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davidkremers < 150dpi

this web microretrospective was created in vrml 2.0 at low resolution for use with personal
computers and 28.8kps modems.  it will take about 3 - 5 minutes to download the exhibition.
please configure your browser for vrml files which use a file extension of *.wrl.

older versions of web browsers like netscape 2.0 and microsoft explorer may require
upgrading and additional software [called plug-ins] to be able to interpret vrml 2.0.
you can find more information about this at cosmo.sgi.com. for anyone who may already
have a plug-in for vrml1.0 files there is a version of the exhibition in vrml1.0 format.

please note that vrml is an interpretive programming language and its performance and
appearance will vary radically from machine to machine depending on the computer's
configuration and software.also please remember that fonts are proportional so if you have
difficulty reading any text please correct the font size in your web browser preferences.

the viewer will note that unlike traditional museum retrospectives the current exhibition
does not require climate control and can be hung and viewed in mid-air.  the location of the
exhibition is the air space over the plaza at the los angeles county museum of art.
embedded in the works on view are the exhibition title cards, conceptual abstracts, and
links to related exhibitions.  these may be viewed by dragging the cursor over the images
to view the accompanying text or by clicking on an image to view an html link.

davidkremers is the caltech distinguished conceptual artist in biology.  other examples of
his art may be viewed on cyburbia.

this program was created for the modern and contemporary arts council of the los angeles
county museum of art and demonstrated for them at the center for digital arts at ucla on
saturday, march 28, 1998.

all files are ©davidkremers1998.  i encourage you to swipe image files of less than
150dpi for your personal use to help take stress off our server.  these files may be
freely distributed ad infinitum so long as the artist is properly credited, but remember
no commercial license is granted. files may not be transported to another medium without
written permission from the artist. thank you.