01.31 2013
Friday night: Walking with the Dutch Giant
We’re having an opening tomorrow night for our show to benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society in honor of our friend Justin Van Hoy.
Come by Space 1026 from 7 -10 or view works on-line.
01.30 2013
Deadbeat Club/Clint Woodside At The LA Art Book Fair!
Packed and ready!!!
Starting tomorrow you can buy zines and things by: Remio, Jon Bocksel, Alex Lukas, Grant Hatfield, Nolan Hall, Francesco Igory Deiana, Devin Briggs, Ed Templeton, Andrew Jeffrey Wright, and Clint Woodside. All these goodies and a few surprises are all available the Deadbeat Club Table.
SEE YOU AT THE LA ART BOOK FAIR!!!! DEADBEAT CLUB TABLE 13!!! (at The Geffen Contemporary (MoCA))
Deadbeat Club is a new small press project created by former Space 1026 member Clint Woodside.
01.29 2013
View and bid on artwork to benefit The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
HERE.
And come to 1026 Friday to help celebrate the life of our good friend Justin Van Hoy!
Walking with The Dutch Giant!
01.28 2013
FRIDAY: Walking with The Dutch Giant
Walking with The Dutch Giant:
A Benefit for The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Honoring Justin Van Hoy
February 1st – 23rd, 2013
Opening Reception: Friday, February 1st, 7 – 10 pm
In November, our good friend Justin Van Hoy, a Los Angeles based artist, designer, author
(Milk and Honey: Contemporary Art in California, Ammo Books, 2012), curator and gallerist, passed away after a long fight with cancer.
In February of 2010, we exhibited Justin’s work here at Space 1026 and it is with great sadness that exactly two years later we host a show in his memory. We have asked his friends from Philadelphia and beyond to donate a piece of artwork to show. Proceeds will go to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
We have received donations from Aaron Farley, Adam Wallacavage, Amanda D’Amico, Andres Guerrero, Andrew Jeffrey Wright, Ben Venom, Ben Visser, Ben Woodward, Blake E. Marquis, Brent Owens, Caleb Neelon, Chris Bettig, Christopher Kline, Claire & Jeremy Weiss – Claire Weiss / Day19, Clint Woodside, Derrick McNew, Hershel Baltrotsky, James Ulmer, Jennifer Gilomen, Jeremy Shockley, Jim Houser, Joel Speasmaker, Joey Hays, John Hill, Jon Bocksel, Julia Koral, Justin Krietemeyer, Kevin Byrd, Kevin Earl Taylor, Kevin Morrisey, Leah Mackin, Matt Leines, Miriam Singer, Phuong Pham, Revok, Rich McIsaac, Richard Colman, Roger Gastman, Sage Vaughn, Sarah Christoph, Steven Harrington, Thom Lessner, UPSO, Will Hays and many more.
More, including information on bidding, HERE.
01.24 2013
Cars Will Burn ‘Dollar’
Cars WIll Burn ‘Dollar’
…a minimal psychedelic romp through horrid power 99 anthems hijacked with nothing but a pair of akai s20’s and a 2 octave midi keyboard painted all black…
Listen to it on Jewishnoise!
01.23 2013
The New Dreamz —————————————————————– Experimental Residency Performance Art Program
For one last Friday in January The New Dreamz will be performing new pieces, work shopping new comedy and conducting joke club meetings to prepare for their coming LA mini tour.
Show No.3
Fri. Jan. 25th – doors 7:30 / comedy 8pm
This show is totally different from the previous two shows, so if you’ve seen them who cares, this show is totally new!
This show is free, but if you want to throw gobs of money or even nickles at the performers they will allow it.
Space 1026
1026 Arch St.
2nd fl.
Philadelphia
Join the facebook event page HERE!
01.19 2013
TONIGHT – Cars Will Burn – at Crane – 8pm
*THIS EVENT IS AT 8PM IN THE GRAY AREA AT CRANE ARTS ON AMERICAN STREET**
Live Sets by:::
:::Population One [aka Terrence Dixon] [Tresor/Utensil/Metroplex/Thema/Delsin || Detroit]
:::westov temple [inciting/Great Circles || Phila]
:::Cars Will Burn [Jewish Noise || Phila]
Plus special guest DJ sets throughout the event by:::
:::Lenny Posso [Founder+owner of exceptional record labels Thema and Chronicle || Brooklyn]
Presented with the support of Crane Arts and the Curatorial Lab.
NikSound // $15 //
NOTE: Please be aware of the start time and location.This event starts at 8PM [not an afterhours!] and is at the CRANE ARTS building on American Street – not at inciting hq and not at The Old School where the first Monochrome Sequence event was held.
01.18 2013
“Behind Every Cynic Is A Disappointed Idealist”
Dietrich Meyer, has a opening next week of some new paintings at Paradigm Gallery. The work is all sign paintings based on the themes of melancholy, mania, and duality.
Opening Reception on January 25th, 2013
6-10 PM
Paradigm Gallery + Studio
803 S 4th St
Philadelphia, PA 19147
01.18 2013
The New Dreamz —————————————————————– Experimental Residency Performance Art Program
For two more Fridays in January The New Dreamz will be performing new pieces, work shopping new comedy and conducting joke club meetings to prepare for their coming LA mini tour.
Show No.2
Fri. Jan. 18th – doors 7:30 / comedy 8pm
Show No.3
Fri. Jan. 25th – doors 7:30 / comedy 8pm
Each show will be different and never happen again. Come to all three if you like.
The shows are free, but if you want to throw gobs of money or even nickles at the performers they will allow it.
Space 1026
1026 Arch St.
2nd fl.
Philadelphia
Join the facebook event page HERE!
01.10 2013
NEW MUSIC / SOUND STRUCTURES SERIES – FREE
Vavatican: (pROM nIGHT rECORDS) Brooklyn. New Music group exploring the potential of timbre and form by use of extended technique, graphic notation and intuition, composing music that is a finely tuned amalgamation of improvisation and structure. The group’s compositional aesthetics has been described as reminiscent of the efforts of Morton Feldman and early AACM.
Superlith:
(from Something Else! by S. Victor Aaron)
“Just when you think you’ve heard it all — literally — some really crafty cats come along and create sounds that hadn’t quite been previously contemplated. A couple of such musicians from Philadelphia’s fertile experimental music scene banded together to create some of this alien but strangely alluring noise. Trombonist Dan Blacksberg (Anthony Braxton Quartet, Archer Spade duo with Nick Millevoi) and transmuted Casio keyboard technician Julius Masri (Electric Simcha, Avant rock band LionsHead, Noise duo Chakra Khan/Air Pirates with Millevoi) pooled their vast experience working on the fringes of music to form a New Music duo called Superlith and recently came out with their first album, Plasma Cluster. (Public Eyesore/Eh? Records)
Each of these players brings a unique perspective to the table. Masri is a trained jazz drummer whose curiosity about electronic sounds became a passion that’s led him to compose electronic music for choreography projects. For his part, Blacksberg sees no bounds in the sonorous possibilities of the trombone; he’s a superb technician who wants to go beyond merely doing what’s been done before and push the trombone into unfamiliar territory. On Plasma Cluster, he exploits the openings he sees to do so within the realm of electronic avant garde, and finds the complements to the buzzes, drones and chiming of Masri’s circuit-bent machinery.”
MPSP
MPSP is Mark Price and Sebastian Petsu, sonicists who align their broken and unorthodox techniques embarking on frenzied, derailed, and blasted-out joy rides through house, hiphop, metal, dub, and American noise. Mark Price solos as the enigmatic and genuinely unpredictable Cars Will Burn. Described as a methodical dissection of Top 40 hip-hop club bangers that are at once scummy and decadent. Ultimately saying “yes, but…” to the world in the finest sampler abuse tradition. For Sebastian Petsu, live manipulations of cassettes and cassette players form the core of his sound art process. Sebastian began re-purposing and layering found tapes with the Rain of Belle Isle duo. In current collaborations he now utilizes an unfair amount of controlled, textured tape deck feedback.
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
8:00pm – FREE
@ The Rotunda
4014 Walnut Street, Philadelphia
Vavatican (NY), Superlith (Phil), MPSP(Phil)