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From the installation "Y Flash Gordon estuvo ahí con calzoncillos plateados" from the Group Show "Juego de Máscaras" on TEA, Tenerife Espacio de las Artes. (c) Oliver Behrmann
installation documentation of David Sullivan's Fugitive Emissions show at Lawndale Art Center in Houston, Texas, 2010
An installation by my friend André Avelas. The headphones were paired, one acting as microphone one as speaker. The resulting feedback filled the room with a fine mist of noise.
On Thursday, Jan. 16, more than 200 members of the Destin Area Chamber of Commerce gathered at the Emerald Coast Convention Center to celebrate 2013 successes and install the 2014 Officers and Board of Directors. They also enjoyed comedian Marty Simpson and a silent auction. At the event, the Chamber’s most prestigious annual awards were presented to outstanding members of the Chamber and community.
Check out our blog - destinchamber.blogspot.com/ - for a list of award winners and more information about the night!
An installation view of the Highway One series. Ambient sound (taken from a highway location) and an antique church pew accompany the images. I've described the images as portraying "a sea of the artifacts of others." The lonely part is that there aren't any people in the photos. It will be interesting to see silhouettes moving in and out of the images.
This is the large installation I did for ADSA 318. It is the story of the people of the Old Stone Church in Chesterfield. The graveyard is behind a locked fence so it is difficult to know the stories of the people buried in the graveyard.
The king maker has just given the king a grog bowl to drink. This symbolises the handing over of the people,land, and sea to him to rule over.
Installation in Testbed 1, Battersea, London.
Made from found and donated objects bound together with a continuous 1km line of rope.
One of the spheres in "Anestesia" which is an acoustic, olfactory installation at Casa Museo de Arte y Cultura la Presentación (museum of art and culture). The chime-like sounds are part of a different sound installation in the courtyard to the right.
this is a photo transfer I did for my contemporary issues class which portrays communication through technology as physical barrier. The piece can be looked at through both sides of the barrier, in this case, a window, which also shows how one can "see through" misleading emails, text messages, etc.
Waterfall, 2008
Katharine Harvey - Toronto, Canada
Installation
Katharine Harvey will suspend a "quilt" of recyclable plastic from the north side of the Ontario Power Generation Building, suggesting a suspended waterfall. The quilt will be made from recyclable plastic bottles and shaped into sheets of “falling water” by containing them in monofilament nylon netting and sewing the netting together into a quilt. Spotlights will light the installation from below so that from a distance, the audience will anticipate water but will instead find plastic trash, which has been magically transformed by theatrical coloured lighting to create the impression of falling water.