100 Foot Tall Film Night: Space & Architecture | The Great Wall of Oakland

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100 Foot Tall Film Night | The Great Wall of Oakland

For special events, and on select first Fridays during Oakland Art Murmur, the Great Wall of Oakland, a 100 ′x 100′ projection installation, illuminates the Uptown District with cutting-edge motion art from around the world.

The Great Wall of Oakland is located at the corner of Broadway and West Grand Avenue in downtown Oakland.

Friday, October 7, 2016
100 Foot Tall Film Night | The Great Wall of Oakland

“Where Now?” looks at the refiguration of city space and architecture – a city in flux, deconstruction, and suspension. The evening will feature work by William Hurt, Adrian Regnier, and Brandon Woodruff.

100 Foot Tall Film Night: Space & Architecture
Friday, October 7th | 8-9 pm
The Great Wall of Oakland
FREE

• 2201 Broadway (William Hurt, 2016, 08:00) | A site-specific web-gl generative animation that digitally reconfigures the details of 2201 Broadway into an abstract cityscape.
• U. (Adrian Regnier, 2014, 04:40) | A video work that shows an Earth suspended inside a total limbo.
• ++//– (Brandon Woodruff, 2016, 03:28) | A side by side exploration of the rhythm and symmetry of architecture.

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