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Form + Content Gallery is an artist owned and operated gallery in the North Loop area of downtown Minneapolis.

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Two recent statements appearing on the project website, issued ostensibly from its director have been deemed by the Department to be the work of anonymous hackers with no group claiming responsibility.   The statements in question were issued,  “…in response to the growing  demand to explain what is happening in Zone 5”.   In response the  Department labeled the statements, “mundane” and admitted that it’s  website had been recently hacked but that it had regained control of its  site.  The Department has issued no further statements, but has chosen  to publish the two insertions in their entirety with no accompanied  images at this time.Statement #1:“Several architects dressed in black joined together to do something   that would positively impact their surroundings, but were unable to   jointly determine what that might be until given the keys to a gallery.    The group met for weeks in a vacant studio space, quickly dubbed “Zone   5”, where they gathered while  assembling the discarded and unused  material and detritus of their  profession. Talking loudly and  simultaneously they began a furious  process of “making” that became the  focus for their creative energy and  passion for connecting,  discussing, arguing and laughing.” -End of statement

    Response to Hacking/Unauthorized image

    Two recent statements appearing on the project website, issued ostensibly from its director have been deemed by the Department to be the work of anonymous hackers with no group claiming responsibility. 

    The statements in question were issued,  “…in response to the growing demand to explain what is happening in Zone 5”.   In response the Department labeled the statements, “mundane” and admitted that it’s website had been recently hacked but that it had regained control of its site.  The Department has issued no further statements, but has chosen to publish the two insertions in their entirety with no accompanied images at this time.

    Statement #1:
    “Several architects dressed in black joined together to do something that would positively impact their surroundings, but were unable to jointly determine what that might be until given the keys to a gallery.  The group met for weeks in a vacant studio space, quickly dubbed “Zone 5”, where they gathered while assembling the discarded and unused material and detritus of their profession. Talking loudly and simultaneously they began a furious process of “making” that became the focus for their creative energy and passion for connecting, discussing, arguing and laughing.”
    -End of statement

    Tagged: Jay H. Isenberg, AIA the department of public design form and content Council of Architects gallery art Architecture minnesota minneapolis Lynda Monick-Isenberg

    Posted on July 15, 2011

    Source: thedepartmentofpublicdesign.blogspot.com

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