"The Onassis Foundation's experimental art and tech studio Onassis ONX is doubling its size at a new location in Manhattan's Tribeca neighborhood. It is slated to open with the multimedia exhibition "TECHNE: Homecoming" in January. Founded in 2020, Onassis ONX has supported artists working between such mediums as extended reality (XR), artificial intelligence (AI), and performance at its 645 Fifth Avenue space over the last five years."
"Occupying a part of the fourth floor at 390 Broadway, alongside the galleries PPOW and Matthew Brown Gallery, Onassis ONX boasts a 6,000-square-foot suite of production and exhibition spaces intended for making art using advanced technologies; the facilities include a larger motion-capture stage, a three-wall seamless projection room, an expanded sound studio with a high-fidelity system, and enhanced computational infrastructure with a new server for AI and generative media."
Onassis ONX was founded in 2020 and supported artists working across extended reality (XR), artificial intelligence (AI), and performance from its 645 Fifth Avenue space. The studio is doubling its size with a new location on the fourth floor at 390 Broadway in Tribeca. The 6,000-square-foot suite includes a larger motion-capture stage, a three-wall seamless projection room, an expanded high-fidelity sound studio, and enhanced computational infrastructure with a server for AI and generative media. The debut exhibition 'TECHNE: Homecoming' opens in January and features multimedia works by Andrew Thomas Huang, Tamiko Thiel, and Sister Sylvester. The move joins a broader shift of art spaces toward Tribeca.
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