Masstransiscope
Synopsis
Consisting of a 300-foot-long painting made on reflective material, Masstransiscope is a public artwork visible from the subway tunnels of the Manhattan-bound B and Q lines. It is in a special enclosure with 228 narrow slits and fluorescent lights. To someone passing by, it looks like an animated movie.
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Bill Brand
- Original Title
- Masstransiscope
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 3m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Bill Brand
Department Leadership Roster
Bill Brand
Director
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What is Masstransiscope about?
Consisting of a 300-foot-long painting made on reflective material, Masstransiscope is a public artwork visible from the subway tunnels of the Manhattan-bound B and Q lines. It is in a special enclosure with 228 narrow slits and fluorescent lights. To someone passing by, it looks like an animated movie.
Who directed Masstransiscope?
Masstransiscope was directed by Bill Brand.
Who stars in Masstransiscope?
The principal cast of Masstransiscope includes Not specified.
When was Masstransiscope released and how long is it?
Masstransiscope was released in 1980 with a total runtime of 3m.