Today’s San Francisco Chronicle features Antistrot in the 96 Hours Visual Arts section (see the web article here). Mary Eisenhart writes:

Formed in 1997 by six Dutch art students, the art collective Antistrot is notable for its collaborative style. Instead of taking turns on a project, they all work on it together, in real time. Because they favor emotionally charged, chaotic images drawn from pop culture and reassembled with no discernible context, things get intense in this series, which the artists call “docudrama.”

Solid Cold opens this Saturday, February 6th from 7-11pm at The Shooting Gallery. As The Chronicle puts it, Don’t Miss.