Images Du Futur Poster

1993

36"x22.5"

Female Pioneer

Description

This poster advertises the exhibition “Images du Futur,” held in Montreal, Canada, in 1993. The show featured a range of cutting-edge holography, virtual reality, computer-generated cinema, multimedia installations, and interactive sculptures by artists based in New York. The central image is a version of Lillian Schwartz’s digital artwork _Homage to the Statue of Liberty, _dated 1985. Schwartz manipulated an image of the emblematic monument with a computer program, cloaking her in shimmering crystal shapes. On closer inspection, the cascading panels reveal themselves as digitally manipulated stills of two figures ascending a staircase. Schwartz likely produced the image using the early image-editing software Pico, a program she often used in the 1980s.

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MOMA Poster, 1984 Lillian Feldman Schwartz1984 Print

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Untitled Self-Portrait Lillian Feldman Schwartz1984 Print

Self Portrait by Lillian Feldman Schwartz, 1988 (ca)

Self Portrait Lillian Feldman Schwartz1988 (ca) Print

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First Transmission by Lillian Feldman Schwartz, 1990

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EDO Series AI-105 by Lillian Feldman Schwartz, 1989

EDO Series AI-105 Lillian Feldman Schwartz1989 Print