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EXTRAVEHICULAR ACTIVITY September 10 - October 8, 2004 Steven Brower For his first solo show at Parker's Box, Steven Brower filled the main gallery with one huge sculpture - a life-sized Lunar Excursion Module. In the rear he exhibited the Conrad Carpenter spacesuit as well as paintings, drawings and sculptures related to his Underemployed Astronaut persona, the protagonist of his reflections on the socio-political meanings of the abrupt end to the Apollo program. OCTOBER 8-NEW SHIT HAS COME TO LIGHT: A performance by the band took place as a closing reception for Steven Brower's solo exhibition, followed by the airing of the second presidential debate between President George Bush and Senator John Kerry, on a monitor housed in the doorzay of the lunar module. |
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Nonfunctional Surplus Hardware, 2004, titanium, aluminum, steel, copper, silver, inconel, plastic, wood, paint, 156x168x156 ins (396x427x396 cm)
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Nonfunctional Surplus Hardware, 2004, titanium, aluminum, steel, copper, silver, inconel, plastic, wood, paint, 156x168x156 ins (396x427x396 cm)
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Nonfunctional Surplus Hardware, 2004, titanium, aluminum, steel, copper, silver, inconel, plastic, wood, paint, 156x168x156 ins (396x427x396 cm)
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Conrad Carpenter's Training Spacesuit, 2003-4, nylon, silicone, plastic, aluminum, steel, brass, paint
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Model for Interior Structure of Nonfunctional Surplus Hardware, 2004, plastic, metal, paint
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Action Figger and Apollo Space Suit ca.1969 (Steve Brower Action Figger Accessory), 1999, plastic, fabric, wood, paper, paint
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Plein air painting #2, 2003, oil on linen, 18x40 ins (45.5x101.5 cm)
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It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time, 2001-3, copper, brass, wood, electric motor, ink
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Artist:
Steven Brower
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Parker's Box 193 Grand St. Brooklyn, NY 11211 |