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Exhibitions

Charles H. Scott Gallery, Emily Carr Institute of Art + Design

Dave Johnston, aware of the danger of eruption, contemplates a conversation he had with a friend twenty-five years ago. “I feel like we’ve exhausted the possibilities of this picnic table,” his friend said. “Yeah,” Dave replied.

Christian Kliegel, Gareth Moore

November 9–December 11, 2005
Installation view Dave Johnston, aware of the danger of eruption, contemplates a conversation he had with a friend twenty-five years ago. “I feel like we’ve exhausted the possibilities of this picnic table,” his friend said. “Yeah,” Dave replied., Christian Kliegel, Gareth Moore, 2005. Photo credit: Scott Massey.
Exhibition featuring Christian Kliegel and Gareth Moore where they will be installing their studio-gallery in the Charles H. Scott Gallery.
Part of the Charles H. Scott Gallery’s 25th anniversary.

EXHIBITION GALLERY

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Installation view, Dave Johnston, aware of the danger of eruption, contemplates a conversation he had with a friend twenty-five years ago. “I feel like we’ve exhausted the possibilities of this picnic table,” his friend said. “Yeah,” Dave replied., 2005. Photo credit: Scott Massey.
Installation view, Dave Johnston, aware of the danger of eruption, contemplates a conversation he had with a friend twenty-five years ago. “I feel like we’ve exhausted the possibilities of this picnic table,” his friend said. “Yeah,” Dave replied., 2005. Photo credit: Scott Massey.
Installation view, Dave Johnston, aware of the danger of eruption, contemplates a conversation he had with a friend twenty-five years ago. “I feel like we’ve exhausted the possibilities of this picnic table,” his friend said. “Yeah,” Dave replied., 2005. Photo credit: Scott Massey.
Installation view, Dave Johnston, aware of the danger of eruption, contemplates a conversation he had with a friend twenty-five years ago. “I feel like we’ve exhausted the possibilities of this picnic table,” his friend said. “Yeah,” Dave replied., 2005. Photo credit: Scott Massey.
Installation view, Dave Johnston, aware of the danger of eruption, contemplates a conversation he had with a friend twenty-five years ago. “I feel like we’ve exhausted the possibilities of this picnic table,” his friend said. “Yeah,” Dave replied., 2005. Photo credit: Scott Massey.
Installation view, Dave Johnston, aware of the danger of eruption, contemplates a conversation he had with a friend twenty-five years ago. “I feel like we’ve exhausted the possibilities of this picnic table,” his friend said. “Yeah,” Dave replied., 2005. Photo credit: Scott Massey.
Installation view, Dave Johnston, aware of the danger of eruption, contemplates a conversation he had with a friend twenty-five years ago. “I feel like we’ve exhausted the possibilities of this picnic table,” his friend said. “Yeah,” Dave replied., 2005. Photo credit: Scott Massey.
Installation view, Dave Johnston, aware of the danger of eruption, contemplates a conversation he had with a friend twenty-five years ago. “I feel like we’ve exhausted the possibilities of this picnic table,” his friend said. “Yeah,” Dave replied., 2005. Photo credit: Scott Massey.
Installation view, Dave Johnston, aware of the danger of eruption, contemplates a conversation he had with a friend twenty-five years ago. “I feel like we’ve exhausted the possibilities of this picnic table,” his friend said. “Yeah,” Dave replied., 2005. Photo credit: Scott Massey.
Installation view, Dave Johnston, aware of the danger of eruption, contemplates a conversation he had with a friend twenty-five years ago. “I feel like we’ve exhausted the possibilities of this picnic table,” his friend said. “Yeah,” Dave replied., 2005. Photo credit: Scott Massey.

Dave Johnston, aware of the danger of eruption, contemplates a conversation he had with a friend twenty-five years ago. “I feel like we’ve exhausted the possibilities of this picnic table,” his friend said. “Yeah,” Dave replied.