Be sure to check out the ArtMatic videos by subscribing to our YouTube channel. This allows for editing complex models in Designer while watching a preview rendered by Voyager. The “Live Link” in Designer communicates parameter changes to Voyager when both are running.

Place and animate any ArtMatic 3D objects and use Designer to adjust their components parameters.

The Voyager camera let’s you animate all the environmental parameters within keyframes and create fly thoughts of your worlds. With the no-planet mode you can also render cosmic scenes, with multiple lights, including multiple suns. It has a built-in environment for controlling clouds, sun position, haze, sea level for landscape creation. Voyager renders ArtMatic 3D objects and generates landscapes from 2D images. and the inbuilt potential of simultaneous images, animation, and sound.”– Paul Fletcher (University of Melbourne) Voyager “I have found no other program quite like this. You can even use it to process photos and videos. Use it to create all kinds of graphics: decorative images, background textures, video effects, fractals, fine art, motion graphics, and much more. Designer can be seen as a Modular synthesizer capable of almost anything that is algorithmically and mathematically possible. The galleries are open to the public Monday through Saturday from 10am to 6pm and Sunday from 12pm to 6pm.Designer has hundreds of graphics and mathematical modules that you can link together in countless ways to generate still images and animations at any resolution also sounds of limitless complexity. House of Crowns is open to the public December 15-20. While the auction house is a sponsor, primary market sales are being facilitated by Superposition and Artmatic.Įxhibiting artists: Renee Cox, YoYo Lander, Derrick Adams, Felandus Thames, Moffat Takadiwa, Anthony Akinbola, Ludovic Nkoth, Alteronce Gumby, Helina Metafaria, Raelis Vasquez, Steven John Irby, Muna Malik, Layo Bright, Khari Turner, Haleigh Nickerson, Ryan Cosbert, Patrick Alston, Adrian Armstrong. Phillips Auction House’s new space at 432 Park Avenue sets the stage with its large street corner-facing mezzanine and ground-level displays within the galleries. House of Crowns’ decision to place the artworks in architecturally inspiring spaces that are frequented with adornment supports their aspiration to make sure the artwork has institutional and prestigious placement in order to broaden the legacy and longevity of Black and Brown contemporary art in the 21st century. A range of expression and style are represented through figurative and abstract paintings, sculptures, video, installations, collage and photographic works. Several themes emerge, such as royalty and prestige, heroes and deities, the metaphysical and higher thinking, and the ability to dismantle power structures. We look for guidance from the established and emerging, the main attraction and the overlooked, to enhance the collective consciousness of our mission.” By “passing the crown around,” Ascher and Musa weave together the differing associations that come with the word crown from each artist’s and generation’s perspective. They say, “We find that all look up to each other no matter our public-facing statuses or career trajectories. The concept of House of Crowns came about in conversations and shared goals of Musa and Ascher to facilitate mentorship among artists. The New York presentation of House of Crowns will exhibit a range of work spanning multiple generations of established and emerging artists for its first iteration. Superposition Gallery and Artmatic Art Advisory are pleased to present House of Crowns, an inaugural program of group exhibitions sponsored by Phillips Auction House.Ĭo-Curators Anwarii Musa of Artmatic and Storm Ascher of Superposition Gallery have partnered to gather art objects and concepts from their communities in common.

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