Atomic Art 1988 — 1992
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	Working photo by Neil Degney for Atomic Art vs The Smog Monster promotions.
	Specimen - Atomic Art Installation Site-specific Atomic Art group installation work. McWhirter's artspace 1990 Enter the circular curtain. Large prints of the artists' eyes stare down on a path around a raised dias of government-floor-reminiscent lino with an office chair, surrounded by radioactive symbols with spikes. Ceramic figures by Donna Free hover above.
	Specimen - Atomic Art Installation Site-specific Atomic Art group installation work. McWhirter's artspace 1990 The circle leads you to two booths, with music and sounds. Dark booth: Things like intestines glowing under a black light, with oddly contrasting textures of rubber and fur. There are two large buttons which play Teenage Russian Spy and chewing sounds on the other.
	Specimen - Atomic Art Installation Site-specific Atomic Art group installation work. McWhirter's artspace 1990 The circle leads you to two booths, with music and sounds. Bright booth: cacophonous sounds of war, a vintage hospital cabinet and some odd-looking instruments.
	Specimen - Atomic Art Installation invitation Atomic Art - Brad Nunn, Kirsti Watson, Neil Degney, Donna Free, Geoff Corbett and Rosz Craig.
	Rosz Craig wearing tank schrapnel protection mask. Photo by Neil Degney for Atomic Art vs the Smog Monster promotions. (I think that's one of my Aunt Suzie's wartime shirts.)
	Atomic Art at Metro Arts Gallery 2   Crossroads? Brad Nunn sculpture in the middle. Most of my slides from this exhibition were lost.
	Atomic Art at Metro Arts Gallery 2   Crossroads?
	Atomic Art at Metro Arts Gallery 2   Crossroads?
	Atomic Art at Metro Arts Gallery 2   Crossroads? Neil Degney and Geoff Corbett work
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