alteredstates/alteredscapes at UNM School of Architecture and Planning, Albuquerque
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alteredstates/alteredscapes

Monday Sept 17, 2018

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2401 Central Ave. NE
 Albuquerque, NM 87106
US

Website: Click to Visit

Cost:

FREE

Ages:

ALL-AGES!

Contact:

Natalie Christensen

Phone: 5027412620
Website: Click to Visit

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A collaborative photography project from Natalie Christensen and Jim Eyre that positions Albuquerque as the physical location to engage a global audience, comprised of 3 parts: gallery exhibition, site-specific exterior mural and digital display via a website and Instagram feed. Runs through 10/11.

'alteredstates/alteredscapes' is a three-pronged, collaborative photography project from Natalie Christensen (Santa Fe, NM) and Jim Eyre (London, UK) that positions Albuquerque as the physical location to engage a global audience, using Instagram to explore and distribute the project's ideas. The project is comprised of three parts: gallery exhibition, site-specific exterior mural, and digital display via a website and Instagram feed. Referencing a 1980's horror film in which the main character gets lost in visual dreamscapes via sensory deprivation experiments, 'alteredstates/alteredscapes' aims to make visible the psychological impact of sharing and viewing art on social media.