Moving Left to Right?

This is the first installation shot of Two-Headed Monster at TAM. We will be moving left to right or clockwise around the gallery as the blog progresses. Or maybe not.

In any case, this is a shot of one wall in the installation. On the left is a photo of the back of Denise's head. There's a wire coming out of it.

Two-Headed Monster @ TAM

Two-Headed Monster at the Torrance Art Museum. A collaboration between CamLab and Davis & Davis. Curated by Jason Ramos, Assistant Curator, Torrance Art Museum.

The show runs from April 14th to June 2nd.

We love this graphic Jason made to promote the show, which is about collaboration.

Come Fly with Me

Here, the skies of Planet X are crowded with vintage aircraft from planet Earth.

How did they get here? Who, if anyone, is piloting them? Do they come in peace?












For answers to all these questions and more, please visit our show:

Davis & Davis - PLANET X

March 26 - April 23, 2011
Gallery hours: Tues.-Fri. 10:30-5:30, Sat. 11-5

Marx & Zavattero
77 Geary Street, 2nd Floor
San Francisco, CA 94108
(415) 627-9111
www.marxzav.com

Fog of War

In this great clash of beings, who to root for?

Who is wearing the helmets - the invaders or the citizenry? What do all the different colors signify? Which side are the robots on?

Unh! Who just hit me?

Shock and Awe

This native Planet Xian stands mesmerized by the technological marvel before him.

Is it a gift of the gods? An hallucination? A new piece of playground equipment? Should he approach it or stay put atop the sacred mountain where nothing evil can touch him?

A Rock and a Hard Place

How long has he been holding up that rock?

Long enough to take this picture.

Dino Might

These gentle giants of Planet X roam the cratered surface in search of edible vegetation - a very scarce commodity, in our experience.

When no vegetation is available, they sometimes resort to eating anything they find that's green.