[a flux proposal by Shota Vashakmadze, Patrick Di Rito, and James Murray]
A field of light and air, described by shadows and the ephemeral sway of balloons is activated by the presence and intentions of sovereign participants; caught in a fragile moment, an unknown lamina of familiar gestures. //
I had the pleasure of photographing the gray_matter(s) Flux 2011 installation. These photographs are from that memorable night. //
On the last night of September, gray_matter(s) released animals into the jangals of Castleberry Hill for a one-night FLUX 2011 installation: Zoo Atlanta. Here is a recollection of images from the night and the day(s) leading up to the extravaganza. //
You call that a zoo, this is a zoo! //
Wondering why the zebra and woodstork left the CoA front lawn? It is because they are being shown off with some of their friends [a rhino, a tortoise, and a giraffe] tonight at FLUX 2011. FLUX is a one-night art extravaganza from 8-midnight in Castleberry Hill. Come support gray_matter(s) in our inaugural exhibition of Zoo Atlanta!
As the eve of the flux night approaches the team begins to make prototypes. the animals are restless. //
a proposal for flux. shota vashakmadze, james murray, patrick di rito. //
Anne Dennington, Executive Director of Flux Projects, will be at GA Tech on Friday, February 11 to discuss how more students can get involved with Flux Projects and their annual public art event FLUX. //
The Atlanta art scene sends out a call for a new type of curation. //
