March's Midnight Moment: In Magic Move 4, Katherine Frazer subverts presentation software like Keynote by using it to create meditative works of digital art.
April's Midnight Moment: In A New Nature, Mark Dorf integrates gaming and surveillance aesthetics with animations and footage of the Rocky Mountain region to imagine the future of our natural world.
May's Midnight Moment: Frothy milk takes over the screens of Times Square with Liquid Gold, Ilana Harris-Babou's look at the passing down of maternal knowledge and the invisible labor that has historically surrounded the act of breastfeeding.
Take a look at Love's h|Edge by Almost Studio, the winner of the 15th annual Love & Design Competition, which was on display in Times Square for the month of February.
Presented by Creative Time, Governors Island, and Times Square Arts, The American Manifest is Charles Gaines’s first public art project, unfolding in three parts over the course of two years across three sites — Times Square, Governors Island, and the banks of the Ohio river in Cincinnati.
Collaborates with contemporary artists to experiment and engage with one of the world's most iconic urban places.
The largest coordinated effort in history by the sign operators in Times Square to display synchronized, cutting-edge creative content on Times Square's spectacular signage.
Installations and performances on the public plazas of Times Square and around the district.