Artist Curated Projects presents Parallel Play this Sunday 12-3pm at Silvershed
Parallel Play
Ginger Brooks Takahashi, Lee Maida, Jen Smith
Los Angeles based Artist Curated Projects presents Parallel Play, a three-woman show, featuring the work of Ginger Brooks Takahashi, Lee Maida and Jen Smith. The work in Parallel Play considers the materiality of bodily effort and pleasure as it intervenes with craft, sexuality and politics. Communal strategies of dialogue and intervention inform the exhibition.
May 16 - June 5
Opening Reception May 16th, Noon to 3pm
Silvershed is an artist-run, indoor-outdoor contemporary art project-space in New York.
Hours: 12-6pm Friday & Saturday, and by appointment 646-322-3324
Silvershed
119 West 25th, PH
New York, NY 10001
www.thesilvershed.org
Ginger Brooks Takahashi, Lee Maida, Jen Smith
Los Angeles based Artist Curated Projects presents Parallel Play, a three-woman show, featuring the work of Ginger Brooks Takahashi, Lee Maida and Jen Smith. The work in Parallel Play considers the materiality of bodily effort and pleasure as it intervenes with craft, sexuality and politics. Communal strategies of dialogue and intervention inform the exhibition.
May 16 - June 5
Opening Reception May 16th, Noon to 3pm
Silvershed is an artist-run, indoor-outdoor contemporary art project-space in New York.
Hours: 12-6pm Friday & Saturday, and by appointment 646-322-3324
Silvershed
119 West 25th, PH
New York, NY 10001
www.thesilvershed.org
PALE FIRE at Bruce Galleries
Please join me to celebrate the opening of a short exhibition called Pale Fire on view November 16th through the 21st at the Tecoah and Thomas Bruce Galleries at the San Francisco Campus of the California College of the Arts.
Pale Fire includes new work by myself, Katie Hubbard and Cyrus St. Amand Poliakoff.
Reception will be from 5:30-7:30 on Tuesday November 17th.
Tecoah and Thomas Bruce Galleries
California College of the Arts
1111 Eighth Street
San Francisco, CA
Looking forward to seeing you there!
Pale Fire includes new work by myself, Katie Hubbard and Cyrus St. Amand Poliakoff.
Reception will be from 5:30-7:30 on Tuesday November 17th.
Tecoah and Thomas Bruce Galleries
California College of the Arts
1111 Eighth Street
San Francisco, CA
Looking forward to seeing you there!
NET WORK EXHIBITION. NORTH SOUTH GALLERY AT CCA 9/21-10/3
I have work in this juried show of work produced by undergraduate and graduate students in the Textiles program at California College of the Arts.
Reception: 9/30 5:30p-7:30p
North South Gallery at CCA
5212 Broadway
Oakland, CA
Reception: 9/30 5:30p-7:30p
North South Gallery at CCA
5212 Broadway
Oakland, CA
NATIVE FUNK AND FLASH (Part 2) by Allison Smith
Great article by Allison Smith about craft as social practice with a mention of BODY WEAVING.
See it here: http://journalofmoderncraft.com/
See it here: http://journalofmoderncraft.com/
NY: TIME - LIFE PART II at Taxter and Spengleman
Catered by NEWJERSEYY (with a platform by Nathan Carter)
June 26 - July 31, 2009
Opening reception Friday, June 26th, 6 -8 PM
NEW SUMMER HOURS : MONDAY - FRIDAY 12 -6
TIME – LIFE Part II picks up where Part I left off, fighting against
that inevitable shut-down with an overflow of objects, bodies, paper
trails, and presentations. A group show of group shows, all
originally presented at other venues, that are ripped-off, restaged
and resurrected here. Each is vying for space and attention, creating
unforeseen combinations of work and ideologies, frictions, factions
and revelations. The individual artists are still legible, but the
collectivity of one show seen in contrast to others might resemble The
Warriors where all the individual gangs gather in a ragtag summit of
juvenile delinquency.
June 26 - July 31, 2009
Opening reception Friday, June 26th, 6 -8 PM
NEW SUMMER HOURS : MONDAY - FRIDAY 12 -6
TIME – LIFE Part II picks up where Part I left off, fighting against
that inevitable shut-down with an overflow of objects, bodies, paper
trails, and presentations. A group show of group shows, all
originally presented at other venues, that are ripped-off, restaged
and resurrected here. Each is vying for space and attention, creating
unforeseen combinations of work and ideologies, frictions, factions
and revelations. The individual artists are still legible, but the
collectivity of one show seen in contrast to others might resemble The
Warriors where all the individual gangs gather in a ragtag summit of
juvenile delinquency.
NY: Sessions: Con Verse Sensations workshop/performance 6/20/09
SESSIONS: Con Verse Sensations, curated by Katerina Llanes.
Envisioning art as play, SESSIONS: Con Verse Sensations is a print-it yourself book as the first installment of SESSIONS, a feminist collaborative art project that re-imagines the act of conversation as a politic for self-directed learning.
Body Weaving workshop to be performed on Saturday 6/20/09.
Works by: A.K. Burns, Ulrike Müller, Celeste Dupuy-Spencer, Jess Arndt, Lucas Knipscher, Cyrus Saint Amand Poliakoff, Donnie Cervantes, Anne Hall, Lee Maida, Ania Diakoff, Katie Hubbard, Edie Fake, Sarah Gottesdiener, Katerina Llanes, Cas Holman, Alisa Baremboym, Marlous Borm, Travis Boyer, Eric Anglès, K8 Hardy, A.L. Steiner, Christina Linden, Joan Retallack, Eden Batki, Kathy Acker’s Archive, Emily Roysdon, Gene McHugh, Jess Wilcox, Wayne Koestenbaum, FFARTS, Amy Sillman, Jim Drain, Adam Pendleton, Yonatan Zonszein, Joshua Kit Clayton, Andrea Geyer, Leidy Churchman, Joshua Thorson, Leila Hekmat, Bartholomew Ryan, Nancy Brody, Sergei Tcherepnin, Michael Portnoy, Naomi Fisher, W.A.G.E, Dani Leventhal, Wendy Vogel, Sarah Demeuse and Skint.
For more information: www.thesessions.info
Envisioning art as play, SESSIONS: Con Verse Sensations is a print-it yourself book as the first installment of SESSIONS, a feminist collaborative art project that re-imagines the act of conversation as a politic for self-directed learning.
Body Weaving workshop to be performed on Saturday 6/20/09.
Works by: A.K. Burns, Ulrike Müller, Celeste Dupuy-Spencer, Jess Arndt, Lucas Knipscher, Cyrus Saint Amand Poliakoff, Donnie Cervantes, Anne Hall, Lee Maida, Ania Diakoff, Katie Hubbard, Edie Fake, Sarah Gottesdiener, Katerina Llanes, Cas Holman, Alisa Baremboym, Marlous Borm, Travis Boyer, Eric Anglès, K8 Hardy, A.L. Steiner, Christina Linden, Joan Retallack, Eden Batki, Kathy Acker’s Archive, Emily Roysdon, Gene McHugh, Jess Wilcox, Wayne Koestenbaum, FFARTS, Amy Sillman, Jim Drain, Adam Pendleton, Yonatan Zonszein, Joshua Kit Clayton, Andrea Geyer, Leidy Churchman, Joshua Thorson, Leila Hekmat, Bartholomew Ryan, Nancy Brody, Sergei Tcherepnin, Michael Portnoy, Naomi Fisher, W.A.G.E, Dani Leventhal, Wendy Vogel, Sarah Demeuse and Skint.
For more information: www.thesessions.info
SF: Work in THREADS exhibition at SOMArts
Threads Opening, June 7th at 3PM
SOMArts Cultural Center, 934 Brannan St.
Curators: Tirza True Latimer, Rudy Lemcke, Matt McKinley, Pamela Peniston, Allison Smith, and Tina Takemoto
Exhibition Co-ordinators: Courtney Dailey & Tamara Loewenstein
(closes 6/25/09)
SOMArts Cultural Center, 934 Brannan St.
Curators: Tirza True Latimer, Rudy Lemcke, Matt McKinley, Pamela Peniston, Allison Smith, and Tina Takemoto
Exhibition Co-ordinators: Courtney Dailey & Tamara Loewenstein
(closes 6/25/09)
