How many times a day would you guess you check your phone? Like a billion? It's not surprising, given that the whole enterprise of technology is designed to make these things seem pleasant and empowering. HDADD+ is an exploration of these interactions in which Brian Kane merges popular applications like Twitter and Facebook with abstract video art and movie clips, creating a fusion of non-linear motion-pictures, all designed to appeal to the short attention span of the average tech-consumer.
The 90-minute set, composed by Kane and organized by the Museum of Fine Art's Curator of Film Carter Long and Together's Creative Director David Day, will feature multiple screen projections, live audio/visual mixing and interactive performances by models using their smart devices.
$9 students and MFA members, $11 others
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