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05.11 2008
Screen-printing Party
– 4:00PM
Thomas Dean and Travis Robertson screen print your shirt or hoodie or whatever for free. Thomas and Travis talk about their printing methods and styles at 1 pm.
Thomas’ shirts are seen on awesome peeps up and down the East Coast. Travis was an integral part of The Drama, a now-defunct arts quarterly. Hands down, these are two of the best printers out of central Virginia. Friends from Space 1026 will be printing, too!
05.07 2008
Mike Stein Show At Exit Skate Shop
Mike Stein is the main dude, art-wise, behind Traffic Skateboards. He also paints some pretty sweet paintings. He will be showing off his work This Friday from 6 to 10 at Exit Skate Shop in Fishtown.
05.01 2008
FUZZ : Puppet Show
A delightful performance by Sean Purl Samoheyl, an artist from Louisa, VA. Sean makes whimsical puppets from cardboard and magic markers. Musical accompaniment by Super Daughter and Kayde.
04.26 2008
Flowers of Flesh and Blood
FLOWERS OF FLESH AND BLOOD
drawings by JOSEPH BUZZELL
May 9th-June 1st, 2008
Little Cakes Little Gallery
625 East 6th Street #1B
New York City, NY 10009
646-342-1056
Gallery Hours:
Fri-Sun 1 to 6pm or by appointment
04.19 2008
ORBITAL DEBRIS
ORBITAL DEBRIS
Brooke Inman + Leah Beeferman
opens Friday, June 6th
6-10pm
closing and artist talk June 28th
Space 1026 is pleased to present “Orbital Debris,” work by Brooke Inman and Leah Beeferman. Through drawing, their works constitute a pursuit of understanding and an exploration of the worlds we inhabit.
Brooke’s work focuses on revealing the complexity of the mundane, obsessing over the purchase of an IKEA couch (and other everyday decisions, such as what color spandex to wear). Her drawings disclose a constant reorganization of personal space and a persistent questioning of self — in which she is never satisfied with the answer.
Leah imagines the universe seen by a building NASA uses to track orbital debris. Her drawings are fraught with the task of giving architecture a symbolic life. Permanently stuck to the ground, yet constantly looking upward, this structure epitomizes the perseverance and limitations of imagination.
Each artist’s method of spatial exploration is unique and interminable. Driven by idealism and the desire for connection, both artists are perhaps only satisfied having found a practice that shows no visible beginning or end, one of infinite playfulness and possibility.
Brooke Inman (’08) and Leah Beeferman (’09) are allies from the Master of Fine Arts Department of Painting and Printmaking at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia.
Brooke: brookeinman.com
Leah: www.inkbox.org
04.18 2008
SPACE 1026 AT VERSION FEST
THESE ARE A FEW PICS FROM THE INSTALL, WE WILL BE POSTING PICS FROM THE OPENING LATER THIS WEEKEND.
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04.11 2008
Version Fest 08 : “Dark Matter”
The Space 1026 crew will be gracing Chicagoans with our collective presence to kick off the Version 08 Festival.
We will be installing at Chicago Country Club Gallery and doing live screen printing so attendees can witness the process.
We will also be appearing at the festival’s NFO/XPO at the Version HQ.
Stop by and bring us somethin’ to print up all nice for ya.
03.29 2008
Benefit Show for Pedal Co-op
Benefit Show for Pedal Co-op (3.30.08)
Hosted by the Pedal Co-op, a West Philadelphia bicycle powered recycling service. Cupcakes and music from 4 till 8 pm. Bring money to donate!
03.29 2008
Benefit Show for Pedal Co-op
Hosted by the Pedal Co-op, a West Philadelphia bicycle powered recycling service. Cupcakes and music from 4 till 8 pm. Bring money to donate!Visit Pedal Co-op’s site!
03.26 2008
“Paradise Now” LoBot at Space 1026
A group installation and dinner prepared by the members of Oakland’s LoBot Gallery hosted by Space 1026. Come prepared to stuff your face!