Una Coolhunter en Nueva York
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Location-aware Music Project - Central Park NY
Ryan Holladay and his brother Hays created the location-based musical experience “Listen to the Light” in Central Park, in which users pursued musical and physical routes during a walk through the park.
Location-aware music is Ryan and Hays Holladay’s exploration of music that is composed and mapped to a landscape and that can only be experienced within the designated coordinates of a physical space. Designed for Apple’s iPhone and iPad, location-aware music discards the passive listening experience and invites the user to explore a terrain musically as they move throughout a space. Musical passages and pockets of sound are spread across a terrain — geo-tagged to various landmarks, paths and spaces that blend seamlessly as the listener traverses the area.
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Good views from High Line!!
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NYC o Las Vegas???
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Sunny day in Manhattan…
(via tibipr)
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Lower East Side fire escapes and brickwork. New York City.
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A visual art student filmed a New York City intersection (Park Avenue and 28th Street), in an attempt to show “long-standing bad habits — such as pedestrians jaywalking, cyclists running red lights, and motorists plowing through crosswalks.”
woww que perspectiva!!
(via turnthisway)
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Dakota Building…una leyenda mediática, intelectual, artística y negra:)
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Rivington between Orchard and Ludlow
part of the “All The Buildings in New York” project
from artist James Gulliver Hancock
