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Almost Famous Reading Series: Summer Edition
apexart continues its reading series with a summer edition featuring 12 new authors
wed, july 28: 6:30 pm
Samantha Cohen, Tiphanie Yanique, Seth Fried, Emily St. John Mandel
wed, july 21: 6:30 pm
Nelly Reifler, Leigh Newman, Alex Morris, Sara Finnerty
wed, july 14: 6:30 pm
Brian Trimboli, Wayétu Moore, Courtney Zoffness, Ashley Tomeck
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july 21 video (402MB .m4v)
july 14 video (315MB .m4v)
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sat, july 17: 2-5 pm
Summer In The City
Kids ages 6-12 are invited to create their own New York inside apexart during a on-site mural project, led by artist Yana Dimitrova. |
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wed, july 7: 6:30 pm
The Art of Celebration
Sina Najafi will talk about the changing practice of goal celebration and how these increasingly flamboyant performances reflect on the sport and those who play it. Introduced by Men With Balls exhibition curator Simon Critchley. |
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thur, jun 10: 6-8 pm
EXHIBITION OPENING
Men With Balls: The Art of the 2010 World Cup curated by Simon Critchley
The FIFA World Cup is the most important and widely watched sporting event in the world and will run this year from June 11 - July 11, 2010, in South Africa. This exhibition will create the perfect football environment, a sort of mini-soccer paradise for watching games. |
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fri, may 28: 6-8 pm
EXHIBITION OPENING
Digital Domination - Cyber Nation organized by ABACA's Curatorial
Studies students |
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sat, may 22: 4-6 pm
EXHIBITION TALK
Thom Donovan and Sreshta Rit Premnath, at the invitation of Museo magazine, will interview Svetlana Boym and Matthew Buckingham about the potential of unrealized futures.
In conjunction with Don't Piss on Me and Tell Me it's Raining |
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tue, may 18: 6 pm
EXHIBITION TALK: BRIDGET ELMER and EMILY LARNED INTRODUCE ILSSA
Impractical Labor in Service of the Speculative Arts is
a membership organization for those who make experimental or conceptual work with obsolete technology.
In conjunction with Don't Piss on Me and Tell Me it's Raining |
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tue, may 4: 6:30 pm
RESIDENT CONVERSATION
Current apexart Inbound Resident Parisian painter Marine Karbowski in discussion with painter Mimi Gross. |
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wed, apr 28: 6 pm
EXHIBITION TALK: PAINTERS/PAINTING
Tom Sanford will moderate a panel of five other painters who will talk about painting, including: Kamrooz Aram, Holly Coulis, David Humphrey, Dike Blair and Deborah Kass.
In conjunction with Don't Piss on Me and Tell Me it's Raining |
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thu, april 8: 6 pm
EXHIBITION TALK: JEFFREY DEITCH AND CARLO MCCORMICK
On the eve of Deitch's departure from New York, McCormick will talk to him about his time and legacy as one of the most visible, dynamic and controversial players in the New York art world.
In conjunction with Don't Piss on Me and Tell Me it's Raining |
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wed, apr 7: 6-8 pm
EXHIBITION OPENING
Don't Piss on Me and Tell Me it's Raining organized by Bad at Sports
You have a question, Bad at Sports has an answer. Part retrospective, part answers to submitted video questions, this exhibition will
shed some light on the podcast and blog Bad at Sports.
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thu, apr 1: 6:30 pm
RESIDENT CONVERSATION
Current apexart Inbound resident Maria-Kristiina Soomre in discussion with Anneliis Beadnell, curator of Latatara at the New York Estonian House (opens March 27).
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thu, mar 25: 7-9 pm
Literary Event For New Authors organized by apexart
The reading series continues with a final night of selections from recent work, including readings by Rachel DeWoskin
Keith Devin Morton, Deji Olukotun and Kerri Schlottman. |
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tue, mar 23: 7-9 pm --- wed, mar 24: 7-9 pm
The Almost Famous Reading Series curated by author Bruce Bauman
apexart is pleased to present its inaugural reading series presenting the work of new and emerging authors. Featuring eight writers of diverse genres, the evenings promise to unleash exciting new voices on the American literary landscape. |
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mar 24 reading |
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thu, mar 18: 7-9 pm ---
fri, mar 19: 7-9pm --- sat, mar 20: 3-5 pm
And the moral of the story is...: three days of movie screenings curated by Zoë Gray
An extract from the eponymous non-stop film program that took place February 4-7, 2010, as
part of the year-long Morality project at Witte de With, Center for Contemporary Art, Rotterdam. |
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sat, mar 13: 2-5 pm
Saturday afternoon silkscreening workshop for kids ages 6-12
In conjunction with the apexart exhibition free size in Thailand, where artists will work alongside employees inside the Sinudom Silk Screen Factory, the New York space will host a silkscreening workshop for kids. Instructor McKendree Key will teach silkscreening basics and t-shirts will be on hand to purchase for $3. |
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sat, mar 13: 2-6 pm — apexart opens in Samut Sakhon, Thailand
For Franchise 2010 we received 243 exhibition proposals from 63 countries, and jurors submitted over 5,000 votes to identify a winner. We are pleased to announce that an exhibition to be located in Samut Sakhon, Thailand, authored by Logan Bay, has won. |
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thu, mar 4: 6-8 pm
Come learn about apexart's Franchise Two project and the winning exhibition
free size, which will be on view from
March 13 - April 17 in Samut Sakhon, Thailand. |
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tue, feb 23: 7:00 pm
The Law of Capital: Histories of Oppression
Presentation by Marina Grzinic (Ljubljana, Slovenia). Discussion on the topic of
De-linking From Capital and the Colonial Matrix of Power with guests: Neferti X. M. Tadiar, Jonathan Beller and Besnik Pula. |
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feb 16-20
A week of events organized by Antony Hudek, curator of The Incidental Person. The week culminates with a roundtable discussion with Claire Bishop, Noa Latham, Julie Martin, Barbara Steveni and Stephen Wright on Saturday, February 20, 3 pm. |
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sun, jan 17, 7:00 pm
PERFORMANCE
In conjunction with the exhibition The
Incidental Person curated by Antony Hudek, join artist Will Holder to celebrate the one million and forty-seventh birthday of art. |
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sat, feb 9
RESIDENT CONVERSATION
New apexart Programs Manager Julia Knight speaks with current Inbound Resident Noy Chum about her month long stay in New York. |
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sat, jan 9, 3:00 pm
GALLERY TALK
In conjunction with the exhibition The
Incidental Person curated by Antony Hudek, join in the launch of the Polygon Project by Raphaële Bidault-Waddington. |
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wed, jan 6, 2010: 6:30 pm
EXHIBITION OPENING
The
Incidental Person curated by Antony Hudek
The late British artist John Latham referred to the 'Incidental Person' as someone who invests a situation, observes it and responds to it in a specific, though not necessarily tangible or practical, way. |
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wed, dec 16: 6:30 pm
RESIDENT TALK
Join current apexart resident LINE HALVORSEN in conversation with
NIELS VAN TOMME. |
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wed, nov 11: 6:30
pm
EXHIBITION TALK:
A Slice of Pie with Alanna Heiss
Discussion between Alanna Heiss, Nancy Hwang and Sandra Skurvida,
in conjunction with AVANT-GUIDE
TO NYC: Discovering Absence. |
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wed, nov 4: 6-8
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EXHIBITION OPENING:
AVANT-GUIDE
TO NYC: Discovering Absence maps the art environment of New York
of the twentieth century, reconnecting historic sites to their present
functions. |
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wed, oct
28: 6:30 pm
RESIDENT TALK
Join current apexart resident EMRE HUNER
in conversation with Lauren Cornell, Executive Director, Rhizome. |
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wed, sep
30: 6:30 pm
RESIDENT TALK: Poetry and Innocence
Poetry is compared to childhood games as a means to dissolve the distance
between subject and object. Join current apexart resident LUIS SAGASTI in
conversation with New York based poet and art critic RAPHAEL RUBINSTEIN. |
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thur, sep
24: 6-8 pm
PUBLIC PROGRAM
In conjunction with the exhibition A
Way Beyond Fashion and SOHO Night: Wear ParKour (wear) by
Jenny Marketou |
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fri, sep
18: 6:30 pm
EXHIBITION TALK
A Way Beyond
Fashion exhibition curator ROBERT PUNKENHOFER moderates a discussion
with JENNY MARKETOU, VITO ACCONCI and CARLA FERNANDEZ. |
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wed, sep
16: 6-8 pm
OPENING RECEPTION: A
Way Beyond Fashion
Art and fashion's influence on the definition of society, identity and culture
as well as the relationship between fashion design, cultural engagement and
performative action constitute the thematic core of this exhibition. |
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wed, july
29: 6:30 pm
Current apexart resident British artist KELLY WARMAN, and
MATTHEW LYONS, curator for the Kitchen, discuss the translation
of the written word into performative, mediated and cinematic
space, focusing on contemporary literature and film that
has evolved from the novel form. In addition, Kelly Warman
will read excerpts from her residency diary. |
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wed, july
8: 6 pm
Kick off party for Wondermare curated
by Susan McIntosh and Albert Wilking |
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wed, july
1: 6:30 pm
MODULAR CULTURE: ARCHITECTURE AND THE ART WORLD'S GREAT FRANCHISE EXPERIMENT
As part of apexart's Franchise
Project JOSEPH GRIMA will discuss the role of architecture and how it
relates to the success story of franchising in the U.S., examining the standardized
architectural prototypes of franchising alongside the typography of the "white
cube" gallery space. |
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wed, june
24: 6:30 pm
STANISLAW RUKSZA (curator, art historian) and MARTHA KIRSZENBAUM (curator)
consider stereotyped myths of Poland and communism, peripheries as stimulating
places, and European politics and the conservative shift. They will also
discuss the power of utopia, Polish critical art, history, and curatorial
strategies. |
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various
dates and times
See X,
Y, Z, and U events program for related workshops, discussions and
community interventions in Los Angeles in conjunction with apexart's Franchise in
Los Angeles |
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wed,
jun 10: 6-8 pm
Opening reception for apexart's Franchise in
New York City
thu, jun 4: 6-8 pm
Opening reception for apexart's Franchise in
Los Angeles |
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wed, may
20: 6:30 pm
ser·en·dip·i·ty (srn-dp-t):
Current apexart resident Rebecca Key and
curator/media historian Michael Connor meet
for the first time in person. What can you learn about a person
in the first meeting? What will they talk about? Anything.....everything......or
nothing? |
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thur, may
14: 6-8 pm
Opening reception for I
can't get no satisfaction: Contemporary views on the everyday organized
by ABACA's Curatorial Studies students |
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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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wed, apr
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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wed,
oct 22: 6-8 pm
Opening reception for Perverted
by Theater with performance by Trajal Harrell.
This exhibition selects art for its theatricality and installing it
in an environment molded by theater, invoking the temporal dimension,
the subject/object relation, the audience, the presence of the actor,
the event of attending the theater, character, plot structure, the
use of text in performance, and mimesis in order to reexamine the
triangulation of visual art, performance, and 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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wed,
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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wed,
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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thur,
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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wed,
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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sat,
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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fri,
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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may
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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dec
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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nov
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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nov
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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nov
13
resident talk: Dorothy Amenuke
Resident Dorothy Amenuke (Kumasi, Ghana) in discussion with Judy Sigunick. |
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nov
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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