Auerglass, 2009 White pine, plum, maple, southern yellow pine, blood wood, white oak, walnut, acrylic, steel, copper, leather, felt L=15’-10 ½”; W= 2’-7 ½”; H= 9’-8” The Auerglass is a two person pump organ created by Tauba Auerbach and Cameron Mesirow. The instrument cannot be played alone. Each player has a keyboard with alternating notes of a four octave scale. Each player must pump to supply the wind to the other player's notes. The Auerglass was included in the exhibition: Tauba Auerbach HERE AND NOW/AND NOWHERE at Deitch Projects September 3–October 17, 2009 Performances Tuesday through Saturday at 5pm daily. Special performances September 3 and September 11 at 8:00pm followed by Glasser Performance outfits created for Tauba Auerbach and Cameron Mesirow by Ida Falck Øien. The Auerglass was constructed by Parsons Pipe Organs in Canandegua, New York          Photos by Max Farago