Graphic stills meet Architecture during Todaysart 2006.
In the center of this open public space in The Hague, resides the white
City Hall by Richard Meier. On September 21st and 22nd of this year, the
façade functioned as a public space gallery for 10 of the world's finest
graphic designers and illustrators. Curated by the Maxalot Gallery of
Barcelona, this exhibition used the City Hall's huge white surfaces as a
canvas to create an unprecedented slide show measuring 32 by 32 m.
Beamed through hi-end projection technology, the show was made possible by
employing 4 powerful 7000W slide projectors installed by ADCPRO from
Belgium. Visitors to the festival were exposed to a different projection
every 15 minutes for the entirety of the weekend events.
View images and information in the Gallery
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