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ArtWorks Archive
Stuff you can't see anywhere else (Except here)

in partnership with the Contemporary Arts Center

A project of the 2004 ArtWorks Summer Program

On exhibit: The UnMuseum at the Contemporary Arts Center, 44 E. 6 th St. Cincinnati, OH 45202 - Downtown
2004 - 2005

Implementing the idea that recycling is an art form, Apprentices sought out discarded satellite dishes as their media in this project. The group focused on creating self-portraits that expressed their feelings towards the ever-changing world of technology. Lead Artist Todd Pavlisko assisted Apprentices in developing portraits that were highly conceptual and interactive, featuring an audio pieces specifically created to accompany each self-portrait.

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A visitor to the museum interacts with Dugan Meyer's dish