Explorations of folds, forms, scrolls and swirls. See More
Studies on the nature of underlying structures. See More
Points, lines and planes - testing the diagram. See More
Strati Lab - a site by Rob Strati - 614.226.1643 - robstrati@yahoo.com
Alternative ideas about exhibition spaces. See More
OTHER RECENT PROJECTS
"Proposals"series:

In the process of putting these together the questions arose: "Isn't this the exhibition itself... does it need to actually be in the museum...isn't most art experienced online, in magazines and not in musuems these days?"
When: June 20-21, 2009
Where: THE WATERPOD

The "Pattern Library" project explores experimental ideas around the notion of the library and how information is processed.

This project will be a part of the Waterpod, which is a floating eco-habitat. It will be docked at various ports in the bouroughs of NY through the summer of 09.
PATTERN LIBRARY on the Waterpod
INTERNATIONAL PRINT CENTER NY - "Portraits"
When: June 16 - July 30, 2009 :: Opening: June 18, 2009 (6 - 8 pm)
Where: INTERNATIONAL PRINT CENTER NEW YORK

Rob Strati's print "Mapping Esperanza Miyake's Profile" was selected to be in the "Portraits" exhibtion at the IPCNY this summer.

The IPCNY is at:
526 West 26th Street, Room 824
New York, NY 10001


BETA Spaces
"Make a Mark of These Lines"
When/Where:
Nov. 8 @ 269 Meserole St 1st Floor Brooklyn, NY 11206

"Mapping Micro-techtures" - the large format print 26"x84" is part of this exhibit in Bushwick.

TEMPLATES

When: Oct. 2009

The IDEA:
An experimental art project conducted in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York City in Oct. 09. The experiment dealt with issues of viewer engagement and alternative approaches to the idea of an exhibition and acquiring art.

22 objects were created, which were called "Templates". People were approached and asked for their opinion about a "Template", and their opinions were recorded in writing and on video. They were offered the "Template" to take for free.


The OBJECTS:
The "Templates" themselves serve as kinds of creative sight lines for exploring how humans understand and represent ideas and form.




Proposal for Mass MoCA
Proposal for the Tate Modern
Proposal for SFMOMA
Project feedback:

robstrati@yahoo.com
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