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wed, apr
29: 6:30 pm Plastic Surgeon: Craftsman or Artist? Anthony Berlet, M.D., curator of apexart's current exhibition I Am Art discusses historical practices, modern procedures and the fine line between craftsmanship and art in contemporary plastic surgery. |
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22: 6:30 pm resident/alien: current apexart's Inbound Resident Conrado Uribe in conversation with Carlo McCormick. |
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wed, apr
15: 6:30 pm Cosmetic surgery, commercialization and culture: The case of the 'designer vagina' A talk by Dr. Virginia Braun in conjunction with the exhibition I Am Art, curated by Anthony Berlet, M.D. |
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sat, mar
28: 6-8 pm Opening reception for I Am Art curated by Dr. Anthony Berlet |
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wed, mar
11: 6:30 pm resident/alien: Come and hear apexart's Inbound and Outbound Residents Sofija Grandakovska, Edwin Ramoran, and Jayson Keeling talk with Carlo McCormick about their experiences as an apexart resident. |
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thur, feb
26: 6:30 pm apexart welcomes Brett Loudermilk, one of today's top sideshow performers and authority on the strange, the odd and the bizarre. Brett will discuss what it was like growing up in a Pentecostal Faith Healing tent show, traveling in the last carnival Ten-in-One sideshow in America, and how he became the youngest sword swallower in the world. Brett will perform select pieces from his one-man show and will answer any questions the audience may have. Not only is the event free, but as a bonus after all questions have been addressed, visitors will be shown the Egress. In conjunction with Kick My Heart's Ass. |
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wed, feb 11:
6-8 pm Opening reception for Kick My Heart's Ass curated by Davy Rothbart If the secrets to finding true love are often elusive, well, so are the secrets to making films about love. How do you inject humor into a film about heartbreak? How do you portray a happy romance without being too saccharine and oversentimental? Author and filmmaker Davy Rothbart, at work on a personal documentary called My Heart Is An Idiot, has asked a collection of talented and eclectic friends to explore these and other challenges by producing short, love-related films of their own. |
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thur, jan
28: 6:30 pm resident/alien: Come and hear apexart's Inbound and Outbound Residents Shawna McLeod and Michelle Rosenberg talk with Carlo McCormick about their experiences as an apexart resident. |
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tue, dec 16:
6:30 pm Join apexart resident Lonnie van Brummelen in conversation with critic and curator Carlo McCormick. |
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fri, dec 12:
10 am - 5 pm Parallel symposium in conjunction with apexart exhibition Nameless Science at The Cooper Union (Wollman Auditorium). Concerning the Significance of Artistic Research for Art Education with presentations by artists in the exhibition, discussions with critical referents and keynote statements by Sarat Maharaj, Grant Kester and George Smith. |
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wed, dec 10:
6-8 pm Opening reception for Nameless Science curated by Henk Slager The debate on artistic research emerging worldwide in the field of visual art for some five years focuses on what artistic research could be or should be. Nameless Science aims to expand this debate by showing the outcome of artistic research in seven examples of best practices from artistic PhD projects. |
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due date:
dec 1, 2008 apexart - The Franchise Submit up to a 250-word statement on why apexart should Franchise in your city or town, anywhere in the world. Details at: apexart/franchise.htm. |
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thur, nov
13: 6:30 pm How innocent is that? Join current apexart resident Eugen Radescu in conversation with Bosko Blagojevic about the role of innocence in the post societies. Coming from Romania, a post communist, post modern and post conceptual society, Eugen Radescu will be talking about the subject of innocence and its political and social implications in modern day Romania. |
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sun, nov 2:
7 pm SNOW by John Jesurun at Monkeytown in Brooklyn A toxic American cocktail of death, desire, technology, and television. Jesurun's four screen mixdown of the original 2000 performance launches four "characters" and twenty-two shifting POVs through the unforgiving eye of one virtual actor. Admission is free. In conjunction with Perverted by Theater. |
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sat, nov 1:
4-7 pm Kabir Carter's performance Shared Frequencies is a portable sound installation and performance environment that relies on multiplex radio communications events as its primary performance material. In conjunction with Perverted by Theater. |
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thur, oct
16: 7-9 pm fauxgala '08 We request the presence of your attendance at apexart's premiere fauxgala '08 during which there will a special event exhibition entitled the The Man Piece, a Group Show, curated by Vanessa Walters. |
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thur, oct
2: 6-9 pm Public Program Discussion with Melissa Rachleff Burtt, Jem Cohen, Dr. Bonnie S. Kaufman, M.D., Luc Sante and Harley Spiller, including a screening of Jem Cohen's 1996 film Lost Book Found. |
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wed, sep 24:
6-8 pm Public Program join apexart and Mark Elijah Rosenberg, Founder & Artistic Director of ROOFTOP FILMS, in a discussion on the technological movement in cell phone capability that is influencing and altering the public’s ability to capture moments, generate content, and create entirely new modes of communication. |
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thur, sept
4: 6-8 pm Opening reception for SCRAWL Nearly 100 handmade pronouncements collected from the streets and subways of New York City over the last 25 years. |
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july 23: 6:30, 7:00, 7:30 and 8:00 pm (tours every 30 min) Special Tours for Nessie Does New York Join Dr. Alexis Macnab, Cryptozoologist, as she explores and explains the origins, symbolism and hoaxes that populate the field. Hear tales of sightings, notorious exploits, scandals and fantasy that surround these tales and the science that guides Cryptozoologists. |
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july 9: 6:30 pm Three Moons of Jupiter: A Conversation from the Post-Communist Universe Join current apexart resident Simon Rees in conversation with ISCP residents Diana Artus and Jan Serych as they explore legacies of communist modernity and its impact on Lithuania, the former DDR, and the Czech Republic. |
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july 2: 6-8 pm Opening reception for Nessie Does New York Think that the Loch Ness Monster, Bigfoot, Chupcabra and other creatures don't exist? THINK AGAIN! Coming to apexart July 2 through August 2. |
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| sat,
jun 4 public program: Response: incomplete world New York video artist Shelly Silver organizes a day of activity around issues of individual and collective responsibility, which includes a preview of her soon to be finished film incomplete world. |
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jun 12 public program: Abecedarium for Our Times Radhika Subramaniam launches an Abecedarium for Our Times - a chapbook for re-visioning our words and our world with contributions from 26 writers and artists. |
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jun 11 public program: Supermasochist Sheree Rose, companion and dominatrix of Bob Flanagan shows unseen segments of and talks about Sick: The Life & Death of Bob Flanagan, Supermasochist. Preceded by daytime film screenings. |
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jun 7 public program: Love Thy Neighbor Berlin-based artist Daniel Seiple curates Love Thy Neighbor, including works by Peter Fend, Robert Longo, Michael Smith, and Lester Miller. |
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jun 6 public program: Jocasta preview Vicky Shick curates excerpts projected on the walls from Elise Kermani's film, Jocasta, along with objects in the gallery space by Barbara Kilpatrick. |
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jun 4 resident performance: Azeb Worku Sibane The Devil's Scarf and The Lion's Whiskers. Traditional Ethiopian Fairy Tales. apexart’s current international resident Azeb Worku Sibane, Addis Ababa, engages the audience in stories originating from her native Ethiopia. |
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26 exhibition opening: ABACA ABACA (Arts Benefits All Coalition Alternative) high school students Opening Reception, Blue Print. From the Ground Up. With special student presentation at 7pm. |
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| apr
30 film screening: The Devil and Daniel Johnston Delve into the artistic genius and manic depression of singer/songwriter/artist Daniel Johnston to learn about madness, creativity and love. Current footage, vintage performances, home movies and interviews with friends and families draw an intimate portrait of one of the founders of Indie music. Directed by Jeff Feuerzeig. |
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| feb
29 exhibition talk: Boris Groys Please join apexart and Boris Groys in a public discussion of the current exhibition, Thinking in Loop: Three videos on iconoclasm, ritual and immortality. Groys will describe the inception and method behind his video collages, followed by questions from apexart Executive Director Steven Rand and the audience. |
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| feb
20 exhibition opening: Boris Groys Thinking in Loop: Three videos on iconoclasm, ritual and immortality |
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| feb
16 performance: Already in Progress Join us for Already in Progress, a multimedia comedy about the best modern art America is producing today...television! |
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| feb
6 public program: Out of the Studio A conversation between apexart resident Stefan Çapaliku (Albania) and ISCP residents Miha Presker and Luiza Margan (Slovenia), who are working in the literary and visual arts, respectively. |
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9 exhibition opening: The (Self)Promotion Show apexart held an open call, requesting submissions of a 30-second TV commercial about us from individuals and collaborative groups. In addition to being on view as part of the living-room-style installation, the commercials are available for viewing on our website, where viewers voted for their favorite commerical which aired on TV. |
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12 resident talk: Maria-Ines Rodriguez Resident Maria Inès Rodriguez, a Colombian-born curator working in France and Spain, discussed her recent project -- part exhibition, part seminar, part meeting place -- entitled Habitat / Variation. |
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30 artist talk: Amy Balkin and Jens Haaning Jens Haaning and Amy Balkin on Art and Public Domain in conjunction with the exhibition Land Grab. |
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29 public workshop: Land Grab "Strategies of Occupation: Grabbing Land and The Political Agency of The Artist" Join Land Grab curators for a Public Workshop at Vera List Center for Art and Politics at The New School. |
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13 resident talk: Dorothy Amenuke Resident Dorothy Amenuke (Kumasi, Ghana) in discussion with Judy Sigunick. |
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11 artist talk: John Hawke The artist gives an on-site talk about his intervention in a bus shelter in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, in conjunction with the exhibition Land Grab. |
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| nov 9 artist talk: Lars Vilks Lars Vilks discusses his large-scale outdoor sculpture and the politics of keeping it alive, in conjunction with the exhibition Land Grab. |
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| nov 7 exhibition opening: Land Grab curated by Sarah Lookofsky and Lillian Fellmann |
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| nov 3 exhibition talk: Beyond Nostalgia The exhibition's curators and special guests Croatian artist Sanja Ivekovic and Russian-American theoretician Svetlana Boym discussed in conjunction with the current exhibition Stalking with Stories: The Pioneers of the Immemorable. |
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| oct 25 panel discussion: The State of Residency Residency programs have become an essential component of the arts community, bringing hundreds of artists, curators and others to New York each year. apexart presents a discussion with program administrators, funders, and artists on the residency as an institution. Nathalie Angles, Fritzie Brown, Alexandra do Carmo, Kambui Olujimi and Steven Rand in conversation. |
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| oct 10 resident talk: Eduardo Verderame Brazilian artist and curator Eduardo Verderame, discussed the complex and ever-changing role played by public art in Brazil -- and, by way of comparison, New York -- based on his experience as an organizer of several large-scale arts events that are part festival, part street intervention. |
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| sep 19 exhibition opening: Antonia Majaca and Ivana Bago Stalking with Stories: The Pioneers of the Immemorable |
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| jul 25 exhibition talk In conjunction with The Most Curatorial Biennial of the Universe: A talk with Carlo McCormick, Sara Reisman and Steven Rand |
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| jul 6 exhibition opening The Most Curatorial Biennial of the Universe |
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| jun 26 film screening: Terror Tactics In connection with the films screening Terror Tactics, Olga Kopenkina, independent curator and art critic, discusses issues related to paranoia with Mark Boswell, Jim Finn and Anton Koslov. |
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| jun 13 residency talk: Stella Brennan "There and Back Again: Location, Situation and the Export Imperative" talk by current resident Stella Brennan |
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| may 16 exhibition opening: Luc Sante The Museum of Crime and the Museum of God organized by Luc Sante |
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| may 9 residency talk: Dejan Krsic Is it possible to be a great (and) Eastern European artist? Current apexart resident Dejan Krsic (Designer and artist, Sarajevo) in dialogue with Gary Dufour |
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| may 1 exhibition opening Don't Get It Twisted: Violence affects everyone organized by ABACA's Curatorial Studies students - Curators' Talk at 7 pm |
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| apr 20 residency talk: Boyan Manchev "Our Capital is Joy" - Current apexart resident Boyan Manchev (Philosopher, Paris, Sofia) in dialogue with Radhika Subramaniam, Director of Cultural Programs at Lower Manhattan Cultural Council; Boyan Manchev will discuss "open concepts" such as disorganisation, resistance, joy and community, while reflecting on the question: can contemporary art still be radical if it can be at all. |
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| apr 18 film screening: Wendelien van Oldenborgh Maurits Script by Wendelien van Oldenborgh Discussion with filmmaker and Emily Pethick (Director of Casco Office for Art, Design and Theory, Utrecht ) will follow the screening. |
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| 2006 | ||||
| DEC 5 | residency talk Hinako Kasagi |
Current apexart resident Hinako Kasagi (curator, Nagoya City, Japan) and New York-based video artist and filmmaker Shelly Silver discuss the past, present and future role of Japanese women in the arts in Japan and abroad. | ||
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| NOV 29 | exhibition opening Thanks: Returning the Favor |
Thanks: Returning the Favor, reconsiders the relationship of philanthropy, hidden meaning and gift giving. | ||
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| NOV 15 | public program Jeff Howe |
Jeff Howe (WIRED Magazine) discusses "crowdsourcing" as a new corporate and cultural methodology. | ||
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| NOV 8 | public program Davy Rothbart Jason Bitner |
FOUND Magazine's Davy Rothbart & Jason Bitner share the latest, greatest finds to land at FOUND HQ and talk about publishing FOUND Magazine. Featuring music from celebrated one-man 80's band Anvil. | ||
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| NOV 1 | residency talk Erzen Shkololli |
Current apexart resident Erzen Shkololli (artist and curator, Kosovo) in conversation with New York-based artist and writer Sabrina Gschwandtner. | ||
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| OCT 18 | exhibition opening Andrea Grover |
Phantom Captain: Art and Crowdsourcing curated by Andrea Grover, the founder of the Aurora Picture Show, a non-profit center for film, video and new media in Houston, Texas. | ||
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| SEP 6 | exhibition opening Cristiana Perrella |
Neo-Con. Contemporary Returns to Conceptual Art curated by Cristiana Perrella, curator of the Contemporary Arts Program of the British School at Rome. | ||
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| AUG 2 | public program Satch Hoyt |
Visual artist and musician Satch Hoyt will present improvised, self-conducted "soundscapes" on flute, percussion, and toys, with special guest Charles Fambo. | ||
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| JUL 5 | exhibition opening Alexander Nagel |
Gifts go in one direction curated by Alexander Nagel, a writer and art historian who teaches at the University of Toronto | ||
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| MAY 24 | exhibition opening Edi Muka |
Sweet Taboos: A Mini Tirana Biennale in New York curated by Edi Muka, a freelance curator based in Tirana and Stockholm. | ||
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| MAY 17 | exhibition talk Aniko Erdosi Hakan Topal Katarina Sevic |
Displaced Histories: What are the potential gains of physical and intellectual relocation? And, more importantly, can we displace our focus without losses? Aniko Erdosi (curator and art historian, Budapest, Hungary), imam (Hakan Topal) (artist and founding member of Xurban_Collective, New York - Istanbul), and Katarina Sevic (artist, Budapest) will discuss issues of transference and displacement as addressed by the exhibition. | ||
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| MAY 10 | residency talk Tamara Diaz Bringas |
Current apexart resident Tamara Diaz Bringas (curator and writer, Costa Rica) and New York-based artist Pablo Helguera discuss creative trends in Central America. | ||
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| APR 12 | exhibition opening Aniko Erdosi |
Re_dis_trans curated by Aniko Erdosi, an art historian and independent curator from Budapest. | ||
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| JAN 22 | exhibition opening Amei Wallach |
Neo Sincerity: The Difference Between the Comic and the Cosmic is a Sigle Letter curated by Amei Wallach, art critic based in NYC | ||
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| JAN 11 | exhibition opening Mark Soo |
One Brief Moment curated by Mark Soo, artist based in Vancouver. | ||
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| MAR 30 | residency
talk Nathalie Zonnenberg |
Nathalie Zonnenberg curator (Netherlands/Berlin) | ||
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| MAR 19 | gallery
talk Jonas Ekeberg |
Curator Jonas Ekeberg talks about Social Democracy Revisited | ||
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| MAR 16 | opening Jonas Ekeberg |
Social Democracy Revisited curated by Jonas Ekeberg, Director, The Preus Museum (Horten, Norway) | ||
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| MAR 12 | opening |
Maurizio Couldn't Be
Here Bootlegs by Eric Doeringer, organized by Fernanda Arruda |
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| MAR 5 | opening |
Maurizio Couldn't Be
Here The Taste of Others - video, installation, performance works and traditional Afghan dish tasting) curated by Leeza Ahmady |
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| FEB 26 | opening |
Maurizio Couldn't Be
Here New Humans + Matthew Suib and VOY + Kirby Conn, + tba - live collaborations between bands + video artists |
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| FEB 23 | residency
talk Kai Ozawa |
Kai Ozawa, curator (Tokyo, Japan) with Yukie Kamiya, Associate Curator, New Museum (NYC) | ||
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| FEB 19 | opening |
Maurizio Couldn't Be
Here ARTCOM - The Final Frontier Professional TV directors create 30 or 60 sec. spots featuring artists and their work |
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Here Harrell Fletcher presents Come Together (NYC) - an all day event with 25+ special guest speakers |
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| FEB 9 | panel Negar Azimi Abbas Milani Farhad Moshiri |
Too Much Pollution to Demonstrate with Negar Azimi, Abbas Milani, and Farhad Moshiri at the Tribeca Grand, Grand Screen room | ||
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| OCT 27 | resident talk Beatriz Santiago Muñoz |
Beatriz Santiago Muñoz will speak about the contemporary art scene in Puerto Rico and screen some Puerto Rican archival films alongside some of her recent videos. Co-Director and Co-Founder of Cinema Tropical (NYC) Carlos Gutierrez will introduce Beatriz and moderate a discussion following. | ||
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| JAN 5 | gallery opening Amiel Grumberg |
Too Much Pollution to Demonstrate: Soft Guerrillas n Tehran's Contemporary Art Scene curated by Amiel Grumberg | ||
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| 2004 | ||||
| NOV 10 | gallery opening Marta Kuzma |
Drafting Deceit | ||
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| OCT 27 | resident talk Adrian Paci Natasa Petresin |
A talk about recent representational trends in South Eastern Europe, introduce their own work and the work of their peers from this region. | ||
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| OCT 20 | special program | A Residency Mixer for NY-based art residency programs - ArtsLink, iscp, Art in General, LMCC and others. | ||
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| OCT 16 | gallery talk | Vittorio Messina (Italy) and Anila Rubiku (Albania) speak about their work in the Place for the Self. | ||
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| OCT 13 | gallery opening Amnon Barzel |
Place for the Self | ||
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| OCT 2 | special program Etgar Keret Sina Queyras |
Sina Queyras (writer, Brooklyn) will introduce Etgar Keret (writer, Israel), who will then read some of his award-winning short stories, followed by a question and answer session. | ||
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| SEP 29 | residency
talk Philippe Pirotte |
Belgian curator and writer Philippe Pirotte will speak on notions of the idyll as a reflection on temporality. | ||
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| SEP 22 | gallery talk Gregory Green Beryl Korot |
Two artists speak about their work in the exhibition Building the Unthinkable curated by Christian Stayner. | ||
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| SEP 8 | gallery opening Christian Stayner |
Building the Unthinkable | ||
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| JUL 14 | gallery talk Cay Sophie Rabinowitz Wade Guyton |
Cay Sophie Rabinowitz will speak with artist Wade Guyton about how his work relates to the 2004 Summer Exhibition selection. | ||
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| JUL 8-15 | CONFERENCE 3 | Inside Out: Reassessing International Cultural Influence at The Contemporary Art Museum, Honolulu, Hawai'i | ||
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| JUN 30 | gallery opening Cay Sophie Rabinowitz |
2004 Summer Exhibition | ||
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| JUN 2 | residency
talk Adania Shibli Rasha Salti |
Rasha Salti (ArteEast, NYC & Ashkal-Alwan, Beirut) will introduce Adania Shibli (writer, Palestine), who will then read from a selection of her short stories about daily life in Palestine in both Arabic and English. A discussion following will be lead by Suhail Shadoud (Adjunct Professor, Arabic Language at Columbia University) | ||
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| MAY 12 | special program Bob Holman |
The Reemergence of the Oral Tradition in the Digital Age: POETRY TV! Bob Holman, poetry pioneer and founder of the Bowery Poetry Club in New York, will present some of his poems and show excerpts from The United States of Poetry. | ||
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| MAY 5 | residency
talk Arik Miranda Nancy Schwartzman |
Arik Miranda and Nancy Schwartzman will speak about Xtra Large and Heeb Magazine, the work of their peers, and introduce their own multi-disciplinary art practices. | ||
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| APR 21 | gallery opening Black Dragon Society |
Black Dragon Society | ||
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| APR 7 | residency
talk Gavin Shettler |
Gavin Shettler (curator, Portland, Oregon) will speak about The Modern Zoo: Center for Arts and the Portland contemporary art scene. | ||
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| MAR 24 | gallery talk AAA |
In relation to the exhibition The Future of the Reciprocal Readymade curated by Stephen Wright | ||
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| MAR 20 | gallery talk Stephen Wright |
On the use-value of art, presented by Stephen Wright with the participation of Bureau d'études, Atlas Group, Grupo de Arte Callejero, Yes men and special guests. | ||
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| MAR 17 | gallery opening Stephen Wright |
The Future of the Reciprocal Readymade (The use-value of art) curated by Stephen Wright (critic, Paris). What happens when art crops up in the everyday, not to aestheticize it, but to inform it? | ||
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| MAR 10 | residency
talk Maria Clara Bernal Caecilia Tripp |
Maria Clara Bernal (art historian, Bogota/London) will give a historical introduction to the terms "Créolité" and "Creolization" – which refer to the way cultures change through exchange. Caecilia Tripp (P.S.1 resident artist, Paris) will screen fragments of her video work Une agor reunionnaise which deals with different aspects of these terms. | ||
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| FEB 25 | exhibition
walk-through Janine Antoni |
With contributors to Treasure
Maps, curated by Janine Antoni Chitra Ganesh, Tim R. Riley, Michael Schumacher, Elizabeth Streb and Vinzenz Unger will speak about their work. In addition, Susan Sollins will speak about the work of Earle Brown. |
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| FEB 11 | gallery opening Janine Antoni |
Treasure Maps | ||
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| JAN 28 | residency
talk Stanford Watson Catherine Amidon |
The Jamaican Experience through images and dialogue, examining the differences and similarities between Caribbean and North American art practices. | ||
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| JAN 31 | artist talk Michael Rakowitz |
in conjuction with Adaptations | ||
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| JAN 14 | gallery talk Craig Buckley |
A conversation with artists Oscar Tuazon and Ocean Earth in conjuction with Adaptations | ||
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| JAN 10 | artist talk Kim Adams Stealth Group |
artists talk: Kim Adams (Toronto) and Stealth Group (Rotterdam/Belgrade) in conjuction with Adaptations | ||
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| JAN 7 | gallery opening Craig Buckley |
gallery opening: Adaptations | ||
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| 2003 | ||||
| DEC 10 | residency
talk Zhang Weiwei Christopher Phillips |
The talk will introduce the Pearl River Delta area - the landscape, urbanization, economics, and local culture - as context for exploring Chinese contemporary art and the strategy of Vitamin Creative Space. | ||
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| DEC 3 | special program Carin Kuoni |
Three Artists on Modernism and the Relevance of its Social and Aesthetic Utopia to Their Work organized by independent curator Carin Kuoni: Terence Gower (Mexico City and New York), Nicholas Herman (New York), and Ivan Navarro (Santiago, Chile and New York) will talk about their work and discuss shared—and divergent—takes on Modernism. | ||
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| NOV 19 | special program Serkan Özkaya |
A talk by Turkish artist Serkan Özkaya | ||
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| NOV 15 | curator talk WHW |
Looking Awry | ||
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| NOV 12 | gallery opening Craig Buckley |
gallery opening: Looking Awry organized by Zagreb-based curatorial collective 'What, How & for Whom' (WHW) - Ivet Curlin, Ana Devic, Natasa Ilic and Sabina Sabolovic | ||
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| NOV 1 | gallery talk GCH/Galeria Chilena |
in conjunction with To be Political it has to Look Nice | ||
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| OCT 29 | gallery program Carlos Gutiérrez |
Video screening of work by "El Vicio, Posesión Extraterrestre"; Helena Producciones, "El Libro de Ultratumba"; and Miguel Calderón, "Discípula del Velocímetro" led by Carlos Gutiérrez (co-founder and co-director, Cinema Tropical, NYC) | ||
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| OCT 22 | residency
talk Savvas Christodoulides |
Savvas Christodoulides is an artist who was born in Cyprus and is currently obtaining his PhD in Arts Plastique at the University of Provence in Marseille, France. | ||
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| OCT 14 | gallery talk Pablo León de la Barra |
in conjunction with To be Political it has to Look Nice | ||
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| OCT 11 | gallery opening Pablo León de la Barra |
To be Political it has to Look Nice | ||
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| OCT 1 | special program Gary Cannone |
A video/film programmed by Gary Cannone (artist, Los Angeles/Rome) selected by Irene Tsatsos, Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions | ||
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| SEP 24 | residency
talk Douglas Rodrigo Rada Parejas |
The Identity of the Mexican Art Scene: Confronting
the Mainstream |
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