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Epidemic
Reece Museum Exhibition Photos (ETSU Photo Lab)
Reece Museum Exhibition Photos (ETSU Photo Lab)
Clinical art space “waiting room” with physicians office cabinets for harm reduction supplies (Naloxone and needle syringe information). Photos by ETSU photo lab).
Recovery Center staff’s body maps
Gallery C
Gallery C
Harm Reduction space in Gallery D
Eric Avery’s Paradise Lost linocuts overprint on vinyl banners enlargements of Durer’s 1504 The Fall of Man
Eric Avery’s Paradise Lost linocuts overprint on vinyl banners enlargements of Durer’s 1504 The Fall of Man
Gallery D left wall. Adam DelMarcelle silk screen prints on silk screen wallpaper installation
Gallery D right wall. Avery woodcuts (SARS Ward) on linocut The Stuff of Life blood wallpaper
Gallery D back wall DelMarcelle silo projection of Avery’s Blood Test, The Big Sick Liver (HCV) and Johnson City Syringe Exchange installation
Gallery D top wall Eric Avery and Adam DelMarcelle’s Naloxone prints and installation. A digital count up device was turned on April 15. It advanced every 8 minutes counting number of opiate related deaths in the United States during the exhibition.
Gallery C DelMarcelle installation My Brother’s Room.
(left) Dyer Family installation (right) DelMarcelle’s Hot Shot silkscreen.
(left) Dyer Family installation (right) DelMarcelle’s Hot Shot silkscreen.
DelMarcelle’s Brother’s bed room door opened Black Madonna molded paper woodcut on letterpress coffin wallpaper.
Brother’s bedroom installation
Death by opiate overdose
Count up clock turned off by Eric Avery May 31. During 6 week exhibition the clock counted 8330 deaths. Without Medication Assisted Treatment (Methadone and Naloxone), the number would be three times higher 24990. With a baby born every 24 minutes in the United States dependent on opioids, the number born during the exhibition 2742.
May 31 2019 Epidemic exhibition closes.