“NO COMMENT,” Loft in the Red Zone

Art inspired by the Occupy Wall Street movement

JP Morgan Building, at 23 Wall Street

Oct. 8 - Oct. 14, 2011

The show, called No Comment opened on Saturday, October 8 and will run until Friday, October 14.
It combines art that addressed a wide variety of political themes with pieces that were derived directly from the recent protests.

The organizers included Marika Maiorova, who arranged to use the former bank building in September for a show reflecting on the events of Sept. 11, 2001;
and Anna Harrah, one of those who had been participating in three weeks of protests, aimed at criticizing inequities in the financial system.

The show concerns the current paradigm shift of human expression and the
emerging social condition. On view multimedia art by activists and artists of New York.

To read The New York Times article about the show please click here:

Artists Occupy Wall Street for a 24-Hour Show by COLIN MOYNIHAN

In front of the 23 Wall Street building

Video Game by 2collective.com

May Day America by Lee Wells

New York Art Litter picked on the streets and installed

Installation by Abraham Lubelsky

Installation by Rainer Ganahl, photograph by Anton Trofymov, painting by Anton S. Kandinsky

No Comment installation by Erik Hendrickson

In Oil we Lust by Mike See, paper, spray paint on wood

Target: Peace! by Jillian Maslow

Happiness Now! installation by Jidith Fourny

Installation by Joel Richardson

Atmosphere

Circus United States

We are the 99%

Exhibition curator Marika Maiorova