Last Thursday, I exhibited After Thought, a performance-installation that I developed while at Eyebeam Art + Technology Center at Art in Odd Places in New York (check out their AIOP website, there’s some great projects there).

As the name implies, these performances that happen in unusual spots in the city, this one being at the 14th Street Y.

This was the big presentation day for Gift Horse.

We assembled our volunteer crew in the morning and they donned togas for the Green Prix parade.

We already knew that the horse would clear the doorway, but others were concerned. Reality replicated itself and we got outside South Hall just fine.

We are so tired and we are done. The Gift Horse was difficult, as expected — so many details. And now the 01SJ Biennial truly will begin. We’re excited and hope you can make it for the Green Prix parade and presentation at the San Jose Museum of Art on Saturday.

Because of the late-night fatigue, I’ll keep it to a series of pictures with minimal commentary.

Victoria and I were moving at double-speed past midnight.

Morgan Levy and I just launched our new project, Alviso’s Medicinal All-Salt at 01SJ Biennial.
It’s a unique low-dosage cocktail of our most commonly used drugs, all brought together in one simple salty remedy! All-Salt.com

Morgan Levy and I just launched our new project, Alviso’s Medicinal All-Salt at 01SJ Biennial.
It’s a unique low-dosage cocktail of our most commonly used drugs, all brought together in one simple salty remedy! All-Salt.com

Today is the second-to-last day we are in the garage. We’re getting pretty tired with the late nights and full workdays, but everyone has responded enthusiastically to the Gift Horse.

We still have more viruses to go, but a late night beer-and-virus session resulted in near completion. Here, Beth (from growBot Garden) and Jenny (from OpenSolarCircuits) are making a few.

They were later joined by more of the garage artists wishing for a late-night break.