Press
New York Magazine
Reasons to Love New York Issue, Reason #32: Because We Had a Drive-In Made of Wrecked Cars.
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HYPERALLERGIC
The temporary installation at the New York Hall of Science is somewhere between a monument to reuse and a statement on waste.
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Filmmaker Magazine
These artists have created an inhabitable meditation on cinema, community, and reality itself… It’s magically subversive; a dream made real.
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Michael Connor, Artistic Director, Rhizome
The Drive-In Cinema of the Anthropocene.
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Urban Omnibus
The crowd outnumbered the cars 4 to 1, so we stashed ourselves behind dashboards, mounted roofs, and leaned against front-end fenders.
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Bad at Sports
Empire Drive-In is an ambitious statement on upcycling and participatory culture seen through the defunct theater of suburban drive-in entertainment.
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Corridor 8
What is urban, modern and ‘successful’ about cinema? New York-based artists Todd Chandler and Jeff Stark launched a visual, acoustical and performative attack on this question.
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Dazed Digital
Todd Chandler and Jeff Stark put their unique stamp on the cinematic experience for the Abandon Normal Devices Festival.
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San Francisco Bay Guardian
Empire Drive-In presents the unbearable lightness of seeing in a world that might someday go dark.
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BBC
A pair of American artists have built a temporary drive-in cinema in Manchester from shipping containers and scrapped cars.
Watch the Video »Press from Abandon Normal Devices, Manchester, UK, 2012.
- BBC Northwest Tonight (video)
- The Guardian: Film Alfresco: The Best Pop-Up Cinemas
- Dazed Digital: Todd Chandler & Jeff Stark: Empire Drive-In
- Corridor8: Empire Drive-In, AND Festival
- Manchester Evening News: Motors and Movies at a Drive-in Cinema