Daniel Gross | People | Collection of Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

We have 6 objects that Daniel Gross has been involved with.

Rectangular poster with white background and light red concentric circles from the middle, repeated until most of the paper is made of large rings, each bigger than the previous. In navy blue is text that reads prominent New York neighborhoods and locations including Upper West Side, Queens, 40th Street, Brooklyn Heights, East River, UN Headquarters, etc. Where the rings correspond with a text area are blue dash marks, data indicating the amount of parking ticket offenses in the location. The density of dash marks concentrated in the center of the poster and ray outward, inadvertently creating a faint shape of Manhattan. At the top right corner in bold, capitalized pink letters reads FD-6. On the right bottom corner reads a small paragraph of the explanation of 'Flocking Diplomats New York.'

Poster, FD-4: Flocking Diplomats New York: Same Place, Multiple Times

Poster, FD-5: Flocking Diplomats New York: Time of Violation

Poster, FD-3: Flocking Diplomats New York: Same Time, Same Place

Poster, FD-2: Flocking Diplomats New York: Individual Frequency Traces, 1999

Poster, FD-1: Flocking Diplomats NYC 1999-2002 // Violations / Hour

Daniel Gross has collaborated with
Joris Maltha and
Plaats Maken and
Catalogtree and
Mikhail Iliatov and
Lutz Issler.

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