December 3-5 @

7th Circuit Studio – 228 NE 59 ST Miami, FL 33137

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WLRN, one of Miami’s local PBS stations, put together a segment on us titled “Aquascaping”. Special thanks to Andrew Hevia, who produced the piece.

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Still photo (above) of aquarium/ projection and live video (below) of our contribution to the Sweat Records X Iggy Pop t-shirt release party, August 22, 2009 at the Awarehouse in the Wynwood Art District. This installation consists of a 10″ X 10″ X 4″ acrylic aquarium atop a overhead projector projecting a 15′ X 15′ image onto the courtyard wall.  The live-action component of the installation features a performance by thirty photosynthetic jellyfish (Cassiopea xamachana) collected in the mangrove estuary near the Virginia Key Wastewater Treatment Plant, here in Miami, FL.

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A 2 minute clip of the 4 hour live-installation.

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Sweat Records X Iggy Pop T-Shirt Release Party press: NBC MIAMI, MIAMI NEW TIMES, COOL.POOL.EVENTS.

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Pop’s likeness, as depicted by Miami artist Claudio Picasso.

On Saturday, August 22 Sweat Records will be throwing a party for the release of a series of limited edition t-shirts featuring the image of Iggy Pop from Sweat’s now-iconic “Wall of Idolatry” mural.  The show will be held at the Awarehouse space in Wynwood and will feature live performances by Awesome New Republic and The Jacuzzi Boys, DJs, live painting by Francesco LoCastro and one of our aquarium projections.

Iggy will be the guest of honor at this event; if you live in S. Florida, stopping by is highly recommended. $10 admission/ open bar. 8 PM @ 550 N.W. 29 St. Miami, FL 33127

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Still photo (above) of aquarium/ projection and source video of projection (below) of our contribution to The Collabo Show, July 25, 2009; an installation dubbed “Solar Power #1″, featuring photosynthetic jellyfish (Cassiopea xamachana) collected in the mangrove estuary near the Virginia Key Wastewater Treatment Plant, here in Miami, FL.

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A 1:15 segment of the 48 minute looped projection.

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The Collabo Show press: NBC MIAMI, ARTLURKER, MIAMI ART EXCHANGE

The brain coral (Diploria clivosa) colony pictured above featured several areas ranging in size from 3-6 cm that exhibited very unusual cauliflower-like tissue expansion with warty protuberances.  The photo was taken offshore of South Beach, Miami, Florida.

Pictured above is the normal ‘meandroid’ growth form for the brain coral Diploria clivosa.  The tissue is relatively compact against the skeleton and  the tentacles are visible along the inner walls of the grooves.

December 4-7 @

7th Circuit Studio – 228 NE 59 ST Miami, FL 33137