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Joshua Frankel (born 1980) is an American … Joshua Frankel (born 1980) is an American contemporary artist and director who makes work in many different media, including animation, film, opera, drawing, printmaking and public art. Music is often central to Frankel's work. His animation has been presented synchronized to live musical performances by chamber ensembles and full orchestra by institutions including the Library of Congress, the Brooklyn Academy of Music, the San Diego Symphony, and The River to River Festival, where his animation took over 50 video advertising screens in New York City's Fulton Center transit hub at rush hour. Ann Midgette of the Washington Post called his film Plan Of The City “one of the best matches of visuals to music I’ve seen.”st matches of visuals to music I’ve seen.”
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