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Permanent worldwide "Big Urban Screens"

Federation Square FedTV, Melbourne

CASZuidas, Amsterdam

BBC Big Screens - UK
Liverpool, Birmingham, Manchester, Hull, Rotherham, Bradford and Leeds....

Calvine grove and Parer Place Urban Screen at Creative Industries Precinct, Brisbane

Collegium Hungaricum Berlin (CHB)

ZKMax, Munich

Victory Park Super Screens, Dallas

urban screen gallery COMO at Art Center Nabi, Seoul

Digital Facade of Medialab-Prado, Madrid

Seoul Square Media Facade, Seoul

Catwalk Gallery, Hyde Park Art Center,Chicago

Big Screen Plaza, New York

FACT disco window and projection facade, Foundation for Art and Creative Technology, Liverpool

Surrey Urban Screen, Surrey/Canada

DROPSTUFF Urban Screens, Netherlands

Perth Cultural Centre LED Screen

Media Art Gallery Floating Island,

Echo-Plaza Tomorrow City, Incheon Korea

8 permanent facade projections - Quartier des spectacles, Montréal

Concourse Urban Screen; Sydney

Milano in Alto (MIA) Urban Screen at
Piazza Duomo, Milan (2007-2010)

MSU Media Facade, Museum of Contemporary Art, Zagreb

Media facade, Etopia Center for Art & Technology, Zaragoza (soon to come)

 

OTHER ART SCREENING INITIATIVES AND FESTIVALS


Media Facades Festivals Berlin 2008 and Europe 2010

Out the Window: On Transit TV, we show animations, documentaries, narratives and experimental videos about, by and in Los Angeles.

Toronto Urban Film Festival (TUFF) and Arts for commuters: A public film festival and art screenings on the ONESTOP TTC subway platform screens. (2007 - ongoing)

Videospread: Videospread distributes a collection of artist videos to be screened in public and semi-public places (2007- ongoing)

Streaming Museum: A new hybrid museum that presents multi-media exhibitions in cyberspace and public space on 7 continents (2008- ongoing)

Going Underground: An international short film subway festival on TV screens in tube carriages of Berlins subway. The audience is asked to vote for the best film, using the internet, SMS or phone. (2002 - ongoing)

CASZUIDAS Urban Screen Festival, Amsterdam (2009)

Urban Screens Cáceres Festival, Cáceres (2009/2010)

The 59th Minute: Video Art on the Times Square NBC Astrovision screen. Videos are airing the last minute of every hour. (2000 - 2007)

Projected Weekends: a series of outdoor projections in the Dublin, running for the entire weekend Friday 17:00 - Monday 08:30 and each weekend a new piece will be shown. (2006/2007)

SPOTS: For 18 month the media installation SPOTS converts an office block in Berlin into a curated Artspace. (2006/2007)

V.I.B.E.: "Video in the Built Environment" explores the proliferation of video screens and projections and their impact on urban space. (2005)

TRANSMEDIA :29:59: Media art a year long on the video billboard at Dundas Square in Toronto. One minute video works broadcast 24/7 every half hour on the 29th and 59th minutes. (2005/2006)

Tempography: Minimalist video art for publics screens. First brought on Screens in London and Birmingham busses. (2004)

Appendix: an annual outdoor artistic intervention located in an urban space - at unconventional spots for video projections and already existing electronic LED displays
(since 2004)

OUTVIDEO: A annual art festival on the outdoor video screens network of "IgRek Cinema" in Ekaterinburg, Russia (since 2004)

LOCOMOTION: Shortfilms screened in Hamburg on the subway infoscreens, busses and train stations in Germany (2001/2004)

Makro Video and urban cycles: art screening in public space at the National Palace of Culture, Sofia organized by interSpace, Bulgaria (2000/2001)

: a r t . screen: Videoart on Infoscreens in Subways in NRW, train stations and airport terminals in Germany, organized among others by [STRICTLY PUBLIC] (2000/2001/2002)

Video as Urban Condition: a project exploring how video shapes urban experience