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The Groundbreaking Art and Technology Org, Eyebeam, Will Move to Bushwick This Fall

The move reminds us that Bushwick is still at the top of its art game!

The Groundbreaking Art and Technology Org, Eyebeam, Will Move to Bushwick This Fall

The Groundbreaking Art and Technology Org, Eyebeam, Will Move to Bushwick This Fall

The move reminds us that Bushwick is still at the top of its art game!

The Groundbreaking Art and Technology Org, Eyebeam, Will Move to Bushwick This Fall
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Since its founding in 1997, Eyebeam has become the premier new media research and art organization with robust youth education programs and a residency to nurture artists working at the intersection of art and technology. And after a three year stint in Sunset Park, Eyebeam is moving to an undisclosed location in Bushwick.

The current director, Roddy Schrock, announced the move via Medium last week. He says, “This new chapter is extremely exciting because our new space in Bushwick allows us to be public in whole new ways, to double down on our core values of openness, invention and justice. We see this new home as an opportunity to continue to ‘fund the unfundable’ by nurturing projects that are on the horizon of what is possible.”

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