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Niio At Moving Image Art Fair NYC (Armory Week)

NIIO POWERS EVENTS

Did you know that NIIO offers a comprehensive solution for powering video and media art events, fairs and festivals?

NIIO At Moving Image Art Fair 

Moving Image founders, Ed Winkleman and Murat Orozobekov, selected Niio to power the New York edition of their fair which featured digital artwork from 30 global galleries and non-profit entities including  4K videos, VR and AR. 

NIIO provided a central platform for the directors to receive and curate the multi-format work together with bio and installation directions, re-rendered the artwork and displayed the works looped and uninterrupted.

“…blowing the collective minds of New Yorkers with an impressive gallery of single-channel videos, single channel projections, video sculptures, immersive media, and other larger video installations.”   – VR Scout

To learn more about how you can use Niio to power your events, please contact us at [email protected]. 

Featured image (TOP):
The Flower Matrix by Claudia Hart (TRANSFER Gallery); selected by 21c Museum Hotel for The Moving Image Acquisition Award.

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Studio Visit: Refik Anadol

We were thrilled to be invited to the Los Angeles studio of cutting edge media and data artist Refik Anadol. Located in the Silver Lake area on the east side of LA,  the studio is accessed from a small side door.  Step inside and you’re immediately enveloped by a sleek white space with 20ft ceilings, desks dotted with enormous computer screens, a brand new projector and great Mid-century modern furniture.

Of course it’s hard to miss the perfect, small scale model of Frank Gehry’s Disney Music Hall, one LA’s (if not the world’s) most iconic buildings.  Refik used the model to create one of his very first projects in LA.

If you’ve been to San Francisco recently, you would not have been able to miss the skyline altering Salesforce Tower whose lobby is defined by a 3-story tall, 2,500-square-foot digital canvas featuring a custom data art creation by Anadol.

Together with his collaborator Peggy Weil, Anadol created a large scale data piece for LA’s first public art biennial, Current: LA Water.

To learn more about Refik’s unique artwork check out this feature story, KCET: Big (Beautiful) Data: The Media Architecture of Refik Anadol.