​Join us for an evening of Animated GIFs from invited artists in the expanded community around High Resolution to celebrate the close of the exhibition.

​LOW RESOLUTION GIF SCREENING

​Featured Artists: 0x3y3, Ana Mariá Caballero, Aram Bartholl, Auriea Harvey, Carl Skelton, Chia Amisola, Daniel Temkin, Fabiola Larios, Faith Holland, Jason Isolini, Joe McKay, José Carlos CASADO, Mark Dorf, Matthew Toups, Maya Man, Miriam Simun, Moises Sanabria, Oona, Peter Burr, Rodell Warner, Sarah Rothberg, Sasha Stiles, Shamus Clisset, Siebren Versteeg, Tara Rose, Travis LeRoy Southworth, Ziye Zhang.

​Celebrating shiny renders, ‘poor images’, generative art, and everything in between – Low Resolution features looped moving images from the internet and beyond, screening for one night only in SoHo.

​Saturday, October 19th from 6-9PM

​568 Broadway, Suite 606 in SoHo, NYC

​BYOB 🥂 Special collector's edition animated GIF cocktail will be available from the studio of Lorna Mills.

​ABOUT THE EXHIBITION

​It's high time for High Resolution.
As the much needed antidote to overwhelmingly static art fairs and fall shows, Postmasters 5.0 and TRANSFER present a large-scale collaborative exhibition of digital art.

High Resolution includes several classics by pioneers of time-based media art shown along the hot-from-the-studio works by the new generation of digital artists. This high resolution, high energy, high bar exhibition will center around current ideas and technologies befitting 2024 and looking forward.

​Tamas Banovich and Magda Sawon of Postmasters 5.0 and Kelani Nichole of TRANSFER are veterans who do not think like veterans.

​POSTMASTERS GALLERY was founded by Magda Sawon and Tamás Banovich in New York's East Village in 1984. The gallery subsequently moved to Soho (1988), Chelsea (1998) and Tribeca (2013). In 2022 Postmasters entered a new nomadic model of a roving gallery.

Rebranded as Postmasters 5.0, we find locations to fit a particular exhibition or event in New York City and beyond.

In the course of almost forty years, Postmasters continues to represent and exhibit young and established artists who work across a range of mediums and formats including painting, sculpture, photography, video, installation, digital art and NFTs. The - now historic - exhibition "Can You Digit?" in 1996 marked the gallery's ongoing engagement with digital art. With strong emphasis on innovative practices Postmasters actively seeks new forms of creative expression to show in the context of traditional media. The artworks are largely content oriented, conceptually based and - most importantly - reflective of our time.

Postmasters Gallery archives have recently been donated to the Smithsonian. Extensive records of all exhibitions since 1999 are available online at www.postmastersart.com

TRANSFER exhibits virtual worlds and simulation in contemporary art, and maintains a decentralized Data Trust. Founded by Kelani Nichole in 2013 in Brooklyn NY, TRANSFER's mission is to support artists examining the social, cultural and political implications of emerging technology. Director Wade Wallerstein joined TRANSFER in 2019 when the gallery opened in Los Angeles, California. TRANSFER relocated to Miami, Florida in 2021.

​TRANSFER Data Trust is an artist-owned archive and not-for-profit cooperative trust, established in 2023 at the gallery's 10 year anniversary with fiscal sponsorship from Gray Area. The emerging model is an open prototype for resilient cultural infrastructure that advances data sovereignty, digital equity and promotes long-term care of media art. The Data Trust is supported by Knight Foundation's Art + Tech Expansion Fund, Filecoin Foundation for the Decentralized Web, Filecoin Foundation, and NYU Tandon School of Engineering's Integrated Design and Media Program. TRANSFER's exhibitions and Data Trust are available online at http://TRANSFER.art