VIDEO: Installation Preview

Located in the lobby of 150 N Riverside Plaza in Chicago, the 150 Media Stream is a public digital art installation divided into 89 LED blades. It stretches over 150 feet long and reaches 22 feet high, the largest structure of its kind in the city.

Four artists’ time-based and moving-image artworks highlight Techspressionism as an artistic approach. From Karen LaFleur’s patchwork web of connections to Renata Janiszewska’s characters with sound, Colin Goldberg’s interior landscape, and Jan Swinburne’s moving-image works, each artist explores what Techspressionism means to them in realizing their artistic visions. The result is a montage of their works.