Some images of Antique (view) installed at Stanford University's Thomas Welton Stanford Art Gallery. Please see this blog's previous post for show dates and gallery information.
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Suspended horn with counter-balanced thread structure
View toward ceiling with pulleys and counter-weights
Detail of pulleys and counter-weights
Jeff Meyers stabilizing the bell
With Christine Lee's Shims Thousands of Uses - Use #17
Friday, October 3, 2008
Sunday, September 14, 2008
Installing new work at Stanford sculpture show
I'm participating in a group sculpture show at Stanford entitled 'Expanding.' Eleven Bay Area artists demonstrate a range of materials and methods to present a view of sculpture today. Below you can see images of the last days of preparation and installation of the piece I am including in the exhibit.
Expanding
Jeff Dodson, Dan Grayber, Jesse Houlding,
Vera Kachouh, Jenn Karson, Seth Koen,
Christine Lee, Katie Lewis, Michael Meyers,
Brian Wasson, Patrick Wilson
Thomas Welton Stanford Art Gallery
419 Lasuen Mall, Department of Art & Art History
Stanford University
Gallery Hours: Tuesday-Friday 10am-5pm, Saturday-Sunday 1-5pm
Reception: Thursday, October 9, 4-6pm
Directions: http://art.stanford.edu
650-723-2842
I received a great deal of assistance with the installation from my brother Jeff (Please note the team Lobster Shack t-shirts). He also took most of these great photos. And thanks to Seth Koen. (His work is in the show as well!)
Expanding
Jeff Dodson, Dan Grayber, Jesse Houlding,
Vera Kachouh, Jenn Karson, Seth Koen,
Christine Lee, Katie Lewis, Michael Meyers,
Brian Wasson, Patrick Wilson
Thomas Welton Stanford Art Gallery
419 Lasuen Mall, Department of Art & Art History
Stanford University
Gallery Hours: Tuesday-Friday 10am-5pm, Saturday-Sunday 1-5pm
Reception: Thursday, October 9, 4-6pm
Directions: http://art.stanford.edu
650-723-2842
I received a great deal of assistance with the installation from my brother Jeff (Please note the team Lobster Shack t-shirts). He also took most of these great photos. And thanks to Seth Koen. (His work is in the show as well!)
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