It was pretty cool, I didn't really get to talk to the curator much because alot of things were running behind and she seemed kind of stressed out. But she was very nice when I did get her sit and talk for a few minutes. Some of Rafael Rozendaal's flash works were not working on the computer too. Mai Ueda described Neen as a strawberry fart (or something close to that). Daniel Roe came and he was really happy because the space for the show reminded him of New York City. It is nice to have a properly run independent gallery in downtown Chicago. Ithink it was one of the better shows that I have been to here...
Here are some pictures.
"Video game green" color for the carpet
The set-up
A series of razzle dazzle tubes.
A poster made for the show by Nikola Tosic
A tree floating in a box
"Watercouleur Park", by Qubo Gas with a virus scan running over top of it
A demo of Stringtheories.org, by Sinem Erkas
A demo of Stripper2, by Mai Ueda
Skype chat with Angelo Plessas
Nikola reads some poetry
Dan Roe tips the bar with Indian currency
The Neen Manifesto folded into a paper airplane
Sophie paints a picture, and fails it. twice
The aftermath of another performance
Dain Oh and Dan Roe
