Installation/Sculpture
AMBULANT TRANSCEIVERS
Max Goldfarb. Vintage first-aid kits made into two-way radios
2008
The work of Max Goldfarb intersects many disciplines. His public works projects enjoining radio transmissions and urban infrastructure reveal the convergence of communications technology with the built environment. His projects address the phenomena that arise as a result of these integrated spatial topographies. Ambulant Transceiversis an emergency communications kit including 30 handheld transceivers, two solar 9-volt battery-charging units, and a dispatch radio. Each device is housed inside a vintage first aid tin, conflating urgent field-medical attention to the body with a hypothetically dissolved network; its circulatory system in need of back-up reconnectivity.
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- Off The Grid, March 30, 2008 – Sept. 14, 2008
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- "Ambulant Transceivers: Consumer Model," Max Goldfarb for Off The Grid at the Neuberger Museum of Art, Purchase, NY. (image/jpeg, 129.4 KB)

