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2005 Rockefeller New Media Foundation Proposal

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Goldberg, Ken
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Goldberg, Ken
Abstract

This net art installation will provide 24-hour high resolution public access into the heart of Jerusalem, one of the most iconic, sacred, and politically charged locations in the world. I will install the most advanced, high-resolution robotic camera and develop an interactive website that allows online visitors to zoom in to view live and minute details as they occur.

Date Issued
2009-03-11T21:21:31Z
Keywords
net art
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tele-robotic installation
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robotics
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telerobotics
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Israel
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Jerusalem
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interactivity
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communication
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Margaret Lazzari
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Michael Mascha
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Joseph Santarromana
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Bob Farzin
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Pietro Perona
Part of Related Item
bibid: 5653212
Type
archival record
Link(s) to Catalog Record
https://catalog.library.cornell.edu/catalog/5653212

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