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City of Palo Alto, Fall 2023 class programming
City of Palo Alto, Fall 2023 class programming
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The City of Palo Alto Public Art Program will launch its third interactive media art festival, Code:ART, a three-evening<br />
event that re-imagines Palo Alto’s underutilized plazas, alleys, and public spaces through interactive light, sound, and<br />
motion. The festival will feature a major interactive media artwork anchoring the festival and six Urban Interventions<br />
activating or reimagining downtown storefronts, alleys, parking lots or blank walls in new and inventive ways. The<br />
artworks will invite play and participation, engaging area locals in an event that outwardly reflects the creative<br />
community and culture that thrives here.<br />
Major Artwork at King Plaza, 250 Hamilton Ave,<br />
Palo Alto, CA.<br />
Questions for the Curious Orchard by artist Nate Mohler is a<br />
site-specific immersive interactive artwork that visually responds<br />
to visitors in a playful and engaging way. Taking inspiration from<br />
complex networks and energy exchange between living beings<br />
occurring in the natural world, such as the contagiousness of<br />
laughter or tree roots communicating in a forest, the installation<br />
invites visitors to gift something to it, such as their heartbeat or<br />
best dance moves, that will animate the installation.<br />
Conceptual rendering of Questions for the Curious Orchard by artist Nate Mohler.<br />
Code:ART Urban Interventions: Installations, Artists, and Locations:<br />
Interactive Flow Fields by Steven Wallace, 581 Ramona St, Palo Alto, CA.<br />
Intersection by Ruokan He, 536 Emerson St, Palo Alto, CA.<br />
Street Seats by Pneuhaus, Lytton Plaza, 200 University Ave, Palo Alto, CA.<br />
Ripple by Jeffrey Yip, 555 Ramona St, Palo Alto, CA.<br />
River of Shadows by Cory Barr & Paul Mans, 399 University Ave, Palo Alto, CA.<br />
Bureau of Cloud Management by Tong Wu & Yuguang Zhang, 285 Hamilton Ave, Palo Alto, CA.<br />
The City of Palo Alto Public Art Program staff will offer free public tours each evening of all<br />
installation sites. Various downtown partners will be hosting public events, panel discussions,<br />
and other free programs about the role of arts and technology in creative placemaking and the<br />
future of cities. For the full list of events and additional information, visit<br />
cityofpaloalto.org/codeart or call the Public Art Program office at (650) 329-2227.<br />
Follow us on or for upcoming events and exhibits: @PublicArtPA
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