KATIRIA| TALK TO ME MOMA EXHIBIT

The Night of the Living Dead Pixels

by: Etienne Mineur

http://www.moma.org/interactives/exhibitions/2011/talktome/objects/146359/

This is a very creative piece of art that employs techniques that don't require technology, like creating an Art book. The artist incorporates  the use of an electronic devise (cellphone)

witch gives the piece a sense of curiosity and put it into another level in terms of traditional book. He also shows new ways of interaction and incorporation of new things in common  stuff. The piece makes you want to explore more and more.

Tentacles 1.0

by: Michael Longford

http://www.moma.org/interactives/exhibitions/2011/talktome/objects/145512/

This piece is very interesting because it creates a direct interaction with the public and 

also makes the people participating interact more with each other. Michael makes use of 

iPhones and iPod touch, creating a game were the people can decide if they want to play  

for themselves or a willing to united with other players. 

Artificial Biological Clock

by: Revital Cohen

http://www.moma.org/interactives/exhibitions/2011/talktome/objects/143181/

This piece is an example on how the role of women have change and adapted to new 

times. The artist explains that back in the days only the body of a women dictated when 

was she able to have a child, arguing that women's did not had a voice or right on what to 

do with their lives. In her piece she tells that those factors have change and now women's 

need first to be financially, emotionally and naturally stable to have a child. She describe 

that the Artificial Biological Clock will let her know when the complex variables mention 

above will align perfectly so she can now have a child with out having a problem about not 

being able to achieved other things in her life.