Art Installations

Superior color and geometric accuracy are critical in museum and gallery installations. K2imaging's equipment is chosen for its quality and accuracy.

Kentile Floors sign between the projector beams. May 3, 2014 – the first (and last) unobstructed projection onto the Kentile Floors Sign.

David LaChappelle at Deitch Projects

Patty Chang at Mary Boone Gallery

Luis Gispert at Mary Boone Gallery

“Dance” at Bard College was produced by overlapping two Christie 20k projectors onto a scrim that filled the proscenium.

Select Exhibits

MOMA: Museum of Modern Art, NYC "Scratching on things I could disavow: Walkthrough" Walid Raad
MOMA PS1

• Björk's “Stonemilker” Andrew Thomas Huang
• “Straight out of Times” Cao Fei
• “Valium Valentine” Andrew Wyatt and Sarah Ortmeyer

Whitney Museum of American Art “Open Plan: Cecil Taylor”
Mary Boone Gallery

• “Smother” Luis Gispert
• “The Product of Love” Patty Chang
• “You the Better” Ericka Beckman

Photoville projection vendor since inception, 2012
New York Photo Festival 2011 Read the Time Magazine article
Queens Museum of Art “Junkyard” Hauser + Wirth, Josiah McElheny
Deitch Projects “Artists & Prostitutes” David LaChapelle
Albright-Knox Art Gallery “Illuminate”
Bard College "Dance" - Philip Glass, Lucinda Childs, Sol LeWitt  Read the New York Times Article
Kentile Floors “Perfect Universe” Tim Bartlett, George Del Barrio, Karl Mehrer
On May 3, 2014 K2imaging, in partnership with The Vanderbilt Republic and Tim Bartlett, lit up the Kentile Floors Sign in Gowanus, Brooklyn for the first time in over 20 years. Unbeknownst to us at the time, plans were in the works to demolish the sign and wipe it from the Brooklyn skyline forever. A video of the event, thanks to Barry Yanowitz:

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