Just Noticeable Difference extended
EMPAC has expanded the run of Chris Salter's Just Noticeable Difference installation because of demand. From the blurb:
On entering the installation the visitor is immersed in an environment of near-total darkness, insulated against external sound and vibration. Sparked by an array of sophisticated built-in sensors and devices that emit micro-levels of tactile, auditory, and visual feedback, the slightest motions cause this environment to respond, though so subtly as to test the limits of both perception and interpretation. The result is a revelatory aesthetic experience in which noise shifts towards order, sensation becomes sense, and the apparent randomness of threshold sensory impressions gives way to a new understanding of meaning in the relationship among body, self, and external world.
The installation will now be open until Friday. You have to get a reservation to check it out: 276-3921.
Disclosure: Yep, EMPAC gave us concert tickets to giveaway recently. We're mentioning this installation because it sounds weird and different (in a good way).
... said KGB about Drawing: What's something that brought you joy this year?