The Flux Factory’s Flux House on Governor’s Island is hosting a group show curated by Sally Beauty. Come see two pieces of mine, and a host of other talented artists addressing light itself.
SPECIAL UPDATE: Closing event is a Night Parade on September 3rd, come parade in your finest glow-the-the-dark attire!
Come enjoy a performance showcase by artists associated with the upcoming special edition of The Anthropology of Consciousness. Performances by Cameron Stuart, Painted Faces, Dean Cercone, and yours truly.
Conversation with a Candle is featured in the Dream Alliance: Art, Anthropology, and Consciousness group show associated with the Journal of Anthropology of Consciousness this month at ChaShaMa Gallery.
“Dream Alliance: Art, Anthropology and Consciousness is an interdisciplinary project that includes painting, collage, assemblage, sculpture, photography and performance. This exhibition brings together artists and anthropologists who investigate consciousness, particularly as an encounter with the unconscious or magic—that which is unknown—marking the limit of modern identity. The selected works create spaces for otherness as a collective experience (other than ruling class imaginaries), an experience that is both political and aesthetic, and thus envisioned here as a form of magic, which we define as the power to act. In this sense the dream alliance is an alliance across difference, based on a freedom of imagination and a politics of coexistence.
The exhibition, curated by Phantasmata (Melinda Kiefer Santiago & Christopher Santiago), stems from a special issue of Anthropology of Consciousness, a journal of the American Anthropological Association (AAA) that publishes research on a wide spectrum of topics all linked to the cross-cultural study of consciousness phenomena. The issue, edited by Melinda and Christopher, will be published in Fall 2023.”
https://chashama.org/event/dream-alliance-art-anthropology-and-consciousness/
Do it to Me if You Want will screen as part of the 22nd Tribeca Festival – which will take place virtually and in New York City from June 7th-18th, 2023 – as part of the Tribeca NOW indie episodic program. I recorded the location sound and had a superwonderful time with everyone on set. So so glad it’s out there and getting the attention it deserves. Congrats everyone!
Marshall Kavanaugh (aka Marshall Deerfield) collected a series of collaborative haiku from our travels together and placed them in a larger compilation called Travel by Haiku Vol 6-10: Far Out On the Road With Friends.
And it is now available at the Philadelphia Museum of Art museum shop!
and check out everything on Marshall’s press, A Freedom Books.
Bio-Incandescence comes to Pari Passu Gallery! Due to public health concerns we have restricted gallery hours to Jan 15 & 16. All other times are by appointment, for private masked viewings.
Jan 8-16 2022
Pari Passu Gallery
Sat/Sun Gallery hours: 1-8 pm
and by appointment
at
The Institute of Semiotic Materialism (ISM)
56-11 Catalpa Ave, Second Floor
Ridgewood, Queens
As Artist-In-Residence at the Queens Museum during this year, their program The Year of Uncertainty (YoU), Tecumseh Ceaser created a research-based language and animation piece called “Water Connects Us All”, with video animation & sound design by yours truly!
It’s on exhibit in the main hall from Oct 2021 to Feb 13, 2022.
at
301 Saratoga Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11233
Gallery Hours :
October 29 and 30, 1-7 PM
Join us for live performances by Cameron Christopher Stuart and Hannah Kallenbach at 7PM.
Made possible by the City Artist Corps program
The Second Edition of CALX VIDA’s online journal of artists, thinkers, and activists is now online!
Check it out here:
Contributors (in alphabetical order):
Devika Bilimoria
Gary Mawe, Ph.D.
Nyssa Frank
OCTONOMY
Shahara Benson
Space Pants
The Second Edition arrives THIS SATURDAY — 10/10/2020, and you are invited to our OPENING PARTY!
7–9pm EST
Saturday October 10, 2020
And, wherever you are in the world, you can come.
We are having a hybrid event:
1) a real (very very small) rooftop concert,
2) simultaneously, a virtual "rooftop party" on the virtual audio space High Fidelity, where you can mingle and freely move between conversation groupings, just like on the real roof, and
3) simultaneously, a live stream of the music & visuals.
Don't worry, you don't need special equipment or shoes to join us in VIRTUAL REALITY. Just use your web browser & some headphones. Try out the platform here before you come and make sure you’re able to beam in to the party, or just livestream the art from our contributors & enjoy from wherever!
Music/Performance by SpacePants
Music by Octonomy
VJ Set by Michael Glen with Images by Gary M. Mawe, PhD.
Images by Shahara Benson, Devika Bilimoria, Nyssa Frank
Doors open at 6:30pm EST! We'll see you there.
To celebrate the launch of Calx Vida’s new online journal of art & design, thought & action, we’re having a party at CALX VIDA STUDIO on February 2, 2020.
Featuring:
Work from contributors to the Catalogue
Music by JUICE, Daniel Klag, and Octonomy
&
A working prototype of CALX VIDA’s new immersive installation:
The Experiential Art Spa experiment (EASe)
Join us! (RSVP here)
Announcing SUMMIT, a festival of performance, installation and sound!
Featuring The High Focus Institute's new performance intervention NOW HIRING, the mystical sounds of SUNNY QUETZALCOATL and the next fabulous GODDESS PARTY on Saturday night!
Contributors:
Dean Cercone
Erica Schreiner
OCULUS Collective
Alanna
at
KILROY METAL CEILING
283 Greene Ave. Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, NY
FRIDAY 27 MAY 6-10
SATURDAY 28 MAY 12-8, GODDESS PARTY 8-1AM
SUNDAY 29 MAY 4-8