“Body Flow” is showing at “Milking the Void” at More Funner Projects Gallery in Miami, FL.

“Blogs” piece wins Honorable Mention

This piece from the “Blogs” series won Honorable mention during the "Couplings" show at Gallery 110, Seattle, Washington.

Hurray!

Here's the show info.

Body Flow

Playing With It from _explosions on Vimeo.

Electro-Bike at Seattle Erotic Arts Festival 2011

“Electric Feel” at the Seattle Erotic Art Festival

“Electric Feel”* has been selected to appear at “Red Light District”, the 2011 Seattle Erotic Arts Festival! We're super pumped and hope that Seattlites are half as freaky as Bhamsters.

*"Electric Feel" title borrowed from MGMT.
(all photos Adam McRae, Playing With It, May 2010)

Playing With It books are here!

Printed by the wonderful folks at Lulu, each 100 page book comes with a DVD of the "Body Flow" video piece, and a ton of great reactions of folks riding the "Electric Feel" electro-bike.

Also in the book is the essay “Deconstructing Gender Performance”, by Maia Anastasia Melton, and the poem “breaths on an image maker”, by Hannah Stephens.

The books are $25 each, but we can get it down to about $20-22 if we order 5 or 10 at a time. Want one? Of course you do. Email, comment, smoke signal...

Playing With It piece in Seattle gallery

A piece that originally shot for Playing With It, but wasn't used due to space limitations was juried into “Couplings”, at Gallery 110, Seattle, WA. The show was juried by Rock Hushka is Director of Curatorial Administration and Curator of Contemporary and Northwest Art at Tacoma Art Museum. He also serves as an Affiliate Assistant Professor at the University of Washington.

Preview Reception and Awards: Wednesday, February 2; 6-8pm
First Thursday Artwalk Opening:
February 3; 6-8pm

Couplings dynamically interprets the duality of complex personal relationships in a contemporary world.  As a tie-in to Valentine’s Day, Gallery 110 invited artists internationally to submit works that celebrate pairings and the power of the bonds they create.

Hopefully you can make it down for the opening. Head over to the gallery's site to read more about the show, the gallery and the juror.