Simple Cell @ The Office Sat Night 6-9pm

Simple Cell @ The Office Sat Night 6-9pm

by | Nov 8, 2006 | Art Events

Blazar It’s that time again. The Office is pleased to be hosting Simple Cell by the League of Imaginary Scientists starting this Saturday night from 6-9pm. There will be a performance during the opening and plenty of Space food to go around. Hope to see you there!

Simple Cell is an exhibition of creative scientific research, featuring a unique view into a black hole.  Leading imaginary scientists have pooled their resources to open a brief portal to the super-massive black hole, Q0906+6930, commonly known as Blazar.  In a research experiment gone Blazar, as the scientific community refers to it, Dr. Stephan Schleiden and his laboratory were transported into Q0906+6930 on 11/11 of last year.  Drs. L. Hernandez Gomez, J. Johansen and William T. Madmann have uncovered a porthole into Blazar that will open up 11/11/2006.  They have arranged to exhibit the porthole in order for the stranded scientist to share his recent research on rematerializing the dematerialized.

Overall, Simple Cell suggests the enormity of that which does not contain matter.

The band Black Hole generously recorded the soundtrack for Blazar, with their timeless song, Black Hole, proving that sound can exist in a vacuum.

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