A metal sculpture of a gigantic bug stood in the large paved area in front of the warehouse.

An arrangement of white umbrellas decorated the base of the blimp art-car.

The effigy of a nameless man stood tall inside the warehouse.

This red spiky ball was one of dozens that hung over one of the dance floors inside the warehouse.

A plastic ball with lobes like a jack rotated inside a stand. At night a light show happened inside this ball.

A phone ("telephone") booth inside the warehouse allowed folks to sit and talk in quiet on their phones.

A set of several panels with a dragon painted on them. The lights lit in moving patterns across the panels.

A fragile statue of a Tiki god stood on a platform inside the warehouse. One wrote a wish inside a book of secrets and then place a dot of black inside the gods eye so that the wish might come true.

A "Gummy Bear Pyramid" was erected inside the warehouse. It was decorated with patterns made using hand cast gummy bears. The pyramid was created by Peruvian/American Queer art creator, Dicapria .

A work of art was made of inlaid wood and glass.

A painting leaned against the wall of the warehouse depicted a surreal man riding a blindfolded monkey.

A statue of a woman inside a cage hung from the ceiling inside the warehouse.

Folks had their entire bodies painted to become walking works of art.

The lobed ball at night with its light show happening inside it.