Photo from Michael Sarff’s “Transporter Again” at OTO

Install shot with SGAR, Kingdom, Auto Carwash, and Flight
more photos at OTO’s Flickr set
and even more in Tintype’s OTO Set
On the second Friday of each month, from 7PM to 10PM, the artist collective MTAA convert their N6th St. Brooklyn studio into a venue for the presentation of time-based art.

Install shot with SGAR, Kingdom, Auto Carwash, and Flight
more photos at OTO’s Flickr set
and even more in Tintype’s OTO Set

still from Michael Sarff’s “Kingdom” 2007
Sarff’s “Again Transporter” features three video loops, each generated by machine transportation. Parade floats, cars, roller coasters, and auto washes send us forever forward, then back in time. Vehicles dance with us in vacant yet compelling style. Seduction, within these automated ballets, is heightened by Sarff´s choices in editing, cropping and pairing of images.
Along with the videos, Sarff recreates “Some Group Assemble Required (SGAR),” a participatory sculpture first shown at the Good Bad Art Collective, Brooklyn in 2001 and again at the Cranbrook Art Museum in 2002. The work involves plastic models (originally multiple Dodge Chargers but now, possibly, B52 Bombers or Space Shuttles), hot glue, grey paint, a plywood table, beer and your company.
Michael Sarff, under the pseudonym
Upcoming shows at Over The Opening
November 09 - Marisa Olson
December 14 - Mikey Koller
February 08 - RSG
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