SYNTHETIK ZERO SONIK FEST: My work will be in this festival of performance, film and visual art

http://www.syntheticzero.com/events/index.php

The next Synthetic Zero and S0NiKFest events will be on Wednesday, February 2nd, 6pm - 9pm, and Saturday, Feburary 5th, 7pm - 10pm at the BronxArtSpace at 305 E. 140th St., #1A, Bronx NY 10454, curated by Mitsu Hadeishi and Seyhan Musaoglu. We will have live performances, experimental film, and visual art. The event will be free (donations accepted). The Synthetic Zero loft events will be part of the Bronx Culture Trolley. Note: the visual art exhibit will be open Fridays and Saturdays 2-7pm through the 12th. Performances: Jessica Danser/dansfolk - Excerpt from "Sensitive Female Chord Progression" - dance (Saturday only) Elizabeth Glushko and Liquid Light Lab - music & multimedia Betty T Kao - poetry reading (Wednesday only) The shooting star experiment of lights - experimental music Booker Stardrum's Drillbaby - music (Wednesday only) Experimental Film: Jeremy Newman - "The Persistence of Forgetting" - Mt. Laurel, NJ Damien Ferland - "Death by VHS" - Winnipeg MB, Canada Charles Chadwick - "Transubstantiation" - South San Francisco, CA Kate Balsley - "Anima Mundi" - Brown Deer, WI Mike Celona - "Detour 3" - Rochester, NY Damali Abrams - "Rompe Puesto" - Queens, NY Evan Meaney - Knoxville, TN Alexei Dmitriev - "Abstract?" Russell Chartier - "Devil on a Dam" - West Haven, CT Tanguy de Thuret - "Untitled" - Italy Christopher Conry - "In the Green Room: an afternoon & an evening with Chairlift and the Crystal Stilts" - Brooklyn, NY Visual Art: Jacek Maczynski - paintings Rebecca Bird - paintings Sara Conde - paintings Darcy Dahl - video installation Amy Elkins - photographic-based experimental work Brad Darcy - visual art Sujin Lee - video installation Theo Cote - photography BronxArtSpace started last year: Linda Cunningham, Mitsu Hadeishi, and a group of artists, curators and arts organizations are collaborating to create a series of events, art shows, experimental film, performance, music, readings, and classes. If you'd like to suggest a future event, would like to curate a show or submit visual art, video, film, music or a performance, please email us at art at bronxartspace dot com; if it's a video you'd like to submit to a Synthetic Zero event, you can send a DVD or Blu-Ray disc to: Mitsu Hadeishi / Synthetic Zero 305 E 140th St #1A Bronx, NY 10454 718 772-4961 Preferred formats for video are DVD (NTSC or PAL) or Blu-Ray disc. DIRECTIONS: The art space is at 305 E. 140th St., #1A, Bronx NY 10454. We're about 20 minutes from Union Square. From Manhattan, 4-5 train to 125th, transfer to 6, one stop to 3rd Ave/138th St, it's 2 blocks from there. Note there are two exits at 3rd Ave/138th, one at Alexander Ave and one at 3rd Ave. Ring 3A if 1A does not answer. Upcoming events and shows: "Transporting Culture" - curated by Linda Cunningham February 18 5-9pm - OpeningShow open to the public Feb 17 - March 5 Bronx River Art Center presents show curated by Vince Contarino & Kris Chatterson: Fri Mar 18 6-9pm - OpeningShow open to the public March 18 - April 29 PLEASE FORWARD THIS TO FRIENDS! Thanks. Note: These events are made possible in part with public funds from the Bronx Council on the Arts through the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs Greater New York Arts Development Fund Regrants Program, Bronx Borough President Aldolfo Carrion and the Bronx delegation of the City Council.

Detroit: A Brooklyn Case Study

I have my work in this show: Detroit a Brooklyn Case Study. http://losangeles.superfront.org/2010/12/detroit-opens-january-20/

DETROIT: A BROOKLYN CASE STUDY opens Thursday, January 20th with a reception 5:00pm – 8:30pm.
On view through May 27 2011
Pacific Design Center #B208
8687 Melrose Avenue | West Hollywood

DETROIT: A BROOKLYN CASE STUDY, SUPERFRONT’s first exhibit of 2011, considers Detroit both as a specific city and as a set of circumstances. This group exhibit invites not so much a comparison of Detroit and Brooklyn but a calculated misreading. How and where might the logics or circumstances of Detroit operate in Brooklyn, or vice versa? Through cartography, documentary video, architectural proposals, photography, painting and other media, Detroit: A Brooklyn Case Study explores urban typology and local specificity between places both known and imagined.

The exhibit includes works by: Dana Bell, Brent Birnbaum, Berenika Boberska, Brennan Buck,Lynn Cazabon, Sara Conde, Philip Dembinski, Jill Desimini, Ellen E. Donnelly, Sebastian Fischbeck, David Freeland, David Karle, Erin Kasimow, Amanda Matles, Blake Morris, Juan Alberto Negroni, Paper Tiger TV, Kaleena Quinn, Jon Stevens, Brett Van Aalsburg, Anusha Venkataraman, Margi Weir, Audra Wolowiec and others.

More info here.

My art has been included in this Architecture and Art publication by Superfront with essays by Mitch Mc Ewen et al. (my paintings on pages 54 and 55)

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