bitforms gallery

Now through March 7, the gallery is showing work by Jim Campbell, who figured out how to turn an LED light bulb into a tool for exploring memory, perception, and what it means “to see.” Campbell is the creator of “Day for Night” — a permanent LED installation across the top nine floors of the 61-story Salesforce Tower in San Francisco. At the time of its unveiling, it was the highest public artwork in the world, visible from 50 kilometers away. I absolutely loved Jim’s works — they consist of low-resolution LED panels. Sometimes it’s literally just 165 light bulbs across the entire surface. Up close, you only see the bulbs slowly turning on and off, forming abstract patches of color. But step back — and your brain suddenly assembles the visual noise into a walking figure or an ocean wave. And despite the “digital art” label — with its microprocessors and modern electronic components — his works evoke that warm, nostalgic glow. The simplicity and originality of the idea resonate especially deeply with anyone born in the ’80s.

Small, but innovative, digital gallery 😎

Always worth checking out. Gallery is dedicated to promoting tech-oriented artists. Currently showing Rafael Lozano-Hemmer.

Beautiful exhibition by United Visual Artists up right now. It's a small show, but impeccably executed, highly recommended!

One of my, if not my, favorite New York galleries, showing some amazing art that blends technology and the ideas behind it with some well executed visual experiences. It's creative, tech craftsmanship, that is often experienced, immersive and interactive.

Yo someone signed the book as “the best apex player” wow goated

Ultra contemporary art, every exhibit is worth seeing!

Small but interesting collections.

Awesome gallery (relatively small). I didn't know what to expect at first but had a lot of fun learning about the different pieces. My favorite were the Penguins and the Pom poms. I recommended a few friends to go visit the gallery since they were all very intrigued after seeing the pictures I took.

This gallery may be tiny, but the art pieces are mighty. If you're into digital, interactive art or art engaging with technology definitely be sure to visit. Bonus: it's free! Yay!

This gallery is also FREE at least it is currently. Small but super awesome gallery! There's only 4 pieces but each is very cool. I love that it's interactive. Walked in just as the artist was explaining the pieces to others. It was cool learning how the pieces were made from coding and the types of circuits. But that may only be because I studied engineering. The wonders of how technology influence art!