Tia Fay

Untitled

Instillation- dimensions vary

Mike Gates

Industrial: Steam

Mike Gates

Approx. 5' x 4' X 1'

Steel, Charcoal, wood, water, steam

Industrial: Steam is a question mark on the idea of what art can and should be. With the creation of new technologies that pollute, along comes discussion of environmental concerns. The justification of such pollution is usually the advantage of being able to travel long distances in short period of time, or create massive amounts of energy to simplify our lives. In a world of practicality and "end-justifed-by-means" thinking, is art enough of a "means" to create pollution?

Shannon Tomanovich

Funk
36"x 12"x 12"
Ceramic, zippers, vinyl, cast plastic and candy
2010

This work is about my childhood idols, British pop-stars; The Spice Girls. They represent "Girl Power" and the material sweets of life. These shoes are made out of and caked in mud. They are dirty and cracked. They do not fit and they are too short. Moving on.

alex phillips

Alex Phillips

rainy day

Aluminum & Yarn

96" x 41" x 41"

Fall 2010

Susana Cortez

Manifestation I

6' x 4' x 5'

Metal rods, wood, quill and ink wash

I created this piece as a way to liberate my thoughts and ideas by writing a quote on every triangular form and using ink to create a manifestation of the quote by creating a drawing.