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FLUX Re-task picture post

By September 27, 2009
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Here’s a few pictures from last night’s Re-task up at FLUXspace.  The event was packed and there were a lot of really creative things being made and a lot of very good energy.  I have more photos at flickr.

Joe DiGiuseppe, a FLUX founder, whose task was to "get stuffed."
Joe DiGiuseppe, a FLUX founder, whose task was to “get stuffed.”

Beth Heinly looking for Dustin Metz
Beth Heinly looking for Dustin Metz
Jennie Shanker (l) a FLUX board member, and Oliver Herring (r) filming with one hand.
Jennie Shanker (l) a FLUX board member, and Oliver Herring (r) filming with one hand.
She made a backpack from bubble wrap and pink foam.
She made a backpack from bubble wrap and pink foam.
These two were fit for the runway.
These two were fit for the runway.
Roxana Perez-Mendez had just given a talk in Newark but stopped by to catch Oliver. Roxana teaches at UNC Chapel Hill and they are bringing Oliver down for a task party.
Roxana Perez-Mendez had just given a talk in Newark but stopped by to catch Oliver. Roxana teaches at UNC Chapel Hill and they are bringing Oliver down for a task party.
Ellie Brown, wearing a Phillies hat that was being passed around as a task.
Ellie Brown, wearing a Phillies hat that was being passed around as a task.
Austin Lee, taking photos like a papparazi.
Austin Lee, taking photos like a paparazzi.

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