Spider and web by Freda Mohr, Pink tentacle by Christina Martinelli
Off the Wall, a group show of installation work rooted to the floor or suspended from the ceiling, opened at the Whole Gallery this weekend. Curated by Emily C-D, the show features 19 artists working with plastics, fabrics, fibers, bones, feathers and roller skates, filling the entire gallery and overflowing out the windows to the sub-roof below. Decidedly interactive, the opening included performance, crafting, and lounging in Alzaruba's cave-like plastic installation, complete with couches and chairs. While the opening was the main event, the exhibition will be on view through May 17. For more information, visit the new Whole Gallery
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Sarah Matson
Dino by Annie Gray, geodesic domes by Liz Zacharia
Jill Greenberg
Jen Kirby, above and below
Ellen Nielsen's points, Liz Ensz's roller skate parachutes
Caitlin Murphy
John Bohl and Sarah Matson
Alzaruba's plastic in the background
Elisa Urtiaga performing
Edward Knapp's tree with skull, Gina Denton's felt blob
Alzaruba's installation
Me with plastic in my face
Seth with plastic in his face
Someone trying to escape the plastic
Joe Giordano!
Melissa Webb's outdoor installation
Dixie and Rusty
Edie
Spider and web by Freda Mohr, Pink tentacle by Christina Martinelli
Sarah Matson
Dino by Annie Gray, geodesic domes by Liz Zacharia
Jill Greenberg
Jen Kirby, above and below
Ellen Nielsen's points, Liz Ensz's roller skate parachutes
Caitlin Murphy
John Bohl and Sarah Matson
Alzaruba's plastic in the background
Elisa Urtiaga performing
Edward Knapp's tree with skull, Gina Denton's felt blob
Alzaruba's installation
Me with plastic in my face
Seth with plastic in his face
Someone trying to escape the plastic
Joe Giordano!
Melissa Webb's outdoor installation
Dixie and Rusty
Edie
