Primary Research Lab: AFJD Studio

hexagonal extrusions connected along the long axis to form a couple of benches. They're made of mushrooms.

Date and Time

Sun Aug 14, 2016 3:00pm through Sun Aug 14, 2016 4:00pm

Location

Fine Arts Building 124 - Western Gallery

Part of the Exhibition

Primary Research Lab, Minimalist Labs and Field Research

Exhibition Events

Primary Research Lab: Tour with Paul Brower

Two elderly people look downward as they walk below an arch of the Stadium Piece outdoor sculpture. The arch follows the same stair shape as the stairs above.

Jul - Jul03 - 03

Primary Research Lab: Barbara Miller

several portals in a masonry wall aligned so you can see through them to the other side

Jul - Jul10 - 10

Primary Research Lab: Picnic on the Steps

monumental sculpture in the form of two broad staircases of concrete on a green lawn

Jul - Jul17 - 17

Primary Research Lab: Matt Drews

a person on the ground arching their back in excercise or self-inflicted discomfort or both

Jul - Jul24 - 24

Primary Research Lab: Into the Field - Lee Plested and Sebastian Mendes

person sized slabs of rusted metal propped precariously against each other sit in a bricked plaze

Jul - Jul31 - 31

Primary Research Lab: Form Studies

a sculpture of poles, bended rails, cushiony chunks as if a home gym got twisted by a gentle hurricane

Aug - Aug07 - 07

Primary Research Lab: AFJD Studio

hexagonal extrusions connected along the long axis to form a couple of benches. They're made of mushrooms.

Aug - Aug14 - 14

Primary Research Lab: Tours

a large square of round stones in a grassy lacuna emits clouds of steam

Aug - Aug27 - 27

Primary Research Lab: Gareth Moore

A playful image of a figure floating above a photo of the Noguchi Sky Viewing sculpture. The floating figure is green with an elephant head and humanoid arms and long legs. It wears a red tophat, red shirt, and black pants with black suspenders.

Aug - Aug28 - 28

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