But if a second visitor touches the first, the installation produces an array of changing lights and sounds.
A typical utility-scale installation produces power at only a fifth of its maximum capacity, thanks to clouds, night-time, dirty panels and so on.
Opens Sept. 7. GALLERIES — DOWNTOWN MIKE NELSON For his first major American installation, produced by Creative Time, the London-based installation artist Mike Nelson tunnels into the Essex Street Market Building, which has been closed to the public for thirteen years.
Today, the installation produces electricity equivalent to 100% of the company's US power needs, bringing its total share of renewable energy up to 25% of its global usage.
A video installation produces hypnotic patterns out of films of the pageantry surrounding the great boxing match between Muhammed Ali and George Foreman that took place in Zaire in 1974.
MIKE NELSON For Nelson's first major American installation, produced by Creative Time, the London-based artist tunnels into the Essex Street Market building, which has been closed to the public for thirteen years.
An installation produced in collaboration with Mr. White in 2001-2 simulanes amateurishish exhibition that narrates the history of a failing bucolic arts colony and envisions its transformation into the corporate QuinQuag Arts and Wellness Centre.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet GALLERIES — DOWNTOWN MIKE NELSON For his first major American installation, produced by Creative Time, the London-based installation artist Mike Nelson tunnels into the Essex Street Market Building, which has been closed to the public for thirteen years.
GALLERIES — DOWNTOWN MIKE NELSON For his first major American installation, produced by Creative Time, the London-based installation artist Mike Nelson (short-listed for this year's Turner Prize) tunnels into the Essex Street Market Building, which has been closed to the public for thirteen years.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet GALLERIES — DOWNTOWN MIKE NELSON For his first major American installation, produced by Creative Time, the London-based installation artist Mike Nelson (short-listed for this year's Turner Prize) tunnels into the Essex Street Market Building, which has been closed to the public for thirteen years.
