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RABBIT MOVIE NIGHT
THU MAY 24TH:
LIVE MUSIC BY BEN VON WILDENHAUS + SCREENING ’LENINGRAD COWBOYS GO AMERICA’ BY AKI KAURISMAKI
May Rabbit Movie Night will screen acclaimed Finnish director Aki Kaurismaki’s bizarro cult film ‘Leningrad Cowboys Go America’, opened by the video/guitar collaboration ‘Orbothology’ performed live by Ben Von Wildenhaus.
8pm:
ORBOTHOLOGY w/ BEN VON WILDENHAUS
is a collaboration between the video artists House Plants and the guitarist Ben von Wildenhaus. The audio/visual project looks at the uneasy politics that arise when American youth engage with the world through the skewed lens of youtube videos and hipsterized ‘world music.’ The orb takes center stage as a fetishized object of Eastern mysticism and American new ageism. The performance is both hilarious and intensely psychedelic.
Ben von Wildenhaus is a multi-instrumentalist originally from the pacific northwest who has performed with acts such as Federation X, Two Dark Birds, and Professional Band. He currently resides in Queens, New York. Performing on solo electric guitar, Wildenhaus works with minimal loops, hypnotic rhythms, and strange and beautiful melodies to create an aural landscape that falls somewhere between the darkness of a murderous forest and the playful seduction of Americanized belly dance music. His 2011 album Great Melodies From Around has been been featured in Spin, Magnet, and Foxy Digitalis. “Orbothology” debuted as a showcasing performance at SXSW 2012 in Austin, Texas. The collaboration also made appearances in Los Angeles, CA, Olympia, WA, Seattle, WA, and Bellingham, WA.
House Plants is a collaborative video enterprise by Brooklyn, New York artists Michael Nason and Brendan Harman and a loosely associated group of artists. Their works include music videos for Das Racist, Led Er Est, Acrylics, Ben von Wildenhaus, and Jeffery Jeruselem; acting and video collaborations with Weird Days and Sunset Television; as well as the internet video source HelloHousePlants.Com.
8:30pm:
LENINGRAD COWBOYS GO AMERICA
Aki Kaurismaki’s 1989 cult film, Leningrad Cowboys Go America is a road movie about the adventures of a loser Russian rock band wearing ludicrous hairstyles traveling in the US to become famous. This is the director’s first hit film (despite a hand full of other amazing earlier films) and ironically brought the fictional band to real-life fame after its release. Kaurismaki has been Finland’s leading indie art-house filmmaker since the 80′s with his omnipresent social criticism and fusing minimalism and melodrama. His cynical yet humorous depiction of Northern Europe’s lower class in addition to his consistent usage of 60′s Rock’n'roll soundtracks are signatures to his very unique style. Jim Jarmusch has a cameo as a car dealer in this film. Also there are cameo appearances by blues guitarist Duke Robillard and American Rockabilly Hall of Famer, Colonel Robert Morris, with his wife Irene.
Thursday May 24th, 2012 Door is $10 with Open Bar! Starts at 7:30 pm. www.rabbitholeprojects.comLocation | Rabbithole Gallery | 33 Washington street (in DUMBO) | Brooklyn, NY
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Composer ERIC ROSS, with videos by the late artist MARY ROSS, will present their Ultimedia Concept performance at the Real Art Ways, Hartford, CT, May 25, 2012. Eric Ross performs on keyboards, guitar and is a Master of the Theremin. His compositions include elements of jazz, classic, serial, and avant garde. Mary’s videos ,projected in performance, are organized, arranged and edited to his music. In an hour-long performance, The Rosses will present their most recent work, the Boulevard d’Reconstructie (Op.54).
www.ericross.info
www.maryross.info
Upcoming Concerts
May 23. Pittsburgh, PA. Pittsburgh Filmmakers. Concert with Kenan Foley, perc. David Ross, bass
May 25. Hartford, CT. Real Art Ways. Solo concert. Video by Mary Ross
July, 10. Binghamton, NY. Binghamton Jazz Festival
Sept. 4. Owego, NY. Hickories Festival
Oct. 3. Champaign, ILL. Univ. of ILL.
Oct. 6. Chicago, ILL. Old town School
Nov. 8. Oneonta, NY. State Univ. College
Nov.10-24. Euro Tour dates TBA
Saint Patriot, 2012 Digital hatch drawing, 24” x 30”
by Sergio Villamizar
Wilmer Jennings Gallery at Kenkeleba
New York, NY
May 5 (3:00-6:00 PM)
Closing Reception Events:
1). A pre-screening of The We Are You Project documentary-film (35 minutes);
2). An Artists’ Panel Discussion;
3). The closing celebration of the inaugural.
“WE ARE YOU PROJECT INTERNATIONAL” Art Exhibit.
Light refreshments will be served. All of these events are part of the “Closing Celebration” of the inaugural “We Are You Project International” art show within the Wilmer Jennings Gallery at Kenkeleba, 219 East Second Street in New York City, NY (at Avenue B and 2nd Street). Directed by Brazilian fine artist and filmmaker Duda Penteado and produced by Jinsing Productions, the documentary “We Are You Project” represents the first comprehensive 21st Century documentary-film that examines, via the visual arts, the socio-cultural conditions that Latinos are currently facing.
Tice Lerner/Photographs
“Ever Onward”
at Anthony Brunelli Gallery, Binghamton
“There are people we see every day but never greet, streets we pass but would not walk on. My impetus is to walk on those streets and interact with such individuals. Street photography is not watching a crowd, it’s becoming part of the crowd.”
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Alex Meixner @ WMNF Heatwave 5.15.10 - 21
The Center for the Arts
May 18, 2012, Homer, NY Phone: 607.749.4900 Web site: www.center4art.org E-mail: info@center4art.orgPhoto Attached: Used with Permission
For many years, band leader and multi-instrumentalist Alex Meixner has been blithely ignoring the standard music-industry advice that artists must narrowly define their style of music. Jazz, Gypsy folk songs, German and Irish beer drinking favorites, sambas, zydeco, country, rock, and several other genres make their way into Meixner’s eclectic blend. The Grammy-nominated performer brings his act to the Center for the Arts of Homer for a special Friday night performance
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Motel Fetish Re-Release
Chas Ray Krider’s first book, Motel Fetish (2002), is scheduled for re-release from Taschen publishing. The small, hardcover edition, just 6.5″ x 9″, is 272 pages, and is expected to hit the U.S. in June. Book launch in London is scheduled for June 7. For more information, contact the photographer:
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Bael
at Signal Gallery 32 Paul Street, Hoxton London EC2A 4LB info@signalgallery.com www.signalgallery.comOver the past few years the artist known as ‘Bael’ has produced a stunning series of stark, haunting figurative paintings. Using himself as the model in these earlier works, gave them a uniquely atavistic intensity. His very well received first solo show in 2011 at Signal ‘Die Tiere’ (The Beast) saw the culmination of this exuberant narcissistic phase.
Featuring over 2000 works, Parallax Art Fair is the largest “curated” international artist art fair in Europe. The exhibitors are mainly unrepresented artists from all over the world, many of whom have strong following in their own countries but have yet to be discovered internationally. They will be exhibiting diverse works of art ranging from surrealist-like paintings and sculpture to quirky pieces of fish and even blades of grass. Sounds like a good place to spend the weekend. And May in London isn’t so bad.
For more information,
http://barlowfinedrawings.com/parallaxaf.html https://twitter.com/#!/ParallaxArtFair
Shoot the Lobster
540 West 29th Street, NY, NY 10001 New paintings by Joshua Smith April 26-May 12, 2012 More info: contact@shootthelobster.com or 212-560-0670__________What’s On Your Calendar?_________
Fernando M. Romero
Plain View Malerei/Paintings April 26-June 9, 2012 @ Egbert Baqué Contemporary Art Fasanenstrasse 37, Berlin 10719 www.berlin-contemporary-art.com info@berlin-contemporary-art.com
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The Wilmer Jennings Gallery at Kenkeleba
219 East 2nd Street at Avenue B, New York City, NY, 10009
Presents
The WE ARE YOU PROJECT INTERNATIONAL
Exhibition’s POETRY RECITAL
Saturday, April 7, 2012 from 3:00 PM to 4:30 PM
APRIL 2012 EXHIBITION
6 April – 27 April 2012
Opening Reception: Friday, 6 April 2012 | 6 – 9PM
State Street | Binghamton | New York | 13901 | USA | Tel: 607 772 0485 |www.anthonybrunelli.com
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Book Launch: I Am An Executioner:
Love Stories by Rajesh Parameswaran
Tuesday, April 10, 7–10 PM
Drinks will be served
Tigers, elephants, and morally questionable humans populate Rajesh Parameswaran‘s debut collection of short stories. He celebrates the launch (which happens to fall on his birthday) here at The Arena.
rsvp@powerHouseArena.com, More Information
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RABBITHOLE, 33 WASHINGTON ST (DUMBO), BROOKLYN NY 11201
www.rabbitholeprojects.com
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Kylin O’Brien, Doghouse, one of the works on sale
to benefit Momenta
Wednesday, April 25th
Doors open at noon
Cocktails and Hors d’Oeuvres: 6-8pm
Raffle Drawing: 7pm-10pm
Preview Exhibition: April 6th through 23rd
Momenta Art
56 Bogart St
Bushwick, Brooklyn
CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE TICKETS
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NYU WRITERS IN FLORENCE: A Tuscan Retreat for Emerging Writers
In this literary retreat, students work intensively to generate new writing in the enchanting, historically rich setting where so many writers—from Dante to E. M. Forster—have found literary inspiration. Students participate in daily workshops and craft seminars, and attend readings and special lectures on all aspects of the writer’s life. On weekends, students have the opportunity to follow in the footsteps of their literary predecessors: they might walk along the Arno River, view the sunset from Piazzale Michelangelo, or stroll through the Boboli gardens. Classes and residences are located at Villa La Pietra, the Florentine campus consisting of 5 historic villas and 57 acres of gardens and olive groves.
● Total credits: 8 undergraduate credits
● Program dates: June 18-July 14, 2012
● Application deadline: April 2
● For more information and online application, please visit: http://www.nyu.edu/summer/2012/abroad/writersinflorence/
Interested writers contact April Naoko Heck, 212-998-8850; april.heck@nyu.edu.
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ROBERT & DOROTHY BRADBURY
‘A Different Light’
21 April – 12 May
The Art Stable, Child Okeford, Blandford, Dorset DT11 8HB
01258 863866
The Art Stable will be showing the work of Robert and Dorothy Bradbury for the first time
in the UK. Born in the USA they lived their adult live in Majorca and between them produced paintings which are full of energy, colour and the warmth of the sun.
Dorothy Bradbury, oil on paper
Robert Bradbury, oil pastel on paper
For more information, contact:
kellyross@theartstable.co.uk
www.theartstable.co.uk
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Terry Waldo, Ragtime Piano
Manhattan Inn
632 Manhattan Ave., Brooklyn, NY
718-383-0885
http://manhattaninn.blogspot.com
Thursdays, 7:00 -11 pm
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The Rum House At The Edison Hotel
47th Street (between Broadway and 8th Ave.)
Friday, March 16, 6 to 8 PM
Saturday, March 24, 9:30 to 1:30
Tuesday, March 27, 6 to 8 PM
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Waldo’s Gotham City Band, Traditional Jazz
Jim Fryer – trombone, Brian Nalepka – bass
John Gill – drums, Howard Alden – banjo
Terry Waldo – piano
Fat Cat
75 Christopher Street (just W. of 7th Avenue)
New York, NY
212-675-6056
fatcatmusic.org
Sunday, March 25, 5:45 to 8:00 PM
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WIN: WRITERS INTERNATIONAL NETWORK CANADA
Richmond Cultural Centre / Library 7700 Minoru Gate Richmond, BC
Saturday, March 24, 2012
12:30pm until 4:30pm
Free and open to the public. For more information contact: Ashok Bhargava 604-327-6040, Lucia Gorea 604-441-0169, Alan Hill 604-276-4391.
Hosts: Lucia Gorea and Reese McBeth
WIN was founded by Ashok Bhargava to discover, nourish, recognize, celebrate and promote poets, writers and artists & assist them to connect with the community at large.
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Two Horses and a Cat in India Ink with Hand Giant and Leopard Girl, by Hanne H7L
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Eilen Jewell
She’s back! When Eilen Jewell and her band played Concert Series in Cooperstown in November, 2008, many in the audience said she was the best artist we’d ever had. Eilen’s mastery of different genres, from the countrified gospel of The Sacred Shakers to the Loretta Lynn tribute of Butcher Holler to her own originals immersed in traditional folk music, Chicago blues and 1960’s garage rock will have you on your feet – again!
Eilen Jewell
Saturday, March 3, 2012
7:30 PM: Otesaga Resort Hotel
Tickets are available at Church & Scott, and The Fly Creek General Store. Tickets are often available at the door, though concerts often sell out in advance.
TICKETS and/or More Information, Please Call 607-547-1812 or E-Mail us at info@cooperstownconcertseries.org
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ObsessionArt celebrates its fifth anniversary as an online gallery with an exhibition at The Gallery, Cork Street, from 12th – 17th March. Featured photographers and artists include Hajime Sorayama, best known for designing the Sony AIBO dog and the Replicants in Blade Runner; Stephen Perry, who regularly photographs Gordon Ramsey and Jenson Button; and Igor Vasiliadis, who was voted among the ‘Top 10 Best Photographers in Russia’.
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Headliners:
The Center for the Arts of Homer
Unknown Woodsmen
Gf & Al
CNY’s Finest Features Three Groups
at The Center for the Arts of Homer April 27
Central New York musicians will get another chance to shine at the Center for the Arts of Homer on April 27th. Three musical acts will bring a variety of styles, sounds, and years of experience to the second installment of CNY’s Finest, a presentation that will begin at 7 pm.
Featured in the spring production are Frenay and Lenin, of Syracuse, at 7 pm, The Unknown Woodsmen, of Cortland, at 8 pm, and The Mutron Warriors, of Ithaca at 9 pm. Singer/guitarist Jim VanDeusen will perform in the Community Room before the show and between the acts.
In the summer of 2006, Gary Frenay and Arty Lenin were inducted into the SAMMY’s Hall Of Fame. They have also been honored at the SAMMY Awards Ceremony with trophies for Best Acoustic Act, and Best Rock Instrumentalist (Lenin). During the past 34 years, the pair have been associated with many styles and band names: the raucous new wave/rock and roll of the Flashcubes, the stylish dance-pop of Screen Test, and the harmony-based oldies rock of the Neverly Brothers Band and The FabCats (formerly the Fab Five). No matter what the style of music the two have always featured strong harmony vocals and highly-proficient guitar work.
Tickets for the April 27thshow will be $10 and will be sold at the door. Door open at 6 pm, and refreshments including desserts, coffee, tea, beer, and wine will be sold at the show.
Phone: (607) 749-4900 Web site: ww.center4art.org
E-mail: info@center4art.org
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WE ARE YOU PROJECT INTERNATIONAL
Inaugural Exhibit: March 18 – May 5, 2012
Wilmer Jennings Gallery at Kenkeleba
219 East 2nd Street, New York, NY 10009
(212) 674-3939
The Wilmer Jennings Gallery at Kenkeleba will present the inaugural exhibit of the WE ARE YOU PROJECT from Sunday, March 18 to Saturday, May 5, 2012. This exhibition, developed by We Are You Project, represents the first comprehensive, coast-to-coast, artistic overview of the current state of Latino socio-cultural, political, and economic conditions in the 21st Century.
These express conditions are reflected in paintings and prints by thirty-three prominent, contemporary Hispanic artists whose trans-cultural and pan-Latino-heritage can be traced to many and diverse Ibero-American traditions, including Mexico, Puerto-Rico, Cuba, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Uruguay, Brazil, Argentina, the Dominican Republic, and Spain and Portugal. Most importantly, each artist or their families have experienced the perspective of being an immigrant, refugee, a migrant, expatriate, or nomad, who gratefully found a new home in the United States, and where over the course of years, they have attained professional success by expressing both their vision and unique personal story.
The exhibiting artists of the We Are You Project inaugural exhibition include: José Acosta, Efren Alvárez, Nelson Alvárez, Willie Báez, Josephine Barreiro, Hugo X. Bastidas,, Monica S. Camin, Priscila De Carvalho, Jacqui Casale, Gerardo Castro, Pablo Caviedes, Carlos Chavez, William Coronado, Maritza Dávila, Rosario D’Rivera, Fernando Goldoni, Elizabeth Jiménez Montelongo, Roberto Marquez, Raphael Montañez Ortíz, Hugo Morales, Lisette Morel, Gabriel Navar, Julio Nazario, Jimmy Peña, Joe Peňa,
Duda Penteado, Mel Ramos, Rolando Reyna, Jesus Rivera, José Rodeiro, Marta Sanchez, Sergio Villamizar and Raúl Villarreal.
At the Opening Reception, introductions to the We Are You Project premiere exhibition will be made by Dr. Carlos Hernandez, President, New Jersey City University, as well as Mr. Mario Tapia, President of the Latino Center on Aging in New York City and Miami. Additionally, Hiram Colon, the composer of the music and lyrics for the We Are You theme-song, will perform in collaboration with singer Sophia Angelica, of the Dora the Explorer television show. There will be a We Are You Project Poetry Reading on April 7 from 3:00 to 6:00 pm. The exhibit, Opening Reception and other events are free and open to the public.
Opening Reception: Sunday, March 18, 3:00 – 6:00 pm
Gallery Hours: Wednesday to Saturday, 11am to 6 pm or by appointment
Gallery Location: 219 East 2nd Street at Avenue B
For further information about the show and the related events
please contact Kenkeleba Gallery Director,
Ms Corrine Jennings at (212) 674-3939 and/or
visit the project’s website at: www.weareyouproject.org
Kenkeleba programs are made possible with funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, with support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature, and supported, in part, by public funds from the City of New York Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council, and many generous friends.
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RABBITHOLE PRESENTS:
PIERRE FICHEFEUX
THE KING OF CHICKENS MAKES HAVOC IN HEAVEN
FROM 01 TILL 31 MAR 12
RABBITHOLE
33 WASHINGTON ST (DUMBO)
BROOKLYN NY 11201
Opening Reception w/ guest DJ Taka:
THU 01 MAR 12, 6:00 – 9:00 pm
Artist Talk w/ Live Performance by Bow Ribbons & Smiles Guthrie:
FRI 16 MAR 12, 7:00 – 10:00 pm
Rabbithole Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of new paintings by French artist Pierre Fichefeux from his series The King of Chickens Makes Havoc in Heaven. Opening March 1st and extending through to the 31st, this will be Pierre Fichefeux’s first solo exhibition in New York City.
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Broome County Arts Council proudly presents
“AN ONGOING JOURNEY: PAINTINGS BY THE ARTIST JOSEPH H. LINDSLEY”
A life’s work in pastel, watercolor, drawings and collage
curated by Gil Williams
Opening reception: 6-9 p.m.
February 3, 2012
81 State Street, Ste. 501, Binghamton
“An Ongoing Journey”
Exhibition Dates: Feb 3 – March 23rd
Gallery Hours: Mon-Fri 11am – 5pm
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Thomas Negovan:
“By Popular Demand”
Wax Cylinder and Vinyl Release
Performance and signing
Wednesday, Jan. 25, 7-10 PM
Bypassing electronic and digital media for a completely analog musical experience, the single from Thomas Negovan‘s debut solo album By Popular Demand is the first new song recorded AND released on wax cylinder since 1914. The album features eight songs recorded entirely without electricity onto wax cylinder using a 1900′s Thomas Edison Phonograph Recorder and will be released in a limited number of vinyl-only editions, available at the concert. Thomas Negovan is a singer, composer, author, and art historian based in Chicago, IL. His Century Guild is an annual attraction at Comicon. In addition to his recent music releases, Negovan was also a speaker at a TEDx conference last November. LA LUZ DE JESUS GALLERY
4633 Hollywood Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90027
DOORS: 7 PM | PERFORMANCE: 8 PM
Call the book store to reserve your signed copy: (323) 663-0122 or email sales@soapplant.com
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Wiggins & Harris
Saturday, January 14th, 2012
7:30 PM
The Otesaga Resort Hotel, Cooperstown, NY
The ultimate acoustic blues duo, Phil Wiggins and Corey Harris will provide lots of smoke for our January show. Their sound, coupling Wiggins’ unique harmonica with Harris’ virtuosity on Delta and Piedmont style guitar, pinpoint the joining of African and European music into that unique American music, the blues. As Phil says, “it’s about the groove.”
Southside Johnny and the Poor Fools
at The Center for the Arts of Homer
Saturday, January 28, 8 pm. Doors open for refreshments at 7 pm
Tickets available by calling the Center at 607-749-4900 or 877-749-2787 or at the following locations:
Bev’s Fashions and Origins in Homer, Jodi’s Hallmark, Sheridan’s Fine Jewelry and First National Bank of Dryden in Cortland, and at Ithaca Guitar Works in Ithaca
Phone: (607) 749-4900
Web site: www.center4art.org
E-mail: info@center4art.org
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Capital Splendor − Photos: Valerie Brown, Text: Barbara Glickman
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The Event is the premier issue of Lhooq! Check it out.
An offering from our friends across the pond.
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Friday, December 9, 7pm
Fiction Reading–E. L. Doctorow, Introduced by Darin Strauss
Renowned author and NYU senior faculty member E. L. Doctorow reads from his new book, “All the Time in the World: New and Selected Stories” (Random House, 2011). Doctorow holds the Lewis and Loretta Glucksman Chair of English and American Letters at NYU. This event is co-sponsored with the NYU Bookstore.
Location: Rosenthal Pavilion, NYU Kimmel Center for University Life, 60 Washington Square South
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Terry Waldo, Ragtime Piano
The Rum House, At The Edison Hotel
47th Street (between Broadway and 8th Ave.)
Thursday, December 8, 6 to 8 pm & 9:30 to 11:30
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Monday, December 12, 6 to 8 pm
Manhattan Inn, 632 Manhattan Avenue
Brooklyn, NY, 718-383-0885
http://manhattaninn.blogspot.com
Thursday, December 15, 7:00 -11 pm
Waldo’s Gotham City Band, Traditional Jazz
Peter Ecklund – cornet, Mike Hashim – sax, Jim Fryer – trombone
Alexi David – bass, John Gill – drums, Terry Waldo – piano
Fat Cat
75 Christopher Street (just W. of 7th Avenue)
New York, NY
212-675-6056
fatcatmusic.org
Sunday, December 11, 5:45 to 8:00 PM
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DUMBO: www.rabbitholeprojects@com
33 Washington St., Brooklyn
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How Looking Becomes Seeing II
Workshops for Kids
Museum Program Exhib 2011…
Novemeber 13-December 16, 2011
Opening Reception Nov. 13, 2-4 p.m.
Bright HillLiterary Center
94 Church Street
Treadwell, NJ 13846-0193
607-829-5055 www.brighthillpress.org
Check out listings for events
at Bowery Poetry Club. Any time.
www.bowerypoetry.com
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October 24th – November 14th
*****This Week at the Cinema*****
THURSDAY, 10/27 @ 8:00 pm
The Movement Theatre Company Presents:
TMTC Harlem Horror Nights
*****Upcoming at the Cinema***
FRIDAY 11/4, FRIDAY 11/11 & SATURDAY 11/12
CariBBeing Presents:
Fl@tbush Film Festival, 2nd Edition
FRIDAY 11/4 @ 7:30
Fl@tbush Film Festival (French West Indies: Guadeloupe + Martinique)
Conversation à une voix…avec Max Cilla (Talk in one voice..with Max Cilla)
Nou Yorkers
SUNDAY 11/6 @ 7:30
Keeling’s Caribbean Showcase
Why Do Jamaican Run So Fast?
MONDAY, 11/7 @ 7:00
A special screening of Salesman in honor of
Al Maysles’ 85th Birthday, followed by a Q&A with
the director!
FRIDAY 11/11 @8:30
Fl@tbush Film Festival (Jamaica)
The Almighty Clock
Man Free
SATURDAY 11/12 @ 7:30
Fl@tbush Film Festival
Night of Yao: A Selection of seminal films by Yao Yamesar featuring Sistagod
MONDAY 11/14 @ 7:00
Doc Watchers Presents:
Promised Land
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Broome County Arts Council proudly presents
“Travels with the Artist”,
an artist talk by JOANNE THORNE ARNOLD
5:00pm -7:00pm Thursday, October 27
Broome County Arts Council
81 State Street, Suite 501, Binghamton
FREE and open to the public
Light Refreshments
Painter and arts educator Joanne Thorne Arnold will share images collected and insights gained during a 2-month sojourn that took her to the studio of one of her favorite artists here in America and on to Europe to be inspired by all manner of important art and architecture. The experience is beginning to influence aspects of the artist’s newest work. ”Travel with the Artist” with Joanne Joanne Thorne Arnold is among the artists currently exhibiting work in BCAC’s First Annual Member Show.
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Judy & MaryRose
Photography
City Streets: Local sites
Cooperative Gallery
213 On State St.
Binghamton NY
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8:00 pm:
DUBKNOWDUB, comprised of visual artists Sto and Smhoak Mosheein, exist as a loose amalgam of electronics, trash, science fiction, movement, and an awareness of magical practice filtered through the cargo cult recreation methods of dub music.
http://www.facebook.com/dubknowdub?sk=wall
8:30 pm:
Pasolini’s ‘SALO’, also known as The 120 Days of Sodom, has been called nauseating, shocking, depraved, pornographic . . . the film is also a masterpiece. The controversial poet, novelist, and filmmaker’s transposition of the Marquis de Sade’s eighteenth-century opus of torture and degradation to Fascist Italy in 1944 remains one of the most passionately debated films of all time, a thought-provoking inquiry into the political, social, and sexual dynamics that define the world we live in.
TONIGHT October 26th, 2011.
Door is $10 with Open Bar!
Costumes encouraged!
Starts at 7:30 pm.
www.rabbitholeprojects.com
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- Ascent for Ritual 1947 oil on masonite 39 x 23 3/4 inches
THEODOROS STAMOS
Evidence of Wonder: A Survey 1940s -1990s
October 29, 2011 through January 7, 2012
Opening ReceptiSaturday, October 29 from 2 to 5pm
ACA Galleries, est. 1932
529 West 20th Street 5th Floor
New York, NY 10011
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Graham Parker in Cooperstown:
Saturday, October 15, 2011 7:30 PM
Sterling Auditorium Cooperstown Central School
The legendary British rocker turned solo singer-songwriter brings his brilliant tunes and sharp wit to open our 42nd season. Parker, who paved the way for Elvis Costello and others, is a major figure in the history of pop music since his mid-1970’s debut with backing band The Rumour that received international acclaim. From all the world to Cooperstown.
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Ando’s 9-11 Memorial Sculpture Unveiled
OK, so we’re a little late to the party, but better late than never, especially to let you know about Miya Ando’s 9-11 sculpture, unveiled in early September in London’s Battersea Park. The memorial, created by polishing part of a three-story piece of World Trade Center Steel, was unveiled last week by London’s Mayor Boris Johnson. An educational program to teach tolerance to children was launched at the same time by the 9/11 London Foundation, which commissioned the sculpture.
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Afterwards & Forward: a 10-year 9/11 Reflective Art Exhibition:
These works represent three themes: 1). 9/11, 2). The War-on-Terror, and 3). the search for PEACE. NJCU’s exhibit is the most comprehensive 9/11 Art Show ever assembled, presenting key 9/11 artworks from all over the world, also including most of the principal artists, who are most directly associated with “9/11-related Art.”
The show opens on Monday, September 12 from 4:30 to 7:00 PM,
VISUAL ARTS GALLERY, 100 Culver Ave, Jersey City, NJ.
On campus of NJCU.
T: 201-200-2197 F: 201-200-3224
Artists’ Reception: Sept. 12, 4:30 – 7:30 p.m.
Gallery Hours: Mon. – Fri. 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.
(Closed on Sept. 2 and Labor Day)
Each of 18 artists whose work has been selected for the exhibit has demonstrated a strong commitment to anti-war issues throughout his or her career. The exhibition includes two significant works on loan from the National September 11 Memorial Museum: Milton Rosa-Ortiz’s Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, a light box with World Trade Center debris; and Werner Pfeiffer’s artist’s book, Out of the Sky-9/11 a tribute. Among other highlights of the exhibit are: Joel Meyerowitz’s Nov. 12, 2001, 2001 North Tower Shrouded in Smoke and Spray, a photograph from his Aftermath: Images from Ground Zero, 2001 series; Yoko Ono’s Wish Tree; and Ultra Violet’s sculpture, IX XI.
529 West 20th Street, 5th Floor, NY, NY 10011.
212-206-8080.
June 21 through August 12
THUR, 8/11 @ 7:00 pm
In Honor of the Centennial of Romare Bearden’s Birth, September 2, 1911
The Studio Museum in Harlem In Collaboration with the Maysles Cinema Presents:
The Courtyard at The Studio Museum in Harlem
(144 West 125th Street)
Music starts at 7:00 pm – DJ Ski Hi (100 years of music)
Film starts at 8:30 pm – Bearden Plays Bearden
FREE!
FRI, 7/12 @ 7:30 pm
The Asian American International Film Festival Presents:
Ana May Wong: In Her Own Words
MON, 8/15 – SUN, 8/21 @ 7:30 pm
(Week Long Run!)
Documentary in Bloom
(Curated by Livia Bloom)
Summer Pasture
Preceded by: Dreams of the Divine: A Trilogy
THUR, 8/18 @ 7:00 pm
Jazzmobile and the Friends of Morningside Park Present:
Morningside Park (Morningside Drive and 113th)
Music starts at 7:00 pm – Jazzmobile Presents: Will Calhoun (Live Jazz)
Film starts at 8:30 pm – Thelonious Monk: Straight, No Chaser
FREE!
Fernando Hereñu at Tache, NYC
Red Cataleya, by Arthur Jacob
Otesaga Inn, Cooperstown, NY
July 2011 Templeton Lounge Weekend Entertainment
- Friday, July 1 – Come hear Dana Marcine and Jazzified for your listening and dancing enjoyment.
- Saturday, July 2 – One of Albany , NY ’s most sought-after groups, the Sonny Daye Quartet, will entertain you all evening long.
- Sunday, July 3 – Get up and dance to the Mark and Alice Duo.
- Friday, July 8 – Direct from the Capital District, The Terry Gordon Quintet will have you dancing the night away.
- Saturday, July 9 - Our own vocal sensation Diane Ducey and her quartet will entertainment you!
- Friday, July 15 – Please welcome back Dana Marcine and Jazzified, one of the best female vocalists in central New York .
- Saturday, July 16 – One of our favorite female entertainers and vocalists, Wendy Neif with her band Nightlife; a not-to-be-missed show.
- Friday – Saturday, July 22 -23 TEMPLETON DARK DUE TO HALL OF FAME INDUCTION WEEKEND
- Friday, July 29 – The Blue Monday Jazz and Blues Band is here with Conor Murphy at the Hammond B-3.
- Saturday, July 30 – Welcome back Diane Ducey and her quartet for an evening of superb musical entertainment.
LOST AND FOUND
Poetry Festival: A Celebration of Literary Journals in West Caldwell, NJ — SUNDAYMay 15, 2011, 1 – 5 pm at West Caldwell Public Library in West Caldwell, NJ. NYQ will be represented by Shelley Stenhouse and Douglas Treem, come and listen to all the terrific readings and all the festival has to offer. Free.
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NYQ Monthly Reading Series at Cornelia Street Cafe, NYC — MONDAYMay 16, 2011, 6 pm at the Cornelia Street Cafe – Angelo Verga, Andrea M. Lockett, Laurence Loeb will read. $7 gets you your first drink. http://www.nyqreadings.org
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- Al Dorsa, solo photography, Sanctuary, Christiansted
- Bradley Kaplan & Albert Maysles
