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I also wonder how the clever ladies and gentleman of the Academy would react to the fascinating and rather theatrical computer animations by Los Angeles-based Jennifer Steinkamp at ACME Gallery.

Edward Goldman: Hollywood: Art and Oscars Edward Goldman 2011

Jennifer Steinkamp's computer animations would be sensational being projected on the proscenium of the Kodak Theater for the next Oscars ceremony, though it might overwhelm a number of the nominated movies with lesser visual appeal.

Edward Goldman: Hollywood: Art and Oscars Edward Goldman 2011

Jennifer Steinkamp's computer animations would be sensational being projected on the proscenium of the Kodak Theater for the next Oscars ceremony, though it might overwhelm a number of the nominated movies with lesser visual appeal.

Edward Goldman: Hollywood: Art and Oscars Edward Goldman 2011

I also wonder how the clever ladies and gentleman of the Academy would react to the fascinating and rather theatrical computer animations by Los Angeles-based Jennifer Steinkamp at ACME Gallery.

Edward Goldman: Hollywood: Art and Oscars Edward Goldman 2011

I also wonder how the clever ladies and gentleman of the Academy would react to the fascinating and rather theatrical computer animations by Los Angeles-based Jennifer Steinkamp at ACME Gallery.

Edward Goldman: Hollywood: Art and Oscars Edward Goldman 2011

I also wonder how the clever ladies and gentleman of the Academy would react to the fascinating and rather theatrical computer animations by Los Angeles-based Jennifer Steinkamp at ACME Gallery.

Edward Goldman: Hollywood: Art and Oscars Edward Goldman 2011

But, I did find that excitement in an unrelated gallery, the one devoted to a huge installation by Jennifer Steinkamp, a digitally-generated heir to Light and Space, where layered, constantly moving images of flowers and blossoming trees evoked the random, ceaseless motion of the subatomic world writ large, expanded to the scale of three aircraft-hanger sized walls, as visually intriguing as they were awe-inspiring in their beauty and their shifting patterns of relationship.

Peter Clothier: Phenomenal Peter Clothier 2012

Peter Steinkamp, who makes neat little walker devices, sent me this 1945 patent for a one-legged hopping tank.

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But, I did find that excitement in an unrelated gallery, the one devoted to a huge installation by Jennifer Steinkamp, a digitally-generated heir to Light and Space, where layered, constantly moving images of flowers and blossoming trees evoked the random, ceaseless motion of the subatomic world writ large, expanded to the scale of three aircraft-hanger sized walls, as visually intriguing as they were awe-inspiring in their beauty and their shifting patterns of relationship.

Peter Clothier: Phenomenal Peter Clothier 2012

Jennifer Steinkamp's computer animations would be sensational being projected on the proscenium of the Kodak Theater for the next Oscars ceremony, though it might overwhelm a number of the nominated movies with lesser visual appeal.

Edward Goldman: Hollywood: Art and Oscars Edward Goldman 2011