ART IN MOTION: A new art exhibit that incorporates cutting edge technologies likeWits Art Museum is on display at the Wits Art Museum. The artwork, by Nathaniel Stern and Tegan Bristow, makes use of visitors moving in front of the exhibit. Full-body interactions from the public participants make spoken word, sound, projected animation, text, drawing and video shift and change with movement. Viewers explore, experience, and practice making meaning through how they move and interact with the art. The exhibit continues until August 2 when the museum will be presenting their first event targeted at young adults, WAM AFTER HOURS. There will be music, a unique digital arts interaction.
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