Stephen Rock | Rock Brothers

Newly installed Brush Pile for the juried 2012 outdoor exhibit in La Conner, WA

Brush Pile approx. 20'l x 5'h x 6'w
Installed in La Conner , WA for the 2012 Scupture Exhibit
map here (where 2nd St. turns into Moore St.)

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December to February 2012

an exaggeration of data
new digital works

at CoCA

read the Seattle Times review

CoCA Ballard
6413 Seaview Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107

 

 

 

slide show of work from an exaggeration of data 2012

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Also showing in the group exibit at the Los Angeles Center for Digital Art 12, 2011

"Electron Salon"

December 8 - December 30
Reception Thursday December 8, 7-9pm
In conjunction with the Downtown Artwalk

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recent Exhibitions:

at Rock|DeMent in Seattle

 

Exhibition runs through November 26, 2011

 

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Stephen Rock was selected to exhibit at the
CoCA Carkeek Park outdoor sculpture exhibit "Cycle of Return" this summer.

    
photo:Reginald Brooks
Conversation with a Forest   25' x 10' x 4'
reclaimed materials sculpture installation for CoCA Seattle at the 2011,
3rd Annual Carkeek Park Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit Heaven and Earth "Cycle of Return"


Thanks to Potter Construction for their generous support providing transportation for the sculpture

   
                                                                                                                                                                                            photos: Nichole DeMent
left:framework for installation being constructed in West Seattle                                    right: detail of "Conversation with a Forest" at Carkeek Park

 

The Rock Brothers installed "East meets Northwest" at the
Anacortes Sculpture Festival in July 2011.

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ArtsWest Unplugged Challenge
Stephen Rock's contributions, "An Exaggeration of Data"(above) and "Failed Silence," ... both are marvelous meditations on information overload in which website pages, toolbars and logos are digitally "shredded" into long strips and packed with a bar code intensity into a single symphonic image.
Michael Upchurch, Seattle Times arts writer