Jennifer steinkamp daisy bell

          Artist: Jennifer Steinkamp Title: Daisy Bell, late summer (excerpt) Date: Dimensions: size variable, approx.

        1. Artist: Jennifer Steinkamp Title: Daisy Bell, late summer (excerpt) Date: Dimensions: size variable, approx.
        2. Jennifer Steinkamp, Daisy Bell and Left Clavicle, Chrystie Street, September 7 – November 2,
        3. Steinkamp's Daisy Bell series is comprised of a variety of poisonous flowers that appear to cascade down the gallery walls.
        4. Artist: Jennifer Steinkamp Title: Daisy Bell, full wall documentation.
        5. "Daisy Bell" by Jennifer Steinkamp is one of the immersive explorations of color in "In Vivid Color: Pushing the Boundaries of Perception in.

          6. Steinkamp's Daisy Bell series is comprised of a variety of poisonous flowers that appear to cascade down the gallery walls....

          Jennifer Steinkamp

          For her first exhibition at Lehmann Maupin’s 201 Chrystie Street gallery, Jennifer Steinkamp will present a new series of work entitled Daisy Bell.

          Here, in one of her most significant installations to date, the Los Angeles-based artist utilizes state-of-the-art equipment to wed her projections to the dramatic architecture of the gallery, dematerializing the space and creating an eerie environment.

          The title, Daisy Bell, refers to a particular moment in the history of science and culture: in 1962, Bell Labs used the IBM 704 to synthesize the popular 19th-century English song of the same name.

          The song was also used in the climactic scene of the film 2001: A Space Odyssey in which the supercomputer HAL 9000 begins to sing Daisy, Daisy as his consciousness is degraded.

          Steinkamp’s Daisy Bell series is comprised of a variety of poisonous flowers that appear to cascade down the gallery walls.

          Much as Bell Lab’s Daisy Bell consisted of a