The work travels to the Alte Brennerei Gallery in Ebersberg, just outside of Munich, to be included in
"Simultan: Kunst & Schach"
10. Juli - 31.Juli 2005

KUNSTVEREIN EBERSBERG E. V. GALERIE "ALTE BRENNEREI" website

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Harmony of G & T

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From front

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With viewer

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JDD

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Midrange detail

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Close up

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Written movelist

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New knight moves

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Starting position CGI

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After 150 moves

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After 300 moves

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After 482 moves

"The Harmony of Geometry and Theology" as installed in the Fakespace show at HERE Gallery, NYC, January 20 - February 17, 2001. Ink on Paper drawing is 10 feet x 10 feet. Computer diagrams show extended range of the knights and four positions from the actual game played by Jason Ditmars and Brian Duggan over various evenings in December, 2000. After 482 moves and around 30 hours of play, Brian had a strong lead in material, but the game was far from over. The drawing documents all 482 moves, white moves shown in red and black moves shown in blue.

  • Click here to view an Animated GIF (only 123K) of 12 positions from the game.

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