Contents for February 21, 2022
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1. Justin Allen, FF Alumn, at Chocolate Factory Theater, Long Island City, NY, March 25-26
2. Penny Arcade, FF Alumn, at LaMama, Manhattan, March 5
3. Max Gimblett, FF Member, at Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles, CA
4. Dynasty Handbag, FF Alumn, at Zebulon, Los Angeles, CA, Feb. 20
5. Heide Hatry, FF Member, February news
6. Larry Fessenden, FF Alumn, live online with MoMA, Manhattan, Mar. 30-Apr. 19
7. Susan Newmark, FF Alumn, at Blue Table Post, Brooklyn, opening March 11
8. Elly Clarke, FF Alumn, at St. James Hatcham Building, London, UK, Feb. 25 and more
9. Michelle Stuart, FF Alumn, February news
10. Mel Watkin, FF Alumn, at Sheldon Galleries, St. Louis, MO, opening March 4 and more
11. Lynn Gumpert, FF Member, in The New York Times.
12. Colette Lumiere, Mark Bloch, FF Alumns, now online at WhiteHotMagazine.com
13. Galinsky, FF Alumn, at 42 Avenue B, Manhattan, Feb. 23
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1. Justin Allen, FF Alumn, at Chocolate Factory Theater, Long Island City, NY, March 25-26
Hello!
On March 25 + 26 at 8 PM I will be doing a new performance called Frequency at the Chocolate Factory Theater with Yulan Grant and Ian Andrew Askew.
To see tickets and info, please visit the following website:
https://chocolatefactorytheater.org/justin-allen-2022/
Thank you.
More soon,
j
Justinallen.studio
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2. Penny Arcade, FF Alumn, at LaMama, Manhattan, March 5
On March 5 2022 LaMama’s Coffeehouse Chronicles will celebrate 54 years of Penny Arcade’s performance from 1968 till the present (and beyond) From her beginnings as teenage member of the explosive Playhouse of The Ridiculous, the seminal queer glitter glam political rock and roll theatre, to her stint as a teenaged super star for Andy Warhol’s Factory to her emergence as a primal force in NY’s performance art movement of the 1980’s to her long standing international career as an icon of artistic resistance.
Working class, ethnic, and not model tall, Arcade was the other New York City girl: hardworking and obscure, with a considerable chip on her shoulder, all of which she transformed into art. Her primary subject has always been herself, and the will it took to crack Manhattan’s class-conscious art scene. Once installed, though, Arcade never relaxed. She continues to critique the very world that now considers her a legend.
―New Yorker
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3. Max Gimblett, FF Member, at Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles, CA
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4. Dynasty Handbag, FF Alumn, at Zebulon, Los Angeles, CA, Feb. 20
Dear Fearnds,
I am ThRiLtT to say Weirdo Night is coming back to Zebulon Feb 20th after taking Januweary off in order to see how much more I could take of me. Apparently I am done! Cooked! Time to to get out of my house and head and onto the stage where I be long. Back to cervicing the public what they deserve, adding insults to injury to all of your sensitive digestive systems and lighting your vision boards on fire with my mean spirited success. I also have some new drawings and paintings in a radical new show at Leslie Lohman Museum in NYC. And I got some new merchandise, gorgeosuo new tee and tote (more totes kill me kill me) with a lyric from the DH song “I Can’t Wait” – about not wanting the experience, just the memories… A standard truth for me.
I hope to see you this weekend if you have any soul left after attending art fairs and gagging on the bourgeois lifestyle idea industrial complex!!!!!
Ragefully yers + muah!!!!!!!
D-BoBaggins
Weirdo Night – February 20th
To get tickets, please visit the following website:
Thank you.
We are back and we are forth with a solid gold lineup of perfect people!
Ajani Brannum
SKYNSUIT
Ruby McCollister
Sandy Honig
SKYNSUIT
Zebulon, Los Angeles
$20 / doors 7:00 / show 7:30
21+ vax card required
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5. Heide Hatry, FF Member, February news
Dear Friends,
I hope you are all well and stayed warm and cozy during these long and cold weeks.
I just want to inform you briefly about two exhibitions in which I’m participating, and share these climate crisis images, from my most recent snow bear creations.
Artists’ Books and Objects Inspired by James Joyce is a fascinating selection from the Collection of Leo. J. M. Koenders
shown only a few more days at the
Centre Culturel Irlandais, Paris
(Old Library)
5 rue des Irlandais, 75005 Paris
Mon-Fri: 2 – 6pm (GMT)
through February 25
For more information, please visit the following website:
Thank you.
and
Landscapes of Material & Mind is a (physical) SciArt Initiative exhibition that will open this Saturday, February 19 at the
New York Hall of Science
47-01 111th St, Queens, NY 11368 (next to the Queens Museum)
Curated by the amazing
Tarah Rhoda and Julia Butaine Hoel
the exhibition will run through April 24
For more information, please visit the following website:
http://www.sciartinitiative.org/landscapes-of-material-and-mind.html
Thank you.
During the exhibition, there will take place a
Virtual Reception on February 27 from 2 – 4 pm (EST) on Mozilla Hubs, a virtual environment in which you (as an avatar) can ‘walk’ up to other folks who drop in and chat through your computer’s mic. It is come and go as you please, with no formal structure.
To make your reservation, please register below:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/landscapes-of-material-mind-virtual-reception-tickets-256948518937Thank you
and a
Virtual Curator/Artist Talk on March 31st from 1 – 2:30 pm (EST) on Zoom, in which exhibiting artists will share a bit about what is behind their work.
To make your reservation, please register below:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/landscapes-of-material-and-mind-curatorartist-talk-tickets-257371283437Thank you.
With my warmest wishes,
Heide
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6. Larry Fessenden, FF Alumn, live online with MoMA, Manhattan, Mar. 30-Apr. 19
Please visit the following website:
Thank you.
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7. Susan Newmark, FF Alumn, at Blue Table Post, Brooklyn, opening March 11
Susan Newmark
Art of Repair
work on paper/recent series
March 11-May 1
Reception:Friday March 11,
6- 8pm
Blue Table Post
67 Dean Street
(btwn Smith -Boreum Pl)
Brooklyn NY 11201
If you miss the reception, please schedule a visit at a later date by emailing savannah@bluetablepist.com
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8. Elly Clarke, FF Alumn, at St. James Hatcham Building, London, UK, Feb. 25 and more
Mixed Bag
See this message with images here: https://mailchi.mp/c6145244a38c/mixedbag
You’re invited to Mixed Bag – a group exhibition by my PhD Art cohort at Goldsmiths, which runs from Wednesday 23rd February to Saturday 26th inclusive, with live performances (including one by me) on Friday 25th.
Exhibition Open: Wed 23 – Sat 26 Feb, 12-8pm
Performance evening: Fri 25th, 6-8pm, no booking required.
More Info here: https://padlet.com/mixedbag2022/mixedbagexhibition
Location:
St James Hatcham Building,
25 St James’s,
London SE14 6AD
Artists:
Dominique Savitri Bonarjee
Irina Botea Bucan
Elly Clarke with Kit Kuksenok
Morag Colquhoun
Ciarán Ó Dochartaigh
Rowena Harris
Clareese Hill
Marie-Alix Isdahl
Bridget Kennedy
Andrea Khôra
Sophie Sleigh-Johnson
Jessie McLaughlin
Kate Pickering
Katarina Ranković with Nina Davies
#Sergina’s Desperately Delicious Dirty Data Delivery & Dissemination is a new work created for this exhibition out of 209 responses gathered from #Sergina’s Participatory Soap Opera about Wrestling with Wellbeing in the Digital Age and other performances that took place between June 2019 and January 2022, offline and online. In each performance the same set of questions was asked to participants about how they were feeling – with some open ended answers, others multiple choice, with response options taken from #Sergina’s song lyrics.
The data is displayed in limited edition, hard copy form/at and is for sale at a price you name: a rubber stamp will authenticate your purchase. In person sales only.
#Sergina’s Dirty Data was handled by Berlin based multi-disciplinary artist and researcher Kit Kuksenok, and Python and has been outputted in four strict orderings: alphabetical; length of answer, by each question and their chronologically logged answers, and by sentient (depressed to happy) as mostly decided by the machine.
The exhibition is free to attend with no registration necessary. It would be a delight to see you. After two years of zoom it is very exciting to put things in an actual physical space again. This will be my first IRL exhibition in London in over a decade, so do come and say hi. I will be there most days, but get in touch if you want to make sure. On the eve of Friday 25th I will be doing a live performance.
Thanks for reading! And also hello to new humans on this list, whose signed up at one of #Sergina’s performances. Happy to have you here.
Best wishes from North London,
Elly
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9. Michelle Stuart, FF Alumn, February news
Galerie Lelong
Upcoming Michelle Stuart:
The Imprints of Time: 1969-2021
February 24 – March 26, 2022
Opening Thursday, February 24, from 10:00am to 7:00pm
The artist will be in attendance from 5:00pm
Galerie Lelong & Co., New York is pleased to announce the opening of The Imprints of Time: 1969-2021. Since the 1960s, Michelle Stuart (b. 1933, Los Angeles, CA) has created pioneering works that synthesize Land Art, drawing, photography, painting, and sculpture. As one of the few female land artists of her generation, Stuart’s relation to the earth and mark-making also diverges from male contemporaries in capturing “the handwriting of nature.” The exhibition will present a survey from the late 1960s to the present, including works on paper, sculpture, and photography that highlight the site-specificity of her practice as well as the indexical nature of her works.
Photography is an impression made by the light surrounding a specific place. Stuart’s work, pointing to sites as far reaching as Machu Picchu, Mesa Verde, and the South Pacific, manifests that by physically engaging in mark-making that brings the material aspects of the site into the work. Often combining drawings and organic material into one work, these impressions through Stuart’s hand coexist on the same picture plane. In Islas Encantadas: Seymour Island Cycle (1981-82), a monumental grid of earth-imbued units coexist in dialogue with photographs of flora and fauna, caught in time.
Four works from Stuart’s series Area-Sayreville, New Jersey (1976) are comprised of paper rubbed with earth from the quarry and framed with a row of photographs from the site. The artist’s incorporation of photography, beginning in the 1960s, is one of the earliest demonstrations of photography in Land Art.
The grid is a recurring formal structure of Stuart’s work, synonymous with the cool detachment of Conceptual Art of the 1960s. However, the rationality imposed by the grid is exceeded by the natural elements contained within. Stuart arranges the components in the same way one would work with line, shape, and form, creating a unified composition but with depth that moves the viewers’ eyes back and forth, as demonstrated in the early work El Florido Chart (1980) and a recent photographic work Creation Myth (2020).
Collapsing time, memory and place, Stuart’s work addresses the metaphysical while remaining profoundly rooted in its own materiality and the artist’s interest in archeology, botany and history. Armed with the curiosity of an Enlightenment explorer, she approaches materials from the earth and nature as a collector and archivist, aiming to contain their energetic potential as well as to underscore their fragility as beacons of the dire environmental crisis we currently face.
Please contact art@galerielelong.com for sales enquiries.
Michelle Stuart: Penzance (Cornwall) to Paddington (London)
Eckert Art Gallery, Millersville University, Pennsylvania
Through March 4, 2022
Michelle Stuart has been selected as this year’s Conrad Nelson Fellow by Millersville University’s Eckert Art Gallery. This internationally recognized fellowship is awarded annually to acclaimed and established artists. In the artist’s solo exhibition Penzance (Cornwall) to Paddington (London), Stuart documented her travel through time, space, weather, and light, along the passage of a full English train line. The installation of 345 photographs in a line around the gallery mirrors the rhythm of a railroad track.
Exhibitions:
Michelle Stuart: Penzance (Cornwall) to Paddington (London)
Eckert Art Gallery, Millersville University
Millersville, Pennsylvania
January 20 – March 4, 2022
Sound as Sculpture and
Tender Objects: Emotion and Sensation after Minimalism
The Warehouse
Dallas, Texas
January 21 – May 28, 2022
What Is Left Unspoken, Love
High Museum of Art
Atlanta, Georgia
March 25 – August 14, 2022
Installation of Passages: Mesa Verde (1977-1979)
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
Washington, D.C.
Fall 2022
Cosmonogies
Musée d’Art Moderne et d’Art Contemporain
Nice, France
November 2022
Galerie Lelong & Co.
528 West 26th Street
New York, NY 10001
T +1 212.315.0470
F +1 212.262.0624
art@galerielelong.com
Tuesday – Saturday: 10:00AM – 6:00PM
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10. Mel Watkin, FF Alumn, at Sheldon Galleries, St. Louis, MO, opening March 4 and more
Mel Watkin
Revolving
3648 Washington Blvd.
St. Louis MO 63108
Opening March 4, 5-7 pm, thru May 14, 2022
Paula Lincoln, Curator
314-533-9900
and
Cross-Section Series
Gallery at the Kranzberg
501 N Grand Blvd.
St. Louis MO 63103
opening May 6, 6 pm, thru June 18, 2022
Katie Engelmeyer
Visual and Literary Art Coordinator 314-533-0367, ext 105
Collaborative Gallery Talk for Revolving and Cross-Section Series, with cocktails
May 6, beginning at 6 pm at The Gallery at the Kranzberg, moves to the Sheldon Galleries at 7 pm.
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11. Lynn Gumpert, FF Member, in The New York Times.
Please visit the following website:
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/12/arts/julie-saul-dead.html?referringSource=articleShare
Thank you.
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12. Colette Lumiere, Mark Bloch, FF Alumns, now online at WhiteHotMagazine.com
Here are some notes in the form of free-form words and pictures on Colette Lumiere’s Notes.
A terrific show at Company.
So glad her environment has been preserved. Now it should be bought and put in some art institution, please.
https://whitehotmagazine.com/articles/s-notes-on-baroque-living/5305
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13. Galinsky, FF Alumn, at 42 Avenue B, Manhattan, Feb. 23
Let’s get together
We’re hosting a new event, and we’d love to see you there. Join us for a book party celebrating “Scribbling on Spaghetti” Galinsky’s new book of poems & plays – February 23, 2022 at 8:00 – 10:00PM at 42 Avenue B, Manhattan
Featuring special guest performances, DJ Y3LDA, and more.
We hope you’re able to join us! If not, you can buy the book here: https://www.amazon.com/Scribbling-Spaghetti-Poems-Robert-Galinsky/dp/B09NRD6PZ7
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Goings On is compiled weekly by Danelly Reyes, Franklin Furnace University Intern, Winter 2022
