenThread_gallery @opendatainstitute @theptm @townergallery or inside your own home. The small coastal village of Porthcurno, where the new footage was shot, was chosen as a site for submarine telegraph cables because there was relatively little sea traffic and therefore less risk of damage by anchors than a large port. The first cable was landed in 1870 and today the village continues to be connected to the world through the web of cables beneath the waves.
A post shared by Kettle's Yard (@kettlesyard) on Nov 27, 2018 at 4:39am PST
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