November 7, 2008 - November 9, 2008

Hannah Greely
Jonathan Hernandez
Patrick Jackson
Alice Konitz
Joel Kyack
Ann Magnuson
Thom Merrick
Yoshua Okon
Jack Pierson
Ry Rocklen
Julia Scher
Marnie Weber and the Spirit Girls
Wonder Valley Institute of Contemporary Art
Amy & Wendy Yao’s Art Swap Meet

Joel Kyack
The greater the goal the deeper the hole
2008
Wood, steel, aluminum, clothing, water, food coloring, Astroglide, hand pump, plastic tubing, tarps, grapefruit, plaster, rope, generator, lightbulb, hardware, wiring
Dimensions variable
Photo credit: Anthony Lepore

Events include a Friday Night Inaugural Opening of the Wonder Valley Institute
of Contemporary Art, and a Saturday night Dinner and performance by Marnie
Webber and the Spirit Girls at the Palms in lovely Wonder Valley.

*Project descriptions, and a program of events will be available at the HDTS HQ in Downtown Joshua Tree next to Coyote Corner on Park Dr. Saturday and Sunday from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM

To get to HDTS from Los Angeles:
(approx. 2+ hours)
Take the 10 east
Drive approx 1.5 hours (to the windmill fields)
Exit on Hwy 62 (29 Palms Hwy)
Take 62 (29 Palms Hwy) east towards 29 Palms.
The sites are located between Yucca Valley and Wonder Valley - An updated map will be posted before the
next event, and directions to the HDTS HQ will be listed on the home page.

WARNING TO ATTENDEES

The High Desert Test Sites is a multi-site event in the high desert. Attendance
is at your own risk. By attending the HDTS, you agree to assume sole responsibility
for any risk and to release anyone associated with the HDTS, the CB08, and
LA><ART from all claims relating to any injury, damage or loss you may suffer or
cause while in the desert.

These Projects are affiliated with the 2008 California Biennial, organized by the Orange
County Museum of Art. CB08 is produced in tandem with LA><ART Public Art and Off Site Initiatives with ForYourArt.

Special thanks to Andrea Zittel, Alex Wetzel and Shaun Regen as well as Cesar Garcia, Aram Moshayedi, Daniel Pelt, and USC Public
Art Studies Department.

For more information on High Desert Test Sites, visit www.highdeserttestsites.com
For more information on the Orange County Museum of Art and the 2008 California Biennial, please visit www.ocma.net