Human^n - Interactive Walk-in Kaleidoscope

humanⁿ
exhibits

exhibitions showing the humanⁿ installation

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humanⁿ at the Museum of Science, Boston

when:
april 17 - september 8, 2009

where:
Museum of Science, Boston
1 Science Park, Boston, MA 02114, USA

as a part of:
Boston Cyberarts Festival 2009


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This humanⁿ-exhibition at the Museum of Science was made possible thanks to our sponsors: Museum of Science (Boston, MA), SICK (Germany) and KyndL (Lynnfield, MA) SICK kindly donated their (very expensive!) hi-end LMS200 Laser Measurement System sensor for our artwork.
KyndL 'kyndly' gave us an excellent custom built PC for the exhibit at the Museum of Science.

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publications

	04/05/2009: 'Three ways to see science as entertainment', Boston Globe

	04/22/2009: Metro Boston - T time


	05/12/2009: 'BIG RED ON-THE-TOWN: THE MUSEUM OF SCIENCE', Big Red & Shiny issue #106

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visuals
	photos from the humanⁿ exhibition @ Museum of Science Boston

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links
	Museum of Science, Boston \| Special Programs \| humanⁿ Digital Kaleidoscope

humanⁿ opening reception, April 29th, 2009 humanⁿ opening reception, April 29th, 2009 (photo by Rob Coshow)
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a special thanks to: Museum of Science (Boston), SICK (Germany), KyndL (Lynnfield) for their sponsorship Lisa Monrose, Dan Dowling Jr., George Fifield, Henk Hofstede, Chip Canty, Peter Radochia, Bob Kneeland and many others for making this show possible!

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humanⁿ at the 're-ACT' exhibition, Eindhoven

when:
september 27, 2008 - january 25, 2009

where:
Museum Kunstlicht in de Kunst, Eindhoven, the Netherlands

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The humanⁿ proposal was selected for the finals of the
FRITS PHILIPS LIGHT ART CONTEST 2008.
It was therefore shown at the museum, together with the work of 7 other finalists of the contest.

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This humanⁿ-installation was made possible thanks to our sponsors:
Museum Kunstlicht in de Kunst, Philips and SICK.

SICK kindly donated their (expensive!) hi-end LMS200 Laser Measurement Sensor for our artwork.

invitation 're-ACT' exhibition

Carmin Karasic & Rolf van Gelder, opening reception, Sep 27th, 2008
(photo by Theo Visser)

Some impressions from 're-ACT'
(photos by Theo Visser, Carmin & Rolf)

Kids interacting with humanⁿ during the 're-ACT' exhibition
(video by Carmin)

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invitation
	the official invitation for the 're-ACT' exhibition (in Dutch)

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press releases
	press release 04/14/2008: 'Finalisten prijsvraag bekend' (in Dutch)
	press release 08/20/2008: 'Tentoonstelling re-ACT' (in Dutch)

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publications
	article in the 'Cursor', the weekly magazine of the Eindhoven University of Technology (in Dutch)
	summary of the article in the 'Cursor' (in English)
	article in 'UIT cultuurkrant', october 2008 edition (in Dutch)
	article in 'UIT cultuurkrant', december 2008 edition (in Dutch)
	article in 'UIT cultuurkrant', january 2009 edition (in Dutch)

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visuals
	hi-res movie: kids interacting with humanⁿ during the 're-ACT' exhibition (by Carmin Karasic)
	photos from the 're-ACT' exhibition (by Theo Visser, Nick Lebeat, Carmin Karasic & Rolf van Gelder)

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links
	re-ACT exhibition, Museum Kunstlicht in de Kunst, Eindhoven, The Netherlands

a special thanks to: Museum Kunstlicht in de Kunst, Philips and SICK for their sponsorship all the employees of the Museum for all their help and unbelievable enthusiasm! the artists in the show for their inspiring company Bert Luitsz for sharing his Adobe Flash expertise with us many of our friends for their support