Photos: State of the Art 2.0 at the Roosevelt

[image-1]

[image-2]

[image-3]

[image-4]

An electronic music show provided the soundtrack to the experience until the band arrived.

[image-5]

[image-6]

Art filled the walls, some thought-provoking, some interesting, much of it with overt political and social overtones.

[image-7]

[image-8]

[image-9]

[image-10]

[image-11]

[image-12]

[image-13]

[image-14]

[image-15]

[image-16]

[image-17]

[image-18]

[image-19]

The work wasn't limited to models and prints. Here you see a frightening sculpture in the upstairs staging area.

[image-20]

The show got crowded quickly. Within 20 minutes of opening, it was packed with art lovers both upstairs and down.

[image-21]

[image-22]

[image-23]

[image-24]

It was a great turnout for a nice show. Tek-nique has really been putting out quality shows in the last several months. If State of the Art 2.0 was any indication of things left to come, I'm very excited for the next exhibit.

Denis Baldwin can be seen crashing art parties and other events at his own website, MyTampaLife.com.