Documentation
of performance at the Regina Gouger Miller Gallery, |
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Dan
(foreground) and Chuck orienting the survey crew before the opening. |
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Chuck
administering the entry survey to a visitor entering the gallery. |
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Students
giving the entry survey to gallery visitors. |
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Long view of the art installation with Allegheny River backdrop. |
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A
crowd gathers around the table to observe the dissected fish and samples. |
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Female
white bass with fillet removed reveals inner cavity with one ovary still
intact. The Lake Erie bass was purchased at a local supermarket. |
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Red
tag indicates this visitor has taken part in the entry survey. |
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Labeled
petri dishes present dissected organs from the white bass. Diseased
liver can be observed with the microscope. |
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Steffi
stands ready to answer questions as a visitor uses the microscope. |
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Dan
answers technical questions raised by the installation. |
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Ann explains the PSR fish advisories to an interested visitor. |
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Color-coded
recipe |
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This female rainbow trout is an elegant reminder that even in death, we admire the tender beauty of aquatic life |
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