Triple Canopy at MoMA Print Studio This afternoon, artist David Horvitz begins our series at MoMA Print Studio, Miscellaneous Uncatalogued Material. At each talk, a different artist will choose a work from MoMA’s collection and lead participants in a discussion about how digital technologies, new forms of publication, and new modes of authorship have changed arts publishing over the years. Horvitz will examine a photoradiogram from 1926, one of the earliest images ever to be transmitted electronically with a telecommunication device. February 15, 27 and March 7 from 2:30-4 p.m. Museum of Modern Art Print Studio, 4 West 54th St. 
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Triple Canopy at MoMA Print Studio

This afternoon, artist David Horvitz begins our series at MoMA Print Studio, Miscellaneous Uncatalogued Material. At each talk, a different artist will choose a work from MoMA’s collection and lead participants in a discussion about how digital technologies, new forms of publication, and new modes of authorship have changed arts publishing over the years. Horvitz will examine a photoradiogram from 1926, one of the earliest images ever to be transmitted electronically with a telecommunication device.

February 15, 27 and March 7 from 2:30-4 p.m. Museum of Modern Art Print Studio, 4 West 54th St. 

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