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Art-o-mat
If it hasn't already, Art-o-mat® will soon become a household name.
Clark Whittington, founder of Art-o-mat®, began converting retired
cigarette machines into Art-o-mat® art vending machines in 1997. Presently, there are 82 active machines
across the country and abroad involving over 400 artists from 10 countries. Through his organization, Artists In
CellophaneTM, Whittington donates a portion of ART*O*MAT proceeds to arts-related
charities.
Delicious Demon's Alex Khost
runs an Art-o-mat machine in New York City. If you're interested in getting involved with Art-o-mat or have questions, please
feel free to contact us. Comments are also welcome on the
Message Board.
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| April 21, 2005 The New York Community Machine made it onto placebored.com. |
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| Art-o-Mat in an October 2002 article of the NY Sun |
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| Art-o-Mat in the September 2002 issue of the Tribeca Trib |
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Unless otherwise specified, all artwork, writing, and images on this website are property of the original artist listed and may not be
lent, re-sold, hired out, or otherwise circulated without prior consent of the artist. This website itself, including all designs, logos,
content, titles, and concepts are property of Delicious Demon Web Design and are licensed under a
Creative Commons License.
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New York Locations |
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Currently, two machines reside in New York City:
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The NYC Community Machine
Utrecht Art Supply
111 Fourth Avenue
(Between 11th and 12th Streets)
New York City, NY 10003
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Whitney Museum of American Art
945 Madison Avenue
(at 75th Street)
New York, NY 10021
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| Art-o-mat artwork by Delicious Demon artists |
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"The Family Jewels"
by Carla Ciampi |
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"untitled"
by Frank Caracciolo |
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"untitled"
by Peter Khost |
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"Poems and a New Key"
by Frank Gaughan |
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"James Brown as an Alien"
by Alex Khost |
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