Art and technology collide in 'Coded Realities' exhibit in Woodstock

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Jim Campbell's installation is on view at the Reeve's House exhibit, "Coded Realities." (Courtesy of Jim Campbell)

Technology is such a vital part of our lives. It’s difficult to believe that the internet became publicly available just 29 years ago. A new exhibition at the Reeves House, “Coded Realities: Art + Technology,” examines how the machines we create serve as mirrors that magnify our desires and amplify our perceptions. The show features established and emerging artists who use technology to create installations and artwork. Nicole Lampl, the director and curator at the Reeves House, joined “City Lights” host Lois Reitzes via Zoom along with the prominent multidisciplinary artist Jim Campbell to talk more about the exhibition.

Interview highlights:

A Jim Campbell piece based on 2017 DC Women’s March footage: