Not a gallery in the traditional sense, the Distributed Gallery is a video exhibition project made of televisions and video monitors in various semi-private locations around Chinatown. Each month a new artist, writer, curator, collective, or other cultural practitioner is asked to select one video for each monitor in its given context, the sum of which amounts to an exhibition. The publication for each exhibition includes a conversation with that month’s curator.

In this first Distributed Gallery publication, New York artist, Tom Moody, discusses art and the internet in an interview conducted by Sean Dockray. Bonus appendix of blog posts.

92 pages, 5.5" x 8.5", soft cover, black and white with oversize type.