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TORSO Corporation executives Jesse Corinella and Jan Dickey will lead a discussion on their “Broadcast Capacitor” installation piece. The broadcast capacitor is a television set transmitting a series of video broadcasts from an alternate present in which a global disaster has eliminated all human life aside from generations born 1985 and on, successfully restarting civilization: fresh and right smack in the middle of the 1980s.The broadcasts, collectively titled Broadcast 6, use a collection of…See More

What is nostalgia, and can we have it for the future—for something we've never experienced (yet)...?Writer and historian Stephen Aubrey gives us an insider's perspective on the Hollow Earth Society's first gallery show, RETROFUTUROLOGY at Observatory. From Greek golden ages (which never arrived) to today's frighteningly fast-coming techno-Utopias, the themes in Aubrey's head are as weird and mesmerizing as the art on the walls. Join us, amid blinking steampunk oxygen lungs (moss and terraria)…See More

OPENING RECEPTION: Friday, January 28, 8 PMON VIEW: Friday, January 28 – Friday, March 5, 2011HOURS: Thursdays & Fridays 3–6 PM, Saturdays & Sundays 12–6 PMObservatory is pleased to announce our new exhibition, RETROFUTUROLOGY, a group show of visual art, curated by the Hollow Earth Society (Ethan Gould & Wythe Marschall, Founding Colonels).About the show: To have an imagined future, you must simultaneously have an imagined present and an…See More

OPENING RECEPTION: Friday, January 28, 8 PMON VIEW: Friday, January 28 – Friday, March 5, 2011HOURS: Thursdays & Fridays 3–6 PM, Saturdays & Sundays 12–6 PMObservatory is pleased to announce our new exhibition, RETROFUTUROLOGY, a group show of visual art, curated by the Hollow Earth Society (Ethan Gould & Wythe Marschall, Founding Colonels).About the show: To have an imagined future, you must simultaneously have an imagined present and an…See More