"Limitless AI" by Ouchhh Studio Receives US Premiere at Arts District Brooklyn
/PRNewswire/ -- "Limitless AI" by renowned contemporary Turkish artists Ferdi Alici and Eylul Alici of Ouchhh Studio (Istanbul) — creators of the...
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/PRNewswire/ -- "Limitless AI" by renowned contemporary Turkish artists Ferdi Alici and Eylul Alici of Ouchhh Studio (Istanbul) — creators of the...
ArtsDistrict Brooklyn (David Galpern and Charles Roy, co-founders), an immersive and experiential arts venue, will open this July, in Greenpoint (25 Franklin Street) — the media hub of Brooklyn. ArtsDistrict Brooklyn (a/k/a AD/BK) will feature the US premiere of “Limitless AI” by internationally-renowned artists Ferdi & Eylul Alici of Ouchhh Studio (Istanbul), creators of the award-winning 2018 global sensation, “Poetic AI,” which was seen by 1 million visitors at Atelier des Lumières in Paris. For AD/BK, the artist couple has reimagined and expanded their original work as “L...
/PRNewswire/ -- ArtsDistrict Brooklyn (David Galpern and Charles Roy, co-founders), an immersive and experiential arts venue, will open this July, in...
Tribeca Film Festival brings back in-person VR and free outdoor events CNET 1 hr ago Joan E. Solsman © Provided by CNET The Tribeca Film Festival is set to kick off in June. Sarah Tew/CNET The Tribeca Film Festival in New York will bring back in-person immersive events when it kicks off in June, organizers said Tuesday. The festival -- which has grown into one of the biggest US events for interactive storytelling in virtual reality and other formats -- had to quickly pivot last year's program to an all-virtual affair after the COVID-19 pandemic first delayed the festival ...
They fell in love, and set about terrifying people in their homes Weâre sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement âI hate being scared,â says Nathan Alexander. Which is fair enough. But slightly ironic, given he spent most of 2020 sending shivers down the spines of Australians. Alexander and his partner Amy Johnson are the producers behind Darkfield Radio in Australia, whose three immersive horror-tinged audio productions were among the few homegrown theatrical success stories in a year stripped nearly bare...