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No Ice

A one night only art bar experience exploring the limits of hospitality with a mid-western rec room vibe.

A collaboration with my friend Neil McCormick exploring the limits of bar hospitality with No Ice.

Every year children around the world are gifted overcomplicated, commercial toys for the holidays. And while their parents are busy decoding instructions and trying ot piece together the batteries-not-included contraption the kids are busy enjoying the box. In a world full of overcomplicated, commercial bars, No Ice is the box.

A flyer for the No Ice event sitting on orange, shag carpet.
Some brown paper painted like wood paneling sitting on top of an orange shag rug.
A sandwich board for outside the event that has two lines. Line one: NO ICE. Line two: ONE NIGHT ONLY
Upright rolls of orange shag rug, toasters, faux wood panel paper, and many other materials together in a cafe ready to be set up.
A guy laying on an orange shag rug pretending to be passed out with a beer nearby.
A prototype of the faux neon sign with EL wire taped to poster board backing.
The prototype sign that says 'No Ice' in cursive is lit up with plain, poster-board backing.
A neon looking sign with faux wood panel backing that says 'No Ice'.
A picture of two men behind the bar at the No Ice event. The faux neon sign is lit up behind them. The person on the left, Wayne, is smiling. The person on the right, Neil, looks semi-serious.

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Available to hire. Open to art collaborations.

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