Interactive electromagnetic installation piece wows guests.

There were several instances of installment art. The stage featured Styrofoam balls on the wall with a projector casting eight different images in separate directions at once, a table using electromagnetic energy from one large crystal to another to change the color graphics on the screen beneath several smaller crystal marbles. And outside, in the alley, there was a computer linked to a wall projector asking guests, “What is Magic?” The answers appeared on the wall immediately! Almost like… well, magic. This was The Fridge’s unique way of getting people to sign up for their mailing list. 

Throughout the night there were two hip-hop artists featured– the evening’s host and birthday boy, rapper Born I, and Hip-Hop/Jazz/Punk band The Cornel West Theory. The night ended with a more laid-back, co-ed, interracial  Funk/Soul band Ndigo Rose. They didn’t bring the mood down one bit as Gaians continued to dance to the music freely. It was definitely a party at The Fridge celebrating creativity. □

On site artist hand paints souvenir t-shirts and tanks.

Peace, Love, and Create

~BobbyPen

*All photography and video editing is done by Lauren M. Williams. All Rights Reserved.