Word: exhibited
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Sina originally designed these works so observers could affect the changing patterns by turning a knob on the piece, but, unfortunately, in this exhibit the works have been computerized to show the maximum number of possible patterns...
Sina does believe in participatory art, though, and this exhibit includes four "Touch Bulbs." After the ominous "High Voltage" warnings, signs saying "Please Touch" are refreshing. At first, however, as you touch the bulb, feel a tingle in your hand, hear static, and see lightning-like rays jump out at your hand, the experience is scary...
Unfortunately, the exhibit is not documented very well in the gallery. Tags by the works give their names and dates, but not the materials used in the construction...
Sina satirically answers this problem. A sign on one piece says "Push button for artist's explanation of exhibit." The button activates a pair of false teeth that chatter noisily, interrupting the flute music and offering no help...
...exhibit includes a scale model of a large work called "Neon Sky Event." "Event" is a perfect description of this piece: the 300-foot, bright orange version must be thrilling as it revolves in the night...