installation shots and video of final install

Posted: Jan 30 | Author: John Muse | Filed under: News & Updates | Tagged: Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, Living Under Satellites, Paul Swenbeck, Sleeping Under Stars, Vanessa Marsh
The show at the Aldrich is up. We’re thrilled. Here are a few shots of the install.
Update:
We set up the model in the far corner of the room, but it stayed there for only a few hours:
By the next day the room was filled with equipment and experimental arrangements, much of which would disappear. Here the parade route is on the wall, but as a smallish diptych; and the rotating platform used in Guarded poses as the ceiling-mounted rotator:
By the 29th we’d set everything in place, for better and worst and best:
We moved the ceiling-rotator built by Paul Swenbeck, which was originally designed for center placement, up against the wall. This placement gives up larger images and jewel-like abstractions, more sun-spots and spilling flickers than images—which we adore.























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