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19th May 2008

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Robert Jackson Harrington’s sculpture

Robert Jackson Harrington's insane sculptural installation - I love the futility of the piece because this elaborate contraption doesn't do anything at all (as far as I can tell).

An impressive painting by Rives Granade

I can't remember the name of this artist, but I did like this hell of a wall configuration with video monitors playing footage of 3d body innards, zithromax 5 day. Zithromax tri pak, Maybe it's because I'm a computer geek myself, but the body as an electronic network is utterly appealing.

Will Barclift's performance (image scanned from the artist's postcard) - Will presented a video of the performance at the exhibition, zithromax or bactrim which is safer. Gastritis after zithromax, Also, as a side note, this treadmill featured here is actually mine. I left it at my old roommate when I moved 2 years ago.

There were a lot more great pieces in the show, but I was limited to the images I took on my iPhone that turned out , and those that I could scan from postcards I was compelled to pick up. I guess you'll just have to go there and look yourself if you want to see more.

If you live in the San Francisco Bay Area, the show is open daily from 11am-5pm until Saturday, May 24th at Herbst Pavilion in the Fort Mason Center. I highly recommend checking it out if you get the chance.