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Press Release 
Creative Time
July 2, 2002


Creative Time is pleased to announce the opening of its annual summer exhibition on August 14, 2002. From an installation of sound artifacts collected from the Brooklyn Bridge to telescopes that reveal personal messages inscribed on the City skyline, the artworks in Creative Time's summer exhibition, Consuming Places, span virtual, physical, and social realms and connect our City's historic character with the ephemeral nature of new technologies. ...

click here New Public Art Uses the Internet for a Personal Touch
by Matthew Mirapaul
New York Times, August 5, 2002


Two new works of Internet art are really out there. No, out there, in public, where anyone can see them. ...

click here On Edge: Life During Wartime: National Security Ends a 20-Year Arts program
by C. Carr
Village Voice, June 19 - 25, 2002

Every summer since 1983, the Anchorage beneath the Brooklyn Bridge has opened up to art projects as unique as the space itself. But not this year. There will be no 20th season. Art in the Anchorage has ended for reasons of national security. ...

click here New York Region: An Old Warehouse? to This Art Lover, It's a Canvas NYT
by Lynda Richardson
New York Times, July 24, 2002


By Anne Pasternak, the executive director of Creative
Time, is scrambling for space.

click here Spaces, Inside and Out, Defining Modern Life
by Ken Johnson
New York Times, July 23, 2002


Space may or may not be the final frontier, but for a lot of avant-garde-minded folks, it's where the action is.

click here New Public Art Uses the Internet for a Personal Touch
by Matthew Mirapaul
New York Times, July 5, 2002


Two new works of Internet art are really out there. No, out there, in public, where anyone can see them.

click here Sound Art Installation in Dumbo
by Judith Kampfner
PBS, July 30, 2002


Recordings of water and bridge traffic from the past blend with the sounds of the present-day waterfront in a new sound art installation.

click here Forget SoHo. Now It's Dumbo.
by Blake Gopnick
Washington Post,September 4, 2002


Its the sound that hits you first.

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