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A Celebration for Jacob Hashimoto’s “Gas Giant” at MOCA
Cait Munro
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On February 28, MOCA Pacific Design Center celebrated Jacob Hashimoto’s third and final installation of “Gas Giant,” a massive space-altering installation constructed using thousands of thin paper sheets. “Beginning on the ground floor with black-and-white clouds of box kites, “Gas Giant” rises up the stairs and erupts into the second-floor gallery with a kaleidoscopic explosion of light and color,” a museum representative said of the project.
Here are some peeks from the members-only opening:
Installation by Jacob Hashimoto
Photo: Rochelle Brodin
Installation by Jacob Hashimoto
Photo: Rochelle Brodin
Installation by Jacob Hashimoto
Photo: Rochelle Brodin
Jude Liana
Photo: Rochelle Brodin
Vivianne Lapointe and Roxanna Dunlop
Photo: Rochelle Brodin
Phillippe Vergne and Spero Plavoukos
Photo: Rochelle Brodin
Laura Sweeney
Photo: Rochelle Brodin
Helene De Franchis and Jabob Hashimoto
Photo: Rochelle Brodin
Veridiana Pontes and Merry Norris
Photo: Rochelle Brodin
Gitte Meldgaard
Photo: Rochelle Brodin
Alma Ruiz, David Gersh, Susan Gersh
Photo: Rochelle Brodin
Dawn Chan, Jacob Hashimoto
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Jacob Hashimoto
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Lisa Bartelson, Cynthia Penna
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Lyn Winter
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Brad Elterman
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Oriane Gay, Melanie Plassart, Martha Otero
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