Armory Week | "Moving Image" Art Fair

"Moving Image" opened on Thursday in the cavernous space of the water tunnel, former site of the legendary club "Tunnel"; this art fair is the only one in the Armory Week specifically devoted to video in many different forms, from single channel to multiple channel projections, video sculptures and installations. A few images...

road trip | Bridges and Tunnel of Chesapeake Bay: Water Power

A very powerful series of perceptions arises from travelling through the bridges and tunnel of Chesapeake Bay, above and under the Atlantic ocean: disappearing and reemerging in the water, with no land in the horizon...

Excerpts from the conceptual multimedia project

“Axes Mundi: Perceptions and Understanding of Places as Intersections of Space, Time and Culture"

Art Fairs | NYC, Armory Week: Moving Images in Chelsea

Several Armory related fairs take place in the capital of (mainly) commercial art: Chelsea. Interestingly enough the art fair located in Chelsea are not the most "commercial".


Moving Image is located in the the Waterfront Tunnel event space between 27th and 28th Streets with an entrance on 11th Avenue in Chelsea. The location is another glorious space filled of memories from my clubbing days ---it hosted the famous homonym club The Tunnel.
Moving Image presented a selection from international commercial galleries and non-profit institutions. Although mainly comprising single-channel videos the fair also included large video installations.





Another "moving image" presentation happened at the SVA theather, on 333 West 23rd Street, in the movie theater once known as Clearview Chelsea West Cinema.
Artprojx Cinema, a collaborative venture with The Armory Show and VOLTA NY, presents a screening program of over 80 artists’ films and videos from over 40 galleries. Artprojx is curated by David Gryn.