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The future
The Disappearing Middle Class
The Middle is gone, but does Class really disappear?
Standing A
Zukofsky’s A standing
The A still standing, alpha… and omega…
Still Here
Dorne Pentes filming
Police, a storm, incredible heat and humidity, still here — the resilience of class continues.
Nora interviewing delegates
Back Streaming
Back online — surmounted technical problems, the storm is coming… still the Middle Class survived.
After the rain
Fractured ice
Excercising Free Speech
Nora and Charlotte Police
Charlotte is so much more open than Tampa. There is no permitting, anyone can express themselves as long as they don’t impede others.
Park Superintendent Peter Cook asssured us that there would be no problems with us setting up our sculpture, but when we arrived the Police quickly intervened.
It was a matter of the safety of the Occupy Charlotte people, our vehicles could hit them if they woke up and left their tents.
In the any event, we were able to set up the sculptures with no problems.
Middle Class in Marshall Park
Charlotte So Far
Lost E
The first letter to break – was the “E”
Postscript Tampa
Here are a few of the images we captured while the Middle Class melted down at the Republican National Convention in Tampa on August 26th. For a full set of images, visit our Flickr page.
11:30am Tampa
12pm Tampa
1pm Tampa
Dogs against Romney
Behind the Scenes
On to Charlotte
Videos from Tampa
Time lapse video of the Middle Class melting on the eve of the RNC Convention
The ice sculpture melted down in a record time, in under 4 and 1/2 hours.
Here’s what people were saying
Stay Tuned for Charlotte
Never Forget Isaac
We’ll be posting a timelapse video from Tampa later today with a new collection of stills from the ice melt.
We’ll be in Charlotte next Monday on the first day of the DNC with another Middle Class ice sculpture – where will it melt down faster: Tampa or Charlotte?
Is that a reflection of climate or policy?
