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Haluk Akakçe: Sky Is the Limit
Contributor(s): Akakçe, Haluk, Farquharson, Alex (Text by (Art, Photo Books)), Eleey, Peter (Editor)
ISBN: 1928570046     ISBN-13: 9781928570042
Publisher: Creative Time
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Product Type: Paperback
Published: May 2007
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Annotation: In 2006, with the assistance of the New York public art agency Creative Time, the Turkish-born, London-based video artist Haluk Akakce launched his monumental Las Vegas installation, Sky is the Limit, above four blocks of open-air casinos, kiosk vendors and vintage neon icons on the infamous strip, Fremont Street. Utilizing the latest technology to create a "realer than real" experience, Haluk Akakce's work stages a confrontation between artificial and organic life, suggesting both the liberating and alienating power of technology, and evoking an alternate fluid sense of space and time. According to art critic Alex Farquharson, Akakce opens a view into "a world of seemingly endless possibility where it seems one may become anything simply by believing in its possibility."
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- Art | Individual Artists - General
Physical Information: 0.32" H x 7.07" W x 9.99" (0.76 lbs) 56 pages
 
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In 2006, with the assistance of the New York public art agency Creative Time, the Turkish-born, London-based video artist Haluk Akak e launched his monumental Las Vegas installation, Sky is the Limit, above four blocks of open-air casinos, kiosk vendors and vintage neon icons on the infamous strip, Fremont Street. Utilizing the latest technology to create a realer than real experience, Haluk Akak e's work stages a confrontation between artificial and organic life, suggesting both the liberating and alienating power of technology, and evoking an alternate fluid sense of space and time. According to art critic Alex Farquharson, Akak e opens a view into a world of seemingly endless possibility...where it seems one may become anything simply by believing in its possibility.