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Fall/Winter 2007 Exhibition of Issue 6 of S Magazine, ‘Verge’ Contributors: Asger Carlsen Boris Hoppek Chloe Sells Christian Friis Enrique Badulescu Ernesto Gonzalez Felix Lahrer Jens Stoltze John Minh Nguyen Mads Teglers Manolo Campion Massimo Leardini Michael Schmelling Nick Dewar Parra Ryan Michael Kelly Ulla Puggaard Vanina Zouravlion Vincent Dilio Warwick Sain
Notes from the Holocene: A Brief History of the Future In a thought-provoking, humorous, and engaging style, Dorion Sagan, the eldest son of Carl Sagan and evolutionary biologist Lynn Margulis, combines philosophy, science, magic, an understanding of illusion, and the fantastical writings of Philip K. Dick to probe the deep questions of existence. Operating on the precept that the universe if far [continue...] Art Exhibition October 31 – November 24, 2007 Curated by Neil Grayson in collaboration with Jason Dill Neck Face reads through the piles of Mexican snuff tabloids that his grandmother collected when he was a child in Mexico. He points to how we grimly reduce death to obscene entertainment in the check out line.
September 4-15, 2007 curated by Neil Grayson in collaboration with Scott Lipps Septmember 20 – October 20, 2007 Preparing for Notes on Fantomas Saturday, June 9, 2007 6-8 p.m Readers: Lucia Cammarata, Judie David, Ice, Andrew Aaron, Robert Siek, Kevin O’Sullivan, Kevin Estrada, Gus Iversen, Phil Radiotes and Andy Tran May 6, 2007 Readers: Tom Oleszczuk, Karl Lorenzen, Richard Fein, Van Hartmann, Alkamal, Lucia Cammarata, Laurel Peterson, Debra R. Andrews.
“FTW” For the Wild, wildlife and wildlives Dactyl Foundation for the Arts & Humanities is located at 64 Grand Street (between Wooster and West Broadway) in SoHo, NYC. Hours: Tuesday – Friday 10:00 – 6:00 PM; Saturday 1:00 – 6:00 PM. Office: 212 696-7800 / Gallery: 646 329-5398 (during exhibitions times only). Subway: A, C, E, at Canal Street, or 1 at Canal Street. Open to the public. Admission free. Reviews: “The Art of Sage Vaughn: An Overreaction to Beauty,” Malibu Magazine May 2007
Deborah N. Sessel is a representational painter, depicting, in painstaking detail, humble personal items left behind by Jews who suffered the Holocaust. Working in oil, she renders with care the silken folds of a delicate scarf, a silver Star of David on a chain, and [continue...]
‘Squirrel and Porcupine’ a play by Alec Coiro. |
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March 8-17 2007