ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 4月29日 10時45分

A visitor peering into @storefrontnyc in SoHo. Half the fun of any exhibition at this nonprofit gallery is the space itself, a wedge-shaped street-level hallway entered through irregular folding panels. The other half, right now at least, is “Control Syntax Rio,” a chilling presentation on the 7-year-old system of sensors and surveillance cameras blanketing the hilly Brazilian city that hosted last summer’s Olympic Games. On shoulder-high square platforms that fill the space almost entirely, 3-D-printed models of city blocks and streets are surveilled by actual (that is, ordinary size) cameras with red lights. The exhibition text presents the system as neutral, but the installation feels more like an urgent warning. @jakenaughton captured this scene while on #nytassignment in Manhattan. Visit the link in our profile to get more recommendations from our spring gallery guide.

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