Simple Cell Opening

Simple Cell Opening

by | Nov 12, 2006 | Openings | 1 comment

Thank you again to everybody that came out to support the Imaginary Scientists and the space. We all appreciate it! The show was great and a lot of fun to do. Some bad photos follow:

Is1 Imaginary Scientists in deep thought

Is2 The infamous Dupliporter

Is3 A peak into the black hole

Is4 Someone Dupliported their kid…..am I suppose to call someone??

Is5

Is6 Black hole artifacts

Is7 the portal

Is8 Black Hole the band.

Is9

Is10

Is11 LA painting legend Roland Reiss w/ Dr. Hernandez Gomez and Painter Christine Morla

Is12 Artists Sarah Sterkel and Derek Sterkel

Is13 Painter Matthew Price w/ Curator Jacqueline Bunge

Is15

Painter Sherie’ Franssen back from her knockout show in SF enjoying some space food.

Is16 Michael McNamara from Sarah Bain Gallery

Is17 Space Food

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