Daniel Crooks Static No.10 (falling as a means of rising) (still) 2007. DV/DVD. Courtesy of the artist and Anna Schwartz Gallery
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'Once you've seen a Daniel Crooks DVD you're not likely to forget the experience,' writes art critic Edward Colless. Using his renowned 'time-slice' technique, New Zealand-born Crooks transforms everyday sights such as trains and city streets into wide-screen meditations on time and motion. Everywhere instantly brings these dizzying and beautiful digital worlds to New Zealand audiences for the first time.
'Once you've seen a Daniel Crooks DVD you're not likely to forget the experience,' writes art critic Edward Colless.
Using his renowned 'time-slice' technique, New Zealand-born Crooks transforms everyday sights such as trains and city streets into wide-screen meditations on time and motion.
Everywhere instantly brings these dizzying and beautiful digital worlds to New Zealand audiences for the first time.
Catalogue and iPod Audio Tour available.
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Date:
18 July – 9 November 2008 -
Exhibition number:
803
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