Erasey Page at the Bass Museum- until August 12, 2012

Jillian Mayer’s practice investigates the intersections between art, media, entertainment and pop culture. Erasey Page is a newly commissioned web-based project that Mayer produced in collaboration with computer programmer, designer, and creative technologist Eric Schoenborn. The interactive website begins with a greeting from the artist as a pop-up spokes model who promotes visitors to live an internet-free and happy life by simply deleting the World Wide Web page by page. Participants are then encouraged to type in a web address of their choosing to erase. Afterwards, the spokesperson reappears to thank visitors for making the choice to regain their lives and to enjoy “a less computer interactive and a more real-time reactive lifestyle.”
Address:

Bass Museum of Art
2100 Collins Ave.
Miami Beach, FL 33139

Miami Beach - Art Deco District/South Beach
305/673-7530

Come stay with us at Florida South Beach Rentals, right on the beach!

Erasey Page at the Bass Museum- until August 12, 2012

Jillian Mayer’s practice investigates the intersections between art, media, entertainment and pop culture. Erasey Page is a newly commissioned web-based project that Mayer produced in collaboration with computer programmer, designer, and creative technologist Eric Schoenborn. The interactive website begins with a greeting from the artist as a pop-up spokes model who promotes visitors to live an internet-free and happy life by simply deleting the World Wide Web page by page. Participants are then encouraged to type in a web address of their choosing to erase. Afterwards, the spokesperson reappears to thank visitors for making the choice to regain their lives and to enjoy “a less computer interactive and a more real-time reactive lifestyle.”
Address:

Bass Museum of Art
2100 Collins Ave.
Miami Beach, FL 33139

Miami Beach - Art Deco District/South Beach
305/673-7530

Come stay with us at Florida South Beach Rentals, right on the beach!

Erasey Page at the Bass Museum- until August 12, 2012

Jillian Mayer’s practice investigates the intersections between art, media, entertainment and pop culture. Erasey Page is a newly commissioned web-based project that Mayer produced in collaboration with computer programmer, designer, and creative technologist Eric Schoenborn. The interactive website begins with a greeting from the artist as a pop-up spokes model who promotes visitors to live an internet-free and happy life by simply deleting the World Wide Web page by page. Participants are then encouraged to type in a web address of their choosing to erase. Afterwards, the spokesperson reappears to thank visitors for making the choice to regain their lives and to enjoy “a less computer interactive and a more real-time reactive lifestyle.”
Address:

Bass Museum of Art
2100 Collins Ave.
Miami Beach, FL 33139

Miami Beach - Art Deco District/South Beach
305/673-7530

Come stay with us at Florida South Beach Rentals, right on the beach!

Erasey Page at the Bass Museum- until August 12, 2012

Jillian Mayer’s practice investigates the intersections between art, media, entertainment and pop culture. Erasey Page is a newly commissioned web-based project that Mayer produced in collaboration with computer programmer, designer, and creative technologist Eric Schoenborn. The interactive website begins with a greeting from the artist as a pop-up spokes model who promotes visitors to live an internet-free and happy life by simply deleting the World Wide Web page by page. Participants are then encouraged to type in a web address of their choosing to erase. Afterwards, the spokesperson reappears to thank visitors for making the choice to regain their lives and to enjoy “a less computer interactive and a more real-time reactive lifestyle.”
Address:

Bass Museum of Art
2100 Collins Ave.
Miami Beach, FL 33139

Miami Beach - Art Deco District/South Beach
305/673-7530

Come stay with us at Florida South Beach Rentals, right on the beach!