This video is a collection of images created from the recent public art project brought to Milwaukee by IN:SITE. Many of the involved artists installations are represented as well as some rare views from inside Sydney Hih.
"Disinterment" by Gary John Gresl, a faux archaeological dig site embellished with objects. This is a High Dynamic Range image processed in Photomatix.
"cede" by Annushka Peck, a billboard map of the Park East.
"Uniting the Fence" by Kasia Drake, a community volunteer effort to alter a chain-link fence with fabric. The image was rendered in Corel Painter®.
Watching the fabric dance
on a chain-link fence.
Sydney Hih - a Milwaukee landmark and location of several IN:SITE projects including photographs by several CoPA members.
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