The Beginnings:
A sketch of the area in front of the Holden Theater - the location of
the Facing Our Age art installation.
Day 1 - July 4th
Testing out possible materials. Kali tests out how birthday cards
would endure a heavy rain.
Testing out more materials.
Consulting with the friendly folks at Home Depot.
Loading up the car
Day 2 - July 5th
Potting the ivy after picking up paint cans from the local landfill
Cutting holes in the remesh for the ivy
Design 1.0: Setting up the installation in a wave
Design 2.0: In a circle.
Tying hemp around the bamboo sticks to help the lvy climb
Writing out the submissions from the online survey
Our first visitor!
Day 3 - July 6th
Lighting the birthday candles to melt them a little
Hanging measuring cups filled with clothespins that audience members can
use to pin up their own answers when they arrive
Our homemade welcome sign
Cami (intern), Nate (intern), Kali (installation artist) and Margo (intern)
Opening night! Our first visitors
After the show
Day 4 - July 7th
Facing Our Age 2.0: Now with chalk numbers, a DIY table, and laminated instructions
The chalk numbers that indicate where the different ages are (the birthday candles do this as well)
The instructions on the DIY table
The survey question prominently displayed at the entrance of the installation
Audience members before Connie Congdon's show IS SEX POSSIBLE?
Jenny, one of the KoFest interns, transcribing an audience member's response
An audience member at the DIY table
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