Bandwidth at Lumen Festival
by admin on Apr.11, 2012, under Bandwidth, Events, Integrated Media, Media, Music, Open Source, Projects, Technology, Victoria G
Bandwidth: Interactive Installation has been selected to be shown at the Lumen Festival in Staten Island, NY!
My media art, Bandwidth has been selected for the Lumen Festival on June 23, 2012. They do not have the funding to support the artists, so I am asking you to assist.
If you are in NYC come to the show!
I am seeking funding through Indiegogo with fun perks.
See more information about Bandwidth on my portfolio site
It won’t happen without your help!
Please go to the IndieGoGo site and donate now.
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