Past Exhibits during 2001 at The Gallery @ Green Street
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Taylor Davis
Artist
Talk with Taylor Davis
Untitled ( storage) (detail), 2001
Taylor Davis New Work 2001
Green Street presents our first Solo
Artist, six week exhibition. This exhibit is the first of a series
of longer more focused exhibits that Green Street will use to
investigate the most innovative work being created in the region.
After her selection by Green Street, Taylor was awarded the ICA
Artist's prize. Her work will be exhibited at the ICA, Boston
in 2002.
Taylor Davis: October 12 - November
24, 2001
150x150 " Mad Dash"
2001
Main Event: September 22nd @ High Noon!
Preview: September 18 - 21, exhibit
continues through September 30
Video of 150 x 150 "Mad
Dash" 2001, 2000, and 1999
150x150
List of Artists for 2001
Real a digital installation
by Aaron Fry and Sally McLaughlin
that explores the matrix of associations between the
images and categories in a moving database compliled by these
international artists during their travels.
August 17 - September 12, 2001
( unstaffed Exhibit on view 24/7)
The Gallery @ Green Street became a multi-screen and
digital installation visible from the street, park and walkways
around the Green Street MBTA Station for four weeks, 24 hours
a day. Gallery doors were not open until the closing reception
on Wednesday, September 12 from 6 - 9 pm.
Press Release for REAL a
digital installation by Aaron Fry and Sally Mclaughlin
REAL Aaron's Paper
Completely Fabricated: Paul Meneses
and Steve Novick
July 6 - August 11 (
opening reception: July 13)
Steve Novick, "Appliance I, II and III" (2001)
5"x 5" x 18"h, 8" x 8" x 6'h,
5"x 5" x 18"h
Press
Release: Steve Novick and Paul Meneses
Paul Meneses Untitled (2001) fabricated mild steel
55" x 48" x 50"h
Installations by
Cameron Shaw
and Larimer
Richards
June 1 - 30, 2001
Press
release for Cameron Shaw and Larimer Richards
Pressure
April 21 - May 19, 2001 ( part of Boston Cyberarts
Festival 2001)
en espanol - press
release
Press Release for "Pressure"
@ Green Street
Masako Kamiya, Michael Lee and Susan
Nelson Rogers
March 16 - April 14, 2001
Opening Reception: Friday, March 16, 6 - 9 pm
Press
Release for Kamiya, Lee and Rogers
Turnscope:
a site specific, collaborative sculpture by Ellen
Driscoll and Nick Tobier
February 2 - March 10 , 2001
QuickTime
movie of Turnscope
This collaborative installation creates a "Turnscope"
that rotates photo-based images taken by the artists on a walk
in Jamaica Plain, MA. All the images were photographed by the
artists at a one quarter mile radius around the Gallery @ Green
Street. The work visually connects circles with ideas of circulation
and the movement of viewers through the gallery, the station and
the neighborhood. The movement of visitors through the "Turnscope's"
turnstile ( the human powered, oversized, gear driven, "engine"
) moves images past a light source on the gallery's front wall.
Turnscope:
Press release and additional images and reviews!
Hannah Barrett and Henry Samelson
December 20 - January 20, 2001
Press release for
Hannah Barrett and Henry Samelson Dec. 20 - Jan. 20
Henry Samelson " Unnatural
Act " (2000) gouache and latex on canvas 34 x 34"
Hannah Barrett " Laconia
" (2000) oil on canvas 16 x 18"
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