The title of the article is “Seattle to unveil Doug Aitken’s digital Land Art”, it was published in the online version of "The Art
Newspaper" on 01 March 2013. 
It discusses the creation of US artist Doug Aitken, who created created an “urban earthwork” for the façade of the Seattle Art Museum, which is due to be unveiled this month (24 March).
Mirror is a large LED screen, wrapped around the corner of the museum, with thin strips of vertical lights. Aitken has been filming for the project over the past five years, capturing images of central Seattle as well as the surrounding area, “from the Pacific Coast to the Cascade Mountains”, he says.
A computer programme will select which parts of the footage to project in response to a live feed of information that will range from the weather to the density of traffic in the streets of Seattle.
Mirror is a large LED screen, wrapped around the corner of the museum, with thin strips of vertical lights. Aitken has been filming for the project over the past five years, capturing images of central Seattle as well as the surrounding area, “from the Pacific Coast to the Cascade Mountains”, he says.
A computer programme will select which parts of the footage to project in response to a live feed of information that will range from the weather to the density of traffic in the streets of Seattle.
A computer programme will select which parts of the footage to project in response to a live feed of information that will range from the weather to the density of traffic in the streets of Seattle.
In conclusion I’d like to say, that I think such inventions are really great. They can turn up the world of modern art.
Some people can say that it is not an art, but personally I don’t think so. Why couldn’t we accept smth new sometimes? It impresses our mind, and I think it’s enough to name it “art”.
It discusses the creation of US artist Doug Aitken, who created created an “urban earthwork” for the façade of the Seattle Art Museum, which is due to be unveiled this month (24 March).
“Land art from the 1960s and 1970s exists in remote locations. I was interested in creating something very urban,” Aitken says.
Mirror is a large LED screen, wrapped around the corner of the museum, with thin strips of vertical lights. Aitken has been filming for the project over the past five years, capturing images of central Seattle as well as the surrounding area, “from the Pacific Coast to the Cascade Mountains”, he says.
A computer programme will select which parts of the footage to project in response to a live feed of information that will range from the weather to the density of traffic in the streets of Seattle.
Mirror is a large LED screen, wrapped around the corner of the museum, with thin strips of vertical lights. Aitken has been filming for the project over the past five years, capturing images of central Seattle as well as the surrounding area, “from the Pacific Coast to the Cascade Mountains”, he says.
A computer programme will select which parts of the footage to project in response to a live feed of information that will range from the weather to the density of traffic in the streets of Seattle.
A computer programme will select which parts of the footage to project in response to a live feed of information that will range from the weather to the density of traffic in the streets of Seattle.
In conclusion I’d like to say, that I think such inventions are really great. They can turn up the world of modern art.
Some people can say that it is not an art, but personally I don’t think so. Why couldn’t we accept smth new sometimes? It impresses our mind, and I think it’s enough to name it “art”.
http://www.theartnewspaper.com/articles/Seattle-to-unveil-Doug-Aitkens-digital-Land-Art/28993
The same mistakes: The article is TOO short! There are to be more than 7 paragraphs!
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…the creation (do you think it's a proper word?) of THE US artist…
They can turn over the world of modern art.