1. the future

    June 8, 2010
    by Maxime Buchi

    according to genesis P’Orridge


  2. fire painting

    June 6, 2010
    by Maxime Buchi

    I am not fascinated by french art, although it did have some interest until the 80′s. Additionally, my nein-sager mentality usually conditions me to develop a negative preconception on whoever seems to be unanimously appreciated. However, I am irrationally intrigued by Yves Klein’s work. Especially, his work with fire.


  3. STAND UP, Comedy like you’ve never seen it before.

    June 5, 2010
    by Jeanne-Salome Rochat

    Aaron Schuster and Nicolas Matranga are presenting STAND UP, Comedy like you’ve never seen it before.

    At Moulin Rouge night club in Vilnius, Lithuania, TONIGHT ONLY at 8pm!

    Free admission – exit 10 litas

    Exquisite posters by Elena Narbutaite


  4. THE REAL CRIP WALK

    June 4, 2010
    by Jason Farrer


  5. NEW YORK CITY PERFORMANCE ART PART II

    Art Collective YEMENWED presents “Woman Merges With Car” at Jack Henley Gallery

    Thanks to Christelle de Castro for videos.

    Tonight Gloria Maximo, who performs in the first video with coffee and laptop presents two of her beautiful paintings at WallSpace Gallery from 6-8pm at 619 West 27th Street NYC, NY.


  6. Incohative Listening + Centerless Portrayal: TONIGHT @ Sculpture Center, Long Island City, NY‎

    June 3, 2010
    by Jeanne-Salome Rochat

    Yuji Agematsu, Circuit Des Yeux, Tom Kovachevich, Mother Earth, and Tom Thayer
    TONIGHT, June 3, 2010, 8:00 PM – 12:00 AM

    An immersive evening of music and live performance features Tom Thayer’s eccentric combination of sound, puppetry, and animation; Yuji Agematsu’s durational exploration of New York City via slide projection and field recordings; and solo performances by Circuit Des Yeux (Haley Fohr), Tom Kovachevich, and Mother Earth (Kyle Clyde and Dylan Hay) throughout the building and courtyard.

    Organized by Keith Connolly and Jay Sanders.

    MAP


  7. Terence Koh at PS1

    June 2, 2010
    by Jason Farrer

    On May 20th we visited PS1 and danced the day away with Holli Smith and David Benjamin Sherry thanks to Michael Magnan, New York’s favorite house dj. We witnessed big brother, Humberto Petit giving some very deep throated advice to Kalup Lindsay. Best of all… an illegible, yet perfectly clear, art history lecture by one Mr. Terence Koh featuring some of my all time favorite influences: the irreplaceable Collin de Land, John Waters and Divine, Rem Koolhaas, Jack Pierson, Rei Kawakuba’s unmatched spring 1997 collection, and my personal favorite, Mended Veil hitting the slopes at Rob Pruitt’s legendary 1998 Cocaine Buffet (seen here in the third video).

    Terence Koh from Rija Munfar on Vimeo.

    Terence Koh from Rija Munfar on Vimeo.

    Terence Koh from Rija Munfar on Vimeo.