Yellow Peril Reaches New Heights at SCOPE New York: "Size and Location Doesnt Matter When Hope is the Anchor"
Summary
“We sold an unprecedented 29 ‘Video Prints’ by Anne Morgan Spalter to top collectors of digital media from NYC, Miami, Seattle and Bogota, Colombia.” Each archival print has an embedded LCD screen with video and is motion sensor activated with a battery life of over 20 hours.A top new media collector has already reserved the second edition of the next series!” Sight unseen, Spalter’s video table “Topío”, which was on display at SCOPE Miami Beach 2013 in December, was acquired by the Thoma Collection, and it also piqued the interest of MOCA-Jacksonville, and NYU Langone Medical Center.“We were pleased The Whitney Museum and Fundación Pablo Atchugarry from Manantiales, Uruguay have both expressed interest in acquiring ‘Borderline Personality Disorder #4’, a kinetic light sculpture by Paul Myoda that executes actions depending on your proximity to it, for their impressive collections,” said Yellow Peril Curator Robert P. Stack.A top new media collector has already reserved the second edition of the next series!”Sight unseen, Spalter’s video table “Topío”, which was on display at SCOPE Miami Beach 2013 in December, was acquired by the Thoma Collection, and it also piqued the interest of MOCA-Jacksonville, and NYU Langone Medical Center.The latter is also interested in multimedia works on plexiglas exploring social gaming and concepts of reality by Naomi Campbell and “Chronic Care Collection”, which featured photographs from a nursing guide with sections of photographs by Kathryn Parker Almanas and medical bandaging hand stitched with suturing thread.“We were pleased The Whitney Museum and Fundación Pablo Atchugarry from Manantiales, Uruguay have both expressed interest in acquiring ‘Borderline Personality Disorder #4’, a kinetic light sculpture by Paul Myoda that executes actions depending on your proximity to it, for their impressive collections,” said Yellow Peril Curator Robert P. Stack.The opportunity to present “Cardboard Trees” by Joan Backes as part of Featured Programming at SCOPE New York was a highlight for both Souvannasane and Stack.