'We Are All Part Of This Now' — W3FI Opens At Artisphere
Specially commissioned project will be on display on the Artisphere dome's exterior tonight only.
W3FI kicks off at Artisphere on Thursday night, coinciding with Light Up Rosslyn.
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A new exhibit designed to illustrate the connections between our online and offline selves opens tonight with a free reception.
The kickoff of W3FI — pronounced "We-Fi" — coincides with the annual Light Up Rosslyn event.
The collaboration of artists Chris Coleman and Laleh Mehran is designed to be an "immersive digital installation," according to Artisphere. Artisphere's walls will be animated with real-time information gathered from visitors and the region at large.
A specially commissioned project will be displayed on the Artisphere dome's exterior from 5:15 to 11 p.m. tonight only.
The exhibit will be on display through Jan. 20.
Kristine Gabster
6:54 am on Thursday, December 6, 2012
While I appreciate the Artisphere for what it says it wants to be, I really get tired of seeing artist after artist being imported from elsewhere when there is so much talent here in Arlington.