Caged Through May 15 This
exhibition re-inaugurates Armory Northwest/965 as an alternative
space in Northwest Pasadena for the Armory. Presented in a chain-link-fence-encased
portion of the former plastics factory, Caged features site-specific
installations in which artists broadly explore forms of confinement
or imprisonment, and includes several types of architectural structures
made from diverse materials such as folded paper, discarded and
found construction materials, metal and wood.
Other
installations include geometric solids and shapes based on the human
body, and a video installation that examines the human body in performance.
Artists are Cheryl Dullabaun, Hadiya Finley, David Hendren, Gregory
Michael Hernandez, Gabrielle Jennings, Avonel Jones, Melissa Manfull,
Hilary Norcliffe, Roland Seto, and Ali Smith and Noah Thomas.
This
exhibition re-inaugurates Armory Northwest/965 as an alternative
space in Northwest Pasadena for the Armory. Presented in a chain-link-fence-encased
portion of the former plastics factory, Caged features site-specific
installations in which artists broadly explore forms of confinement
or imprisonment, and includes several types of architectural structures
made from diverse materials such as folded paper, discarded and
found construction materials, metal and wood. 
Other
installations include geometric solids and shapes based on the human
body, and a video installation that examines the human body in performance.
Artists are Cheryl Dullabaun, Hadiya Finley, David Hendren, Gregory
Michael Hernandez, Gabrielle Jennings, Avonel Jones, Melissa Manfull,
Hilary Norcliffe, Roland Seto, and Ali Smith and Noah Thomas.