100 Years of Black Women's BasketballArchive for the ‘events’ Category
07.12 2007
SUMMER OF MERCH ROUND 3!
SPACE 1026 will have a merch table at the AS220 block party in Providence Rhode Island this saturday at Empire St. For more info on the event go to: www.as220.org
06.21 2007
BRAIN BASHERS
BRAIN BASHERS
ART SHOW CURATED BY AJ FOSIK
ARTISTS:
- ALEX LUKAS
- ANDREW JEFFERY WRIGHT
- BEN WOODWARD
- DAMIAN WEINKRANTZ
- ELIZABETH HUEY
- KEITH JONES
- JOSEPH BUZZELL
- JORDIN ISIP
- MATT HABER
- MATT LEINES
- WILLIAM BUZZELL
JUNE 29th – AUGUST 24th 2007
ANDENKEN GALLERY
2110 MARKET STREET
DENVER 80205
OPENING: FRIDAY, JUNE 29th 7p.m.
WITH MUSIC BY D.J. SARA T, D.J. ALISHA, & SCOTT DAMMIT
www.andenken.com
image by WILLIAM BUZZELL
06.20 2007
Joy Feasley and Clare Rojas
Locks Gallery is pleased to announce a reception for artists Joy Feasley and Clare Rojas Friday, June 22nd, from 5:30 to 7:30pm. Gallery admission is free and open to the public.
Locks Gallery
600 Washington Square South
Philadelphia PA 19106
215.629.1000
06.19 2007
Old Head Young Head
“Old Head Young Head” features work by two Philadelphia artists capturing the city’s underbelly grittiness. Greg Tobias brings a 65 year olds perspective which will be contrasted against the vision of 30 year old Dan Murphy the founder of Megawords and an original member of the Space 1026 artist collective.
for more info look at cerealart.com
06.19 2007
Staring Therapy
The August show is called staring therapy. Its a whole bunch of artists from Toronto and all over. Lots of fun!
Exhibition: August 3 – September 1, 2007
Location: Space 1026 – 1026 Arch St. Philadelphia PA 19107
Reception with the artists: Friday August 3rd, 7-11pm
For more information contact: Jesse Goldstein 610-405-3972 or jesse@space1026.com
Toronto artists Victoria Kent, Seth Scriver, and Sandy Plotnikoff gathered works for this exhibition by sending out a pre-recorded phone message* to friends and contacts around the globe. People responded with small artworks and found objects, which will form an installation to be viewed through specially decorated Staring Tubes.
Staring Therapist Victoria Kent will be present at the reception to welcome visitors, with surprise guests providing musical entertainment.
The artists involved in Staring Therapy are fixtures of a Toronto art scene known for its peculiar (and always free) happenings. For this show, they have turned Plotnikoff’s basement and yard into a “Value Village” thrift store, where they’ve held weakly yard sales with musical guests and free airbrushed personalization of goods. Held throughout the summer, the sales have helped them raise the money they needed to make their trip to Philadelphia possible. On opening night, they will bring their final yard sale of the summer to Space 1026; donations of used goods for the yard sale may be dropped off at the gallery sometime before August 3rd.
*Call for submissions (mp3): http://laundry-line.net/staringtherapy.mp3
Artists:
Tara Azzopardi, Jeremy Bailey, Cecilia Berkovic, John Caffery, Miles Collyer, Armand Cousineau, Mark Delong, Janis Demkiw, Shayne Ehman, Anne Fauteux, Iris Fraser, Anitra Hamilton, Emily Hogg, Andrew Hunt, Jay Isaac, Keith Jones, Victoria Kent, Devon Knowles and Peter Gazendam, Jeffro Halliday, Jez, Jinhan Ko, Amy C. Lam, Craig Leonard, Amy Lockhart, Jiva MacKay, Jason McLean, Mombert, Terry Piercey, Sandy Plotnikoff, Tanya Read, Jon Sasaki, Seth Scriver, Jocelyn Shipley, Malcolm Sutton, Swintak, Kika Thorne, Josh Thorpe, Ron Tran, RM Vaughan, Brent Wadden, Brodie West, Erin Zimerman, and others tba…
06.08 2007
ART FOR THE CASH POOR
The summer of merch continues with Art For thr Cash Poor! I’ll be there with new stuff i didn’t have last weekend at the Art Star Craft Bazzar. new buttons! new stickers! new drawings! see you there!
saturday june 9 and sunday june 10, 1pm to 6pm. Crane Arts building, 1400 N. American St., Philadelphia. for more details call 215-235-3405 or visit www.inliquid.com
06.08 2007
Print the Shirt Off Your Back
Temple Gallery, Old City
June 9th, 1–5pm
Bring your own shirt or article of clothing and take part in the screenprinting process.
Instructions
1. Locate an article of clothing.
2. Bring it to the Temple Gallery.
3. Choose a design.
4. Screenprint.
This event is part of the MANYBODY show at Temple Gallery, 259 N. Third St.
Visit the show from June 1st through July 21st. MANYBODYSHOW.ORG
06.05 2007
You Got The Touch
YOU GOT THE TOUCH
the art of crystal lee kovacs and andrew jeffrey wright. this show ends friday at 6pm. Ruth Daneman Salon, 1728 east passyunk ave., 215-339-1778 go see it fast!
06.04 2007
Blood In Blood Out – Space 1026 in London
runs through July 1 2007
96 Gillespie is pleased to present ‘Blood in Blood out’ by Philadelphia arts collective, Space 1026.
A 25 + member group known for their collaborative and fun group spirit, their art installations embody the diverse personalities and disciplines within the group as well as coalesce them into a tight, over the top aesthetic that combines print-making, drawing, sculpture, design, and video in an infectious visual chaos.
Space 1026 is a studio, an nationally renowned art gallery and an art collective at the heart of Phildelphia’s explosive art scene. Many of the members have successful solo careers, while others are still emerging. It is this combined with individual anonymity, incredible energy resources, and group suppport that drives their inspirational art-antics.
Members include: Adam Crawford, Adam Wallacavage, Andrew Jeffrey Wright, Andrew Pierce, Anthony Smyrski, Aryon Hoselton, Becky Suss, Ben Woodward, Caitlin Emma Perkins, Clint Woodside, Courtney Dailey, Hanif O’Neil, Holly Gressley, Isaac Lin, Jake Henry, Janet Lee, Jason Hsu, Jayson Scott Musson, Jeff Wiesner, Jesse Goldstein, Jesse Olanday, Jodi Rice, John Freeborn, Jonathan Finnegan, Justin Myer Staller, Katie Kent, Lindsey Mears, Liz Rywelski, Mark Price, Mary Chen, Matt Kosoy, Maximillian Lawrence, O. Roman Hasiuk, Ryan Thacker, Ted Passon, and Thom Lessner.
For this exhibition, the group will be exploring the concepts of individualism and identity through art and fashion. Running themes include crime and consumerism.
Private viewing to be held on Thursday June 7th, from 7-9 pm
Location: 96 Gillespie road, London N5 1LN
Opening hours: Th-Su 2-6pm. or by appointment
Phone: 0207 503 3496
Admission: Free
http: www.96gillespie.com
Tube: Arsenal (Piccadilly Line)
Bus Routes: 19, 4, 106, 23
www.96gillespie.com