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  Out in Brooklyn
"Beyond Technology" at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, July 1-Sept. 12, 1999.
Brooklyn artists Rico Gatson, Perry Hoberman, Roxy Paine, Fatimah Tuggar and Janet Zweig create works with computers, video equipment and other electronic media.
Organized by Charlotta Kotik, curator of contemporary art. The exhibition is part of the Working in Brooklyn series.
Photos by Paul Laster
 
 
 
Janet Zweig, Roxy Paine, Charlotta Kotik and Rico Gatson		  
Rico Gatson, Picket Cage, 1998-99		  
The Brooklyn Museum of Art
on opening night		  
 
 
 
Williamsburg artists James Esber
and Jane Fine		  
Janet Zweig and Laura Bergman, Everything in the World, 1996		  
Art & Technology master Billy Kluver and writer Julie Martin		  
 
 
 
Techno fans with Perry Hoberman
office environment		  
Roxy Paine, Assortment of SCU-MAK Produced Sculptures,
with video display access		  
Roxy Paine, SCU-MAK Produced Sculpture, 1999		  
 
 
 
Fatima Tuggar, People Watching, 1997		  
Jazz combo
Prime Meridian		  
High-tech environmental artist Kristin Jones and Roxy Paine		  
 
 
 
Neo-OP painter
Bruce Pearson		  
Pierogi 2000 newlyweds Susan
and Joe Amrhein		  
Sculptors Lisa Hein
and Bob Seng		  
 
 
 
Abrams book coordinator Alyn Evans and videographer D. Carlton Bright		  
Artist Sarah and Drew Dominick with son, Dominick Vanderlip		  
Perry Hoberman, Sorry, We're Open,
1997-99		  
 
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