Arts & Culture
By Sean Alday
By Sean Alday
By Sean Alday
Local artist and activist William Powhida was apparently approached by CNN’s marketing team to show a piece of art in pixels in their online art gallery. Since the dawn of the internet the online art gallery has been attempted, first in HTML form and moving into Flash and CSS forms. Since Apple Inc. declared war on Adobe Flash, the quality of these online galleries fluctuated wildly and with great hiccups.
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Filed underChuck Klostermann / CNN / Happening / online gallery / Power / Sean Alday / Seb Jarnot / William Powhida
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