Art in the Anchorage 14 featured a theme of new media, as well as encouraged participating artists to tap into the medium’s potential and expand its uses in the public domain.

Plug In!, an series of eleven installations by numerous emerging digital media artists, highlighted projects by such innovators as Jaron Lanier, a pioneer in virtual reality, and Grahame Weinbren, creator of the first interactive film, as well as younger artists like Natalie Bookchin and Michael Joo.

Multiple Artists

Art in the Anchorage 14: Plug In!

Manhattan

1997