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Artist Space In Sage (A.s.I.s.) is the name of a student gallery found in Sage Art Center, a squat building nestled below an ever growing forest of brick steel and concrete.
The taller of the four in the above photo happen to be the parents of the two short guys in excellent graphic tees. The two parents, names to be inserted here soon, were students who picked up some version of an art minor at the University of Rochester, prior to the university adding the studio arts major.
In their days at Sage, the space currently referred to as AsIs gallery was no more than a hallway. This hallway primarily housed a desk, which stood in the path of those entering the building. Desks which occupy the spaces immediately to one side of door frames are very effective devices for symbolizing control and authority.
These particular students, as well as their classmates did not see the space of the hallway surrounding the desk and see a simple hallway. They instead saw opportunity, blank walls and empty ceilings, space that the creative mind could oscillate into shape.
Their contact information and their kids website will be up on this post as well
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