by Emma S. Hazen LAB REPORT: Carsten Höller: Experience ABSTRACT The New Museum is a laboratory and its visitors are the test subjects with the current show, Carsten Höller: Experience. In this article, I present my current research on the subject, including discussion with the exhibition’s curator, Massimiliano Gioni. The museum will be conducting research … Read more
>>GL!TC<H**……..”””””’ after MoMA’s: “Talk to Me: Design and the Communication Between People and Objects” The MoMA / our MoMA. It’s almost irrelevant to make a visit. What once was a haven for the experimental & revolutionary has duly succumbed to the fate of every institution that makes profiteering it’s primary end. It has become large, … Read more
Anne Waldman and Ambrose Bye Reading at Tribes March 27th 5-7pm Five dollar contribution at the door Anne Waldman “She is the fastest, wittiest woman to run with the wolves in some time”- Ken Tucker, The New York Times a.waldman@mindspring.com Poet Anne Waldman has been an active member of the “Outrider” experimental poetry community for … Read more
Bina Sharif Book Reading Singing Birds December 18th 7:00 Pm A Gathering of the Tribes 285 East 3 rd st. New York NY
Download the original attachment Hello Kids Translated by; Anonymous, and Chavisa Woods Farzad Kamangar was a 32-year-old Iranian Kurdish teacher, poet, journalist, human rights, women’s rights and environmental activist from the city of Kamyaran who was executed on May 9, 2010. Kamangar was sentenced to death on February 25, 2008 on charges against … Read more
Dear Steve C, Steve D and Yuko How is it going in New York City ? It’s been a long time ! Please give me an update ! I’m back to work but I had a great summer. I travelled for a month in West Africa with Noé. First, we went to Senegal to visit … Read more
Tribes Gallery 285 East 3rd St, 2nd Fl Opening Reception Aporias July 3rd, 7pm On view July 3-30th Samuel Bjorgum plays the parallax between participant and spectator, which are partial perspectives not necessarily overlapping with artist and audience. The paintings methodically overlap desire-engaging images regarded as problematic for their crystallization of object and subject. They … Read more
By Peggy Cyphers Suzan Frecon The 2010 Whitney Biennial, which opened last week, was a surprisingly optimistic exhibition, partially due to the choices of the two curators, Francesco Bonami and Gary Carrion-Murayari, but also to its pairing with the concurrent exhibition Collecting Biennials on the top floor of the museum. There were surprising parallels between … Read more
By: Nina Zivancevic Lou Dubois is a French artist whose name could be translated as “the big bad wolf from the woods”, like the fictional character from the story who devours and astounds people at the same time. We are talking here of an exceptional artist of a Surrealist strain who has graced French galleries … Read more
Written by Phaedra Pinskton Ohio natives Caitlin Hickerson and Lauren Sara Barnes create designs for motive and enthrallment. The Kent State graduates just launched their fall 2010 collection at the coterie trade show during New York City’s fashion week in February. The two artist became interested in fashion out of admiration for the theatrics. Both … Read more
