
Midtown(NaN)
Midtown, shot on 16mm in New York during a single day, in which the artist hired a news crew to film a specific list of coordinates in Manhattan - an index for the artist. The film depicts both the power of the corporations and the anonymity of the street framing the flux of the city.
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Midtown, shot on 16mm in New York during a single day, in which the artist hired a news crew to film a specific list of coordinates in Manhattan - an index for the artist. The film depicts both the power of the corporations and the anonymity of the street framing the flux of the city.
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