By:MCG Youth (mcg) on August 6, 2008
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Partners Ed and Carley Parrish transform the highly visible yet intimately scaled space of MCG@800 Penn Avenue Gallery into a surreal, underwater cross section of modern sea life in the North Pacific gyre. Through a multimedia, sound and light installation made from recycled and various found materials, the duo recreate what is more popularly known as the Great Pacific Garbage Patch to convey notions of consumption, adaptation, mutation and the causal relationships between earth’s inhabitants.

Date Taken: August 6, 2008
Date Added: August 6, 2008
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