On The Street: The Ari Marcopoulos Opening at Project Gallery
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Last week we headed to The Project gallery for the opening of Ari Marcopoulos‘ Fear God exhibit. Fear God consists of five black and white paper prints and one lo-fi video of Marcopoulos’ teenage sons lip-synching to 2pac’s “When We Ride,” (including a brief cameo from Marcopoulos himself). The exhibit as a whole is tranquil, from the muted colors in the photographs, to the white wall space of the gallery. The gentle bursts of video color gave off a glowing youthfulness that was complimented by the attendees, who primarily wore muted colors with subtle print flashes. Serendipitous.
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- posted on Nov 13, 2008 in ON THE STREET
- tags Ari Marcopoulos
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