Artemizia Foundation Introduces the AF Digital Wall
- Artemizia Foundation
- 3 days ago
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A New LED Video Wall for Artists, Film, and Live Cultural Exchange
Artemizia Foundation (AF) is pleased to announce the launch of the AF Digital Wall, a new 96" x 96" LED Video Wall installed in the museum’s main gallery. The AF Digital Wall expands the Foundation’s commitment to presenting contemporary art through time-based media, live programming, and shared cultural experiences.
Designed as a flexible platform for artist video, film, and live exchange, the AF Digital Wall treats the moving image as a primary artistic medium. The AF Digital Wall is conceptually aligned with major museum installations such as the Hyundai Card Digital Wall at The Museum of Modern Art in NYC, emphasizing content, dialogue, and presence over spectacle.
The AF Digital Wall supports four simultaneous input sources, allowing multiple forms of content to be presented at once. During regular museum hours, it will primarily feature artist-produced video works and time-based media programmed on continuous loop. The system also enables real-time programming, including breaking news and shared cultural moments, with special events planned such as Breakfast at Wimbledon (2026), the Midterm Elections (2026), and the Super Bowl (2027).
Equipped with a professional sound system and wireless microphones, the AF Digital Wall serves as a focal point for Inner Circle evenings, artist talks, and live Q&A sessions. Visiting artists will present and discuss their work directly in front of the AF Digital Wall, while international artists will join remotely for live video interviews and audience engagement.
In addition, the AF Digital Wall will host a curated film series designed to complement the Foundation’s existing projection-based film programming in Gallery 818. With seating for up to 36 viewers, the space supports intimate screenings that merge exhibition, cinema, and conversation.
“The AF Digital Wall reflects our belief that contemporary art is active and responsive,” said Sloane Bouchever, Founder and Director of the Artemizia Foundation. “It allows artists and audiences to come together around moving images, live ideas, and shared moments, here in Bisbee and beyond.”
The AF Digital Wall will debut as part of the Foundation’s ongoing exhibition and public programming calendar.
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