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PARKING
2014
Installation Game

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PARKING is a site-specific installation game shown at the Roasters gallery in Marfa, Texas in the summer of 2014. Visitors to the gallery look at the artwork from their car, a setup comparable to the way a drive-in audience watches a movie from their vehicles. Appropriately, the gallery is located on a site in Marfa previously held by car dealerships. In this participatory work, visitors to the gallery park their cars successfully in the front lot in order to have a snapshot of their vehicle added to a scrolling display projected on the front window of the gallery. The full size display showcases a history of all the vehicles of previous visitors.


EXHIBITION HISTORY:

- Roasters Gallery, Marfa, Texas, June – October 2014

CREDITS:

INSTALLATION SETUP, TESTING AND TROUBLESHOOTING:
Holly Everett, Joe Williams, Tyler Spurgin, Rob Crowley

CAMERA POLE CONSTRUCTION:
William Parrott

GALLERY INTERIOR DESIGN:
Holly Everett

GALLERY ATTENDANT:
Adrian Bernal

PARKING was made possible by grants from the Institute for the Arts & Humanities and the College of Arts and Architecture at Penn State University

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