OUT OF THE BLOCKS AND INTO THE WALL
Sculptural Sketches Going Awry by Craig Miller
Thursday May 17 through Friday June 15, 2007
Opening Reception: Thursday May 17 from 7-9 pm
Gallery Hours
First Saturday of each month (June 2), 11 am - 4 pm
Third Thursday of each month 7 - 9 pm
By Appointment: icebox@iceboxcontemporaryart.com
Ice Box Contemporary Art is pleased to present Out of the Blocks and into the Wall, an exhibition of sculptural sketches going awry by Craig Miller.
You never know what you might find back in the corners of the Ice Box so come take a look, poke around, and be glad that you aren't the one who has to clean it out.
Craig Miller is a multi-disciplinary artist with a background of Architecture and Urban Design. He is a co-founder of SOIL Gallery in Seattle and has co-produced several immersive installations there including Inside the Lining of the Erikson Building (1997), 6 Really Great Round Beakers (2001) and Hardline Organics (2006). He has also co-produced group installations at Sand Point Naval Station (Horsehead Sculpture Project), King County Art Gallery, Denver's ILK gallery, and Tacoma Contemporary's Woolworth Windows.
Above: Craig Miller, Out of the Blocks and Into the Wall (detail), 2007. Installation, 10 x 15 x 15 feet.
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