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DiMoDa 4.0: Dis/Location - Opening Reception

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DiMoDa 4.0: Dis/Location - Opening Reception

Thursday, October 6, 2022
4:00 - 7:00pm
Bannister Gallery in Roberts Hall

Exhibition on view in Bannister Gallery from October 6-28, 2022

DiMoDa Lobby

DiMoDA, conceived in 2013 by Alfredo Salazar-Caro and William Robertson, is a pioneering virtual institution, dedicated to commissioning and exhibiting cutting edge VR artworks. DiMoDA 4.0, curated by Christiane Paul, comprises three artworks — by artists Banz & Bowinkel, Ricardo Miranda Zúñiga, and Tamiko Thiel — addressing the theme of Dis/Location, the feeling of displacement from or disturbance of a proper, original, or usual place that has become a defining experience of our time. The projects explore issues from gentrification and evolution to perceptions of space afforded by technologies. Users explore displacement from neighborhoods; the shifts occurring in the evolution of the earth from its creation to the Anthropocene; as well as our communication with the binary operations of computers.

Free and open to the public.

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