BLACK SUN ROSE

Pleased to announce that we have uploaded elements of the Black Sun Rose project here.

Black Sun Rose is a project illustrating how APHP design protocols can be used to mark and communicate sites of nuclear waste storage across geologic scales of time for future humans. The Waste Isolation Pilot Program (WIPP) site located in the USA was used as the test model for these protocols.

An abridged overview of this project is available in the PROJECTS section of the site. For more detailed information, please contact us at designentropy@gmail.com.

The Atomic Priesthood Project: Symbiotic Spheres at The Museum of American Glass

We are pleased to have the 6th installation of the Atomic Priesthood Project included within The Museum of American Glass’ exhibition Symbiotic Spheres from April 3rd, 02018 to December 30th, 02018.

Curated by Benjamin Wright, this latest installation of the Atomic Priesthood Project expands the archive in new and unexpected ways.

The installation is housed within the campus of the oldest operational glassmaking facilities in the United States and draws explicit connections between glass as a powerful means of deep-time communication, the powerful combination of Art and Science in union, and the importance of mystery at the heart of the Atomic Priesthood Project.

We are happy to announce the construction of an ash wood sarcophagus to house the projected remains of Time Arrow (brother bmw01984) and the revelation of mycology as an essential branch of knowledge for all adepts within the APHP.

The Atomic Priesthood Project: New Images Variant

We are proud to announce the fifth installment of the ongoing Atomic Priesthood Project will be hosted at New Images Gallery at James Madison University, along with new editions/additions to the archive.

If you find yourself in the vicinity of Harrisonburg, Virginia won't you please come pay a visit to The Atomic Priesthood Project: New Images Variant exhibition or The Atomic Priesthood Reading Room?

You will find yourself welcome.

Details about the exhibition and reading room attached to this message and below:

"The Atomic Priesthood Project" & "The Atomic Priesthood Reading Room"

January 19th-February 19th, 02016

Bryan McGovern Wilson in collaboration with:

  Claire Baumont

  Duy Dinh Hoang

  Ann McGovern

  R. John Mertens

  Nina Nichols

  J. Robert Oppenheimer

  J. Morgan Puett

  Thomas Sebeok

  Dana Sherwood

  Greg Stewart

  The Mildred Complex(ity)

Opening reception January 19th, 02016 from 5pm-7pm

New Image Gallery at James Madison University

131 Grace St. 

Harrisonburg, VA

Gallery hours:

M-Th, Noon-5PM

Fri-Sat, Noon-4PM

CLOSED Sunday

Reading Room hours:

M-Fri, 9AM-4PM, by appointment

More information can be found at www.theatomicpriesthoodproject.org

THANK YOU.

--BMW