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No, it is not show window, not shop of any kinds, it is an art space just opened, and is holding exhibition. The two old fashion CRT monitors and LED display board are part of the video art exhibition. The art space is only about 2ft depth, visitors have to stand on street to see the art work through the glass window, but it open 24 hours a day. The name is called PRÉCÉDÉE and is located in Mong Kok of Hong Kong. Here is their web page:https://www.facebook.com/precedeeartspace/ in case you are interested.
I guess this is the smallest but most innovative art space in the world ? Let me know if you encounter any art space or gallery of smaller size : ))
Woman poses with an old busted broken CRT television in the middle of the desert, near the Salton Sea of California
Abandoned obsolete CRT Television from the 1990s sits alongside a lonely dirt desert road in the Salton Sea area of California
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view jen on the office chair - dscf0466 on a black background.
Two years ago, my nth monitor died on me so I was loaned this monster in a state of emergency. I decided to fulfill my midichlorian destiny and finish TIE Fighter sixteen years after I bought it.
CRT>LCD
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snipe.net mug, work lunch, dinner w/leslie & stephen
copyright (c) 2000-11-08 sean dreilinger
view daniel dreilinger in his office - dscf0613 on a black background.
My dear friend brought me this wonderful eatable (I hope) souvenir purchased in a supermarket located in an American PX (military zone where there are shops of foreign nationality). On the background the monitor shows a page of a Flickr american user that took a pic to the same cup of Ramen Noodles that I'm eating. It seems that in USA this type of food is loved.
I must admit, however, that the taste is not bad, but ..
Now I am sorry but I'm not feeling so well
: D
©G!
Of all sorts, including a few mattresses, a slide, drawers, skateboard, cricket bat, smashed CRT computer monitor, traffic cone, ride-on fire truck, slot car race track & even a shaggy old Krusty doll!
network installation with generative sound.
44 CRT monitors are used to react to sound generated with pure data
WHITE IS WHITE?
crt monitors produce with a purple, blue or green tinge, each one different.
As I'm typing, my back is just starting to stiffen up nicely. :/
I imagine that most people reading this are probably doing so on a flat panel TFT display, either as part of a laptop or a separate VDU. There's lots of reasons for this - they're small, convenient, use less power and produce a lot less heat. That's one of the reasons why they are good things to use in schools - put 30 CRT monitors in a room and you're going to know the meaning of heat, as my friend Keith knows only too well.
The problem is that as you modernise your school with newer monitors you need to get rid of the old ones, and thanks to the nasty materials in there you can't just toss them in a skip. Monitors are now classed as toxic waste as part of the legislation tied into the WEEE Directive.
This means that they get tossed into cupboards and forgotten about. Well, today was the day to empty the cupboards of CRT monitors - which incidentally is what is in the picture. We're blessed with the services of a local firm, Northwest Electronics Recycling, who basically take the components of the monitors and shred them into pellets for recycling, saving viable kit where they can for redeployment.
We rather underestimated the number of monitors! We were thinking 60-70 but reckon by the time both cupboards were empty we had probably moved 130-140 monitors! They were pretty much all 17" or 19" and they are NOT light. Consequently I now know the meaning of pain. ;)
In their day these were expensive and highly valued. Today, they are stacked in the hall waiting to be taken to the recycle center.
23. Stack in 116 pictures in 2016
megascopic elements of a hand cursor in a CRT monitor taken by a common DC(CANON A75+an inversed mounted lens).
we've been working on our techniques of sync-ing various media together... In this instance, Slides, Video, Stereo sound and Lighting, running in an installation for 12 weeks - without a glitch - for Camden Arts Centre.
the place where CRT monitors go to die. hazardous waste collection day at CAT Pickering, while dropping off our old dead computers. they were multiple trucks of this stuff.
Open for Optimists Production Stills TV Commercial directed by Bob Giraldi photography by Johnny Martyr