Seven Days: Vermont's Independent Voice

Adam Blue

In his cheeky photographic series “How the White Cube Hangs Once the Gallery Has Closed,” Adam Blue documents the exciting life of minimalist sculpture’s favorite subject, the plain white cube. Blue’s cube, it turns out, is pretty active outside the art world, hanging at the skate park, playing hockey with friends, ordering “baconators” at the drive-through and even raking the leaves. “By placing the cube into scenes from everyday life, an everyman is born,” writes Blue in his statement. Get to know this chill cube — as well as another series by Blue, an installation of 70 night-sky drawings called “Constellations for the New Millennium” — in his show “AstroExplorer” at Main Street Museum in White River Junction, September 22 through November 18. Pictured: “Raking Leaves Is, Like, Totally Zen.”