I have an Opening June 1st from 2-6pm at the Bronx Museum-
On View: June 1- August 18, 2008
Open House: Sunday, June 1, 2008
2 to 6 pm
How Soon Is Now? features an array of work by 36 artists from Artist in the
Marketplace (AIM), one of the most celebrated and competitive programs for
emerging artists in the country.
Organized by Erin Riley-Lopez, Assistant Curator
I have an article in NYartsmagazine this month : http://www.nyartsmagazine.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=163546&Itemid=721I have two exciting things going on in January and February. Starting January 30th I have work in Jen Bekman's 20x200 Project. Check it out http://www.20x200.com/ Also, my video piece All's Fair in Love in War will be a part of The Woman's Project production of Sand (February 1st through March 2nd). (http://www.womensproject.org)
A Mainstage Production
A World Premiere Play
by Trista Baldwin
directed by Daniella TopolScenery by Anita Fuchs
Costumes by Clint Ramos
Lighting by Traci Klainer
Sound by Daniel Baker
Original Music by the Broken Chord Collective
Featuring Alec Beard, Angela Lewis, and Pedro Pascal
A young American soldier in the Middle East encounters an ever-shifting landscape, forcing him to confront powers foreign and domestic, secular and divine, real and imagined.
The show runs
December 1- Janurary 26, 2007
Exit
Art, 475 Tenth Ave, New York, NY 10018
http://www.exitart.org/site/pub/exhibition_programs/loveandwar/index.html
To mark the
five-year anniversary of the ‘War on Terror,’ Exit Art is pleased
to present Love/War/Sex, a group exhibition that considers the conflation
of those basic human instincts—a toxic combination that is manifested
in images and stories coming out of the current war in Iraq and in wars throughout
history. The works relate disparate issues such as weapon infatuation, war
nostalgia, and the sexualization of violence to form an overall image of war
as a perversely necessary trait of human civilization. If love and sex are
necessary tools of procreation (birth), then war represents the destructive
will of humanity (death), symbolizing a metaphoric beginning and end that
narrates all of life.
Incorporating video, sculpture, wallpaper and photography by seven emerging
artists, this exhibition connects longing with violence and love with war,
imagining the business of war in all its sexual manifestations. It will also
feature a selected collection of military artillery and wallpapered texts
about the subject creating an immersive, war-obsessed environment.
Art Opening/Artist Reception
for
BITS by REBECCA LOYCHE
Thursday, October 11 from 6 to 9pm
Wine, snacks and cupcakes will be served
CLARABELLA is pleased to announce BITS, a collection of original photographs
by REBECCA LOYCHE
www.clarabellanyc.com & http://clarabellanyc.com/blog/?page_id=1041
Sports in Contemporary Art
Oct 14, 2007 thru Nov 28, 2007
Opening Recepton: Sunday, Oct. 21 1-4pm
Features video, computer animation, photography, installations, and paintings
that deal with sports as a global industry, a local phenomenon, a source of
civic and national pride.
Artists include Scott Bowe, Rob Carter, Jeff Mongrain, Junpel Murao, Rebecca Loyche, Tom Kokit, Susannah Ray, Freddie Rodriguez and Lee Walton.
Rockland Center for the Arts (RoCA)
27 South Greenbush Rd.
West Nyack, NY 10994.
845-358-0877 , Fax: 845-358-0971
www.rocklandartcenter.org http://www.rocklandartcenter.org/exhibits/sports.html
