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Mechanical Universe
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
MECHANICAL UNIVERSE PART 1: THE PASTORAL
At: TransCultural Exchange, 516 East 2nd Street, #214, Boston,
MA 02127
When: April 28 - May 5, 2007, opening May 5, 5:00 - 7:00
Hours: Saturday May 5 noon - 5, April 28 - May 12 by appointment
Public Reception: May 5, 5 - 7 pm
Artists: A collaboration between Rudi Punzo (Italy) and Mary
Sherman (US)
with a special guest appearance by Peter Lindenmuth
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The Boston-based organization TransCultural Exchange is proud to present Mechanical
Universe, Part 1: The Pastoral, as part of the Boston Cyberarts Festival.
Mechanical Universe was created for this purpose: Punzo shipped his cyber insects
to the Boston, where Sherman created their living spaces, part irreverent homage
to Donald Judd; part reverent homage to Jean Tinguely and Alexander Calder.
But pure Punzo and Sherman.
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Sherman would like to thank George Bossarte for help with the electrical controls
and William Stephens and Peter Lindenmuth for use of legendary Nexus Machine
Shop and their invaluable suggests while there.
It also was there that Lindenmuth came up with the idea for his addition to
the show: Gotcha, a fanciful bug-catcher.
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Past projects by this maverick non-profit TransCultural Exchange have included:
The Coaster Project, Destination: The World for which artist-made coasters
were exhibited and then distributed at sites from Antarctica to Finland; and
The Tile Project, Destination: The World which united the world with 22 international
installations of tiles by more than 100 artists.
(Images available for downloading by contacting Mary Sherman at msherman@transculturalexchange.org)
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