Keep Adding		Wrekage, Santa Fe / September 23, 2006 - January 28, 2007 A solo exhibition curated by Craig Anderson Center for Contemporary Arts, Santa Fe, New Mexico
	Installation Gradient Ghosts, v.III Claiming Space Gradient Ghosts Regeneration Wrekage, Santa Fe Wrekage, Old Mesilla deepCore Post Street Mixed Media Digital Video Design Products News Contact About Links		For the 2006 exhibition at Santa Fe's Center for Contemporary Arts we decided to re-create an authentic adobe building, with the same fire-damaged, abandoned look as the building in Old Mesilla. The gallery environment gave us a space for trying new ideas and an opportunity to incorporate electronic media into the installation. Designing the architectural installation ourselves, rather than using the found remains of a building, added a sculptural element to the work and allowed us to take it in a completely unique direction. Wrekage, 2006, curated by Craig Anderson Installation view, Center for Contemporary Art, Santa Fe, New Mexico Mixed mediums, 2 computers, 2 lcd screens, audio by Richard Devine These wrekage installations function as a large-scale abstract painting that viewers can walk into and experience from various vantage points, exploring concepts of two- and three dimensionality, interior and exterior. Inherent to this work is its dependence upon its audience to transform the art into a living, changing entity. Keep Adding invites the viewer to explore, consider, and assess individual experience within a work of art. Watch a preview from the Wrekage DVD documentary Order the Wrekage DVD from Microcinema International Download the Press Release from the Center for Contemporary Art Flickr photoset of Keep Adding's Wrekage installation in Santa Fe, New Mexico Wrekage, installation view - inside the main gallery, 2006 Wrekage, installation view - inside the main gallery looking out, small drawings and mixed media prints, 2006 Wrekage, installation view - inside the smaller gallery, video projection and Lightboxes, 2006