Digitally Disturbed – Moving image artworks: Nordic Outbreak at DAC
Exhibition
Oct 11 - Oct 20, 2013
Part of Nordic Outbreak, Digitally Disturbed – Moving image artworks at the Danish Architecture Center in 2013 featured a façade installation, digital projections and video installations by eight Nordic artists on the digital city.
Digital technologies play a major role in shaping and orchestrating our urban surroundings. The digital city witnesses new connections between art and architecture, and between everyday life, information and technology. The digital world merges with the analogue and releases new options for both our development and that of the city.
Part of Nordic Outbreak
Digitally Disturbed was a digital exhibition project, which challenged the “disturbance” caused by digital technologies and generates new conditions for urban space, architecture and life in general. Works in the exhibition were part of the digital art and video installation project, Nordic Outbreak, which was launched in New York earlier this year year.
Works in the exhibition
The exhibition in the Danish Architecture Center consisted of a façade installation, digital projections and video installations created by eight Nordic artists, all of whom have various perspectives on space, perception and urban identity.
The works were distributed over several floors, both inside and outside the building, thus occupying all sorts of spaces and situations, in which visitors could interact with the works on various different terms.
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What was Digitally Disturbed – Moving image artworks?
Digitally Disturbed was a digital exhibition project at the Danish Architecture Center exploring how digital technologies “disturb” and reshape the city’s spaces, architecture and everyday life.
When did Digitally Disturbed run at DAC?
The exhibition at the Danish Architecture Center ran from 11 to 20 Oct 2013.
What did the exhibition consist of?
It consisted of a façade installation, digital projections and video installations created by eight Nordic artists.
How were the works placed in and around DAC?
The works spread across multiple floors in and on the building, occupying different spaces and situations where visitors could interact with them in different ways.
What was Egill Sæbjörnsson’s work “Brick is Key”?
“Brick is Key” was a site-specific video-mapping projection with sound made for DAC’s façade and could only be experienced on 10 and 11 Oct from 19:30 to 24:00.
What should I know if I only read one thing?
Digitally Disturbed at DAC (11–20 Oct 2013) presented moving-image works showing how digital technologies can change how we experience urban space and architecture.
Curated by
Digitally Disturbed is part of the Nordic Outbreak touring exhibition program presented by Streaming Museum and DAC.
Digitally Disturbedhas been developed by the Danish Architecture Center in collaboration with Streaming Museum in New York. The exhibition has been curated in close discussion with Tanya Toft and Jacob Lillemose.