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Announcing: 2013 Fellowship and Spring/Summer Residency Calls
Eyebeam is pleased to announce its Open Call for 2013 Spring / Summer Residencies and 2013 Fellowships. Up to six Residents and three Fellows will join continuing Fellows and Residents in March 2013 at Eyebeam's shared design, research, and fabrication labs. In brief, Eyebeam Residents are selected...
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Recovering Eyebeam's Archive, as told by Resident Jonathan Minard
When the hurricane’s record storm surge swept through Eyebeam's ground floor, it left behind three feet of saltwater mixed with sewage and corrosives. In a single day, Sandy claimed over $250,000 worth of AV equipment, computers, and books. Among that wreckage was an archive of analog and digital...
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talks
Eyebeam Presents #ArtsTech: 3D Printing
7-10PM
28 Nov 2012
Purchse tickets on Meetup.com This month, we'll be hearing about the new opportunities and challenges 3D printing is presenting artists, designers, museums and businesses. We've all been hearing about how 3D printing is the harbinger of a new industrial revolution for some time now, but outside of...
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Sandy Update
Updated November 21, 2012: Except for special events, Eyebeam will remain closed through mid-December due to Hurricane Sandy. Please check our Public Programs section for upcoming talks and performances. We look forward to welcoming you back in the very near future.
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Dear Friends,

It has been a difficult two weeks for Eyebeam. Like many New Yorkers, we were inundated with water which filled our entire ground floor and caused severe damage to the building. We also lost much of our archives, our computers and other electronic equipment, and all our ground floor furniture. We are estimating that the damage will cost us between $200,000 and $250,000, depending on how much we can salvage.

Thanks to the overwhelming support of volunteers, the building is now clean and we are in the process of assessing our equipment and rescuing as much of the digital archive as we can. We are currently planning our first events for late November, with an official reopening of the building set for December.

However, we still need your help. Donate to Eyebeam today and help us replace destroyed equipment, rescue what remains of our archive, and enable us to reopen and continue our groundbreaking work of fifteen years. We look forward to welcoming you back to Eyebeam in the very near future.

With best wishes,
Eyebeam Art + Technology Center

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