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Robert Pufleb and Nadine Schlieper, Alternative Moons
“Phobos & Diemos” at Gristle Gallery.
Opening July 14th, 2018 at Gristle Gallery in Brooklyn, New York is the group exhibition, “Phobos & Diemos.”
“Phobos & Deimos,” showcases artwork inspired by Mars and its two moons, which will be the closest to Earth on July 27th in 15 years. Artists explore both the literal celestial bodies as well as their mythological namesakes: the gods of war, terror, and fear.
Artists above: Miranda Zimmerman, Joe Vollan, Tasli Shaw, Hannah Dansie and Jennifer Baker.
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inspiration / Sterling Ruby, The Bed, 2009
inspiration / Prefectural Youth Center, Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, 1963 (Kunio Maekawa)