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Ecoarttech’s work has consistently explored relationships between landscape, technology, and culture, and their commissioned work for whitney.org metaphorically explores the museum’s information landscape as it is shaped by its visitors.

I am going to have my classes tune in live in Chicago on January 5 and 6, 2010 to observe this unnatural phenomenon.

Unnatural sunrise by Ecoarttech temporarily disrupts the Whitney's main web portal.

The Post Global Warming Survival Kit is one of eight works nominated for the German Transmediale 2009 Award.

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