Preface Admission Works untitled "The Scream" "Orphan" "Die Falle (The Trap)" "Two Step" "No, Never Alone" "Cake Walk" "Forty" "Mother May I" "Putti" "Dipping Digits (Always Gets Wet)" "Coprophagia" "Fan: Self Portrait" "Phone Pit" "Narsisyphus" [ICC Collection ] "Juggler" Participation Artist's Related Events Gallery Talk Lecture Lecture Catalog
		July 28 (Friday) - September 10 (Sunday), 2000 [Finished] Gallery A, D
		Works "No, Never Alone" 1997 paper, acrylic paint, urethane foam, steel, motor, strobe light 84 X 80 inches diameter Courtesy: the artist In the metal frame of the revolving globe, there is a character covered by a piece of cloth. A hand separated from the body dangles a carrot and an arm spreads out a book and an eye chart, but the character cannot clearly see these movements around him. The meaning of the title, "you are certainly not alone," involves a sarcastic comment of the artist on this situation. Arms and hands are images that often appear in Barsamian 's sculptures. The hand is one of the most expressive parts of the human body and a symbol of human action. It also appears in other Barsamian works like ≪Mother May I≫,"Dipping Digits (Always Gets Wet)" and "Two Step".