The gallery faces south. It's white space is completely visible from its big glass front windows. Almost a shop window. Avoiding the 'black cube' problem so common in media art, we constructed a kiosk, a sort of lean-to structure that screened some sunlight from the interior allowing for some data projection, while being itself eminently visible from the street - a kiosk.

The installation comprised wooden structures, both free-standing and floor-based, along with materials like cable, tape, a bear carpet, reflectors, drawings and letters, email slide show, performance photos, video, double video, internet hypercinema on laptops, a rubber bear, bubble wrap and various odds and ends.