
Wonderful use of projections for a Live Installation by Miwa Matreyek. See the video here. If you want to see more of here work - and there are a lot of nice things to see - go here.
A few years ago Dave Lynch was inspired by the work “wildlife” by Karolina Sobecka. He found the Link (you can find it under Artists) here on this side and now he gave me a mail to his project “The horse in motion”.
“In 1872 Leland Stanford hired Edweard Muybridge to answer a question of whether a horse’s feet left the ground whilst running. 12 cameras; 21 inches apart taking a picture at 1000th of a second proved this. - The Horse in Motion - These images lead to the discovery of arguably one of the 1st projection systems. The Zoopraxiscope. 121 years later I brought the horse back to motion…”
If you like to learn more about the analog systems like the Zoopraxiscope Dave mentioned in his description have a look here.
was founded in 2003 by photographer Pier Nicola D`amico and video artist Ricardo Rivera. They do a lot of interesting work using the technologies of projection for commercial projects.
Have a look at their portfolio here. The movieclips “Architecture” and “Hotel Intercontinental” you can find there have been public projections.
End of May 2008 Nike did some really large projections at the CCTV Tower, Beijing, China. The size is quite impressive, it´s hard just to imagine how big this building is. Compared to the skyline and the buildings in the back it´s just giant.

Using a slideshow different chinese athletes and ornaments have been projected on the futuristic architecture of the CCTV Building. Watch a Youtube Video here.
Photographer Shimon Attie works with slide projections since the early nineties. See a short article to the Exhibition “The History of Another: Projections in Rome” from 2004 at the Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago.

Shimon Attie
(via wooster - picture found at fototapeta)
Luis Cardoso gave me a mail to a project he did together with the istanbul-based VJ collective Artificialeyes.tv last summer in Lisbon. Have a look at the clip here.
Just one example of the great performances by “Anti VJ” at the Nuit Blanche Bruxelles. Produced by Crea Composite & Anti VJ. The Visuals were produced by Yannick Jacquet (Legoman), Jérémie Peeter (Shirü) and Joanie Lemercier (crustea), each of them does great projections as well - don´t miss to have a look at their websites!
AntiVJ & Crea Composite: Nuit Blanche Bruxelles from AntiVJ on Vimeo.
The urban video project was founded in 2007 by the artist group avalanche collective. Between 2007 and 2008 they did seven public projections in Syracuse,NY. The one you see below is just one of these seven, for more visit their website.
The videoclip to Nada Surfs´ song “Blankest year” plays with a lot of different ways of projection in public space.