Unusual Timeline
Motion Pictures10.25 2008
Reppin’ @ 215 Festival
We’re selling books today at the 215 Festival. RIGHT NOW! Get here!
We’re here until 6:00pm.
Space 1026 + Free News + Lots of awesome stuff.
215 Festival
Latvian Society
531 N. 7th Street
Philadelphia
10.23 2008
FRIDAY NIGHT< BROOKLYN
You Are Forgiven by Matt Leines (Free News Projects, 2008)
Book Release and Signing
Friday, October 24th, 7:00
10.22 2008
Skateboarding, Action, and Architecture
October 23: PIFAS
Faculty-member Brandon Joyce shares his inexpert opinions on how it is action that anoints architecture with meaning. Calling on street-skating as a high model, he’ll speak about how use, misuse, and transformation can override- or even negate- intent and expression in architectural design.
The talk will be short and followed by a discussion on the topics… and, of course, more skate videos.
Coffee will be served.
8PM
Free and Open to the Public
10.20 2008
ITSOK at Space 1026 on Fecal Face
Sighn recounts his full stay in Philadelphia installing his October show with Trevor Reese entitled Our Intentions are Honorable.
10.17 2008
Space 1026 @ Hamburger Eyes
“One-Thousand Twenty-Six Eyes” is up until November 9. We got lots of photos and a large glowing geodesic dome with viewfinders embedded in it. Check out the pics:
Space Thanks to Ray Potes at Hamburger Eyes, Molly McIntyre, and Wendi Wing for all their help.
10.16 2008
Our Intentions Are Honorable: install photos
Sighn posted detailed photos of his time spent in our gallery and surrounding neighborhood during the installation of his show at Space 1026.
Mark Price, Ben Woodward, Beth Brandon, Megawords, Aryon’s living room, Zac Beaver and Erik Osteroma all made the cut.
Trevor Reese building.
Mark Price makes us feel safe.
Beth Brandon drying out.
Erik installing It’s Oks.
10.16 2008
Secret Rooms of the Dirtpalace – Volume 3:
Opening November 7, 2008 6 – 11pm
November 7 – November 29, 2008
Space 1026
1026 Arch St. Second Floor, Philadelphia, PA
The Dirtpalace is an inconspicuous rotting brick building in the thick of opinionated pedestrians, aggressive loud-mouthed drivers and Rhode Island’s finest hot weiners that is Olneyville Square. Which is to say that it is a cupcake encrusted netherworld docked along the shore of the Woonasquatucket river.
In it‘s past lives it was a library, a place of worship, a junk pile, a basement phone sex operation, and a drug store. It is now a place where nobody lives, where nobody ever lived and where there are many books and cats and girls lingering in confusing hallways inventing things potentially not in the most efficient way nor using the scientific method.
The Dirtpalace may be explained to strangers/parents/squares by employing the pithy catch phrase “An All female Art Collective in Providence, RI”. The word feminist is also relevant and frequently used, as are the words cold, broke(n), impossible and nusto-broads.
In the show “Secret Rooms of the Dirtpalace – Volume 3…” we present you with real and hypothetical furnishings from behind the trapdoor bookcases. Artifacts of histories as varied as the day and night, saturated in love, loss, explosion, boredom, useless junk, phantom fame, deception and loyalty.
to learn more about the dirt palace check out their website.
they also have a flickr.
Hours
The gallery at Space 1026 is open daily between noon and 7pm, please ring the bell for entry.
Contact
Crystal Stokowski is available for further information about the show or to discuss appointments, sales and tours. Contact her at crystalstokowski@space1026.com.
Suggested Listing
I Hope I Live This Way Until I Die, new work from the Dirtpalace, the all female art collective from Providence, at Space 1026 located at 1026 Arch St., 2nd Floor, Nov. 7 – Nov. 29, 2008.
10.14 2008
Small Change presents: THE FOUND FOOTAGE FESTIVAL 2
The Found Footage Festival is a one-of-a-kind event compiles more than an hour’s worth of footage from videos that were found at garage sales and thrift stores and in warehouses and dumpsters throughout the country. Marky Mark pumping iron, rapping pregnant ladies, clips from Stairway to Stardom public access show, and much more!
Hosts Joe Pickett and Nick Prueher, whose credits include the Late Show with David Letterman and The Onion, will be appearing in-person with their new lineup of video clips and live comedy.
THURSDAY October 16, 2008
7:30pm
$8.00 advanced or $10.00 at door
@ The Latvian Society
531 N. 7th St.
Philadelphia, PA
More info: Small Change Screenings
GET YOUR ADVANCE TICKETS HERE:
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/43829
This could SELL OUT!!!
10.13 2008
1026 ANNUAL ART AUCTION: Donate today!
Space 1026 is preparing our Annual Art Auction for 2008. We will have a preview night for First Friday in December, a week long eBay auction and an incredible selection of art donations for you to bid on for the Live Auction on December 12th.
* Full 1026 Art Auction Details *
Supporting the Art Auction through donations and purchases helps ensure that Space 1026 can continue showing artists from all over the world in our gallery, hold community centered events and provide a collaborative and supportive environment to the Philadelphia community.
10.10 2008
Space 1026 Art Auction 2008
Auction Time Rebroadcast at 6pm
Live Auction at 7pm with the Gregarious Gentleman of the Arts Todd Kimmel.
About Space 1026
We are an artist run gallery/studio space located in Philadelphia. We have been supporting local and international artists for the past eleven years. Our members have produced the following projects: The Bookmobile, LTTR, Sweatheart, Plastic Little, Cars Will Burn, MegaWords, FreeNews Projects, the Small Change Film Screening series, Cantab Publishing, Vaudevillain New Year’s Brigade and tons of others.
1026 in 2008
We performed in the Mummer’s Day Parade, participated in shows in Puerto Rico, Oakland, San Francisco and Chicago, spoke at MoMA and even went on tour. Every month visiting artists installed impressive shows in our gallery. Life-size bird sculptures, pillow forts and magic worlds filled the gallery. Artists held workshops, hosted artist talks and bands performed. We exhibited work from artists Brian Wilmont, Monica Canilao and Sighn and groups JustSeeds, LoBot and Cinders Gallery. Full gallery list.
Schedule of Events
December
5th: SUBMISSION DEADLINE & Art Auction Preview from 6 to 10pm
5th – 11th: Art Auction Preview and eBay auction (we will continue to accept donations)
12th: Art Auction from 7 to 10pm
14th: eBay Auction ends at 7pm
About the Art Auction
We are extending our Art Auction to include a preview on First Friday with a live performance and on online auction that runs for over a week. CASH or CREDIT accepted for the live auction.
Credit cards accepted for payment through Pay Pal
Art Donations
Supporting the Art Auction through donations and purchases helps ensure that Space 1026 can continue showing artists from all over the world in our gallery, hold community centered events and provide a collaborative and supportive environment to the Philadelphia community. Past auctions have included work from ESPO, Barry McGee, Judith Schaecter and Matt Leines. Submissions have already begun piling up for this year’s auction. Along with submissions from all of our members, we have collaborative work from our group shows.
Donation Suggestions
+ Prints, posters
+ Paintings, sculptures
+ CDs, tapes, records
+ Clothing, t-shirts
+ Art of any kind!
Donation Process
* Download the Donation Form *
Complete the form with the following information:
Name
Title
Medium
Retail price
Short bio/resume or website
(Any additional information will help promote your work in our publicity and at the auction.)
Drop off or send donations to:
Space 1026
ATTN: Art Auction
1026 Arch Street 2nd Floor
Philadelphia PA, 19107
Contact
Aryon Hoselton 215.833.5672
artauction@space1026.com