Since this is the last weekend for the Green House exhibit at the Morris Museum, you might want to try focusing on a trip to Jersey City. The Jersey City Museum currently has an art exhibit called Sprawl. Within that exhibit is an interactive art set by Hector Canonge called Parallel Grounds. Canonge was inspired by Bar Codes and worked to combine the idea with GIS and other map products with help from CRSSA and Rowan. The exhibit is open through August and sounds worth the visit. (I'll try to report back after I make the trip myself)
02 May 2008
Parallel Grounds at Jersey City Museum
Since this is the last weekend for the Green House exhibit at the Morris Museum, you might want to try focusing on a trip to Jersey City. The Jersey City Museum currently has an art exhibit called Sprawl. Within that exhibit is an interactive art set by Hector Canonge called Parallel Grounds. Canonge was inspired by Bar Codes and worked to combine the idea with GIS and other map products with help from CRSSA and Rowan. The exhibit is open through August and sounds worth the visit. (I'll try to report back after I make the trip myself)
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