We were very fortunate to be able to get our good friend Philipp Scholz-Rittermann to shoot 3 out of 4 shows at ICE. Unfortunately Philipp was out of town for Lee’s show, so he wasn’t able to shoot that one. However, here are the ones we did get:
Thanks Philipp!!!!
It’s interesting to see how the facade of ICE changed throughout each show.
Joseph Huppert (summer):
Thomas DeMello (fall):
Michael Armstrong (winter):
Regrettably we don’t have a photo of the facade from Lee Lavy’s show. At least not one that we can locate at the moment. Did you see any of these shows? What did you think?
More photos of the entire installation coming soon!
Come out to the closing on 1/22/11 from 5pm – 9pm to see the entire installation!
Well folks, it’s finally coming to an end. The last of the four shows we planned back in June is drawing to a close this Saturday. Black and Blue, the site specific installation by Michael James Armstrong will be on view for the last time from 5pm – 9pm. There wasn’t much of a turnout for the opening so we’re really hoping we’ll see more faces at the closing. Also, even if you came to the opening you might want to come and check out the show again as Michael has added to the installation since opening night! Come by, you won’t regret it.
ICE Gallery
3417 30th St
92104
what could this be?
what else will you find when you look through this window?
Find out when you stop by ICE Gallery. From now until January 22nd ICE will be open every Saturday and Sunday from 3pm – 6pm. The show takes on two different personalities depending on which time of day you see it. So make sure you view it more than once! Hope to see you soon.
December 4th. Are you ready? Michael isn’t….yet.
Great Closing last night. Thanks to everyone that came out and viewed the work through the evening. Michael’s got more pictures of Joseph’s piece on FLICKR
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