Cyclorama, 1999 Exhibitions The Art of Design: Selections from the SF MoMA Collection, San Filmed in 35mm at nine revolving restaurants across North America—including ones in Seattle, Las Vegas, St. Louis, and New York—Cyclorama presents nine panoramas side by side in a cylindrical enclosure that mimics the restaurants’ architecture, creating the sense of one continuous, moving landscape. The sun rises at the same moment on each screen, erasing time zones and providing a 360-degree view of the Western horizon. Reviews Barry Schwabsky, ‘Media City Seoul Review’, Artforum, November 2000 |
 Cyclorama, 1999. Installation view Exit Art, New York, 1999 |
Cyclorama, 1999 (excerpt) |
Montreal: Centre De Ville Restaurant (Eastern Standard Time 45º 30’ N / 73º 36’W) |
Toronto: 360 Restaurant (Eastern Standard Time 43º 42’ N / 79º 25’ W) |
New York City: The View Lounge (Eastern Standard Time 40° 43’ N / 74° 00’ W) |
New Orleans: Club 360 Restaurant (Central Standard Time 30° 00’N / 90° 03’ W) |
St. Louis: Top of the Riverfront Restaurant (Central Standard Time 38° 30’ N / 73° 36’ W) |
Dallas: Antares Restaurant (Central Standard Time 32° 47’ N / 96° 48’ W) |
Las Vegas: Top of the World Restaurant (Pacific Standard Time 36° 10’ N / 115° 10’ W) |
Los Angeles: The BonaVista Lounge (Pacific Standard Time 34° 00’ N / 118° 15’ W) |
Seattle: Sky City Restaurant (Pacific Standard Time 47° 35’ N / 122° 20’ W) |
 Cyclorama, 1999. Production Still |
 Cyclorama, 1999. Production Still |
 Cyclorama, 1999. Installation view San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, 2005 |
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