Bonniekate: What city do your currently live in? Min Hee Lee: I am staying in Manhattan near the Times Square! BK: What city are you from? MHL: I am from Seoul, Korea. BK: You are at Steinhardt – what is the focus of your study? MHL: I am studying Visual Arts Administration now. I am
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The flurry of people is buzzing about the space with an ominous “ticking” filling the tent’s atmosphere… Time to pull back the runway cover… The set… Here comes the model… Beyonce, another Knolls, and Kim… Classic front row… BONUS: Bill
OPENING THIS WEEK AT 80WSE PAPERTAILS Curated by Valerie Hammond & Kiki Smith Including work by Antony, Michael Byron, Francesco Clemente, Julia Fish, Carl Fudge, Chie Fueki, Beka Goedde, Kathleen Graves, Valerie Hammond, Hilary Harnischfeger, Stephen Mueller, Rachel Ostrow, Kiki Smith, and Zachary Wollard opening reception: Wednesday, September 14, 6-8pm on view through November 5. 80WSE http://steinhardt.nyu.edu/80wse/
DANCE/ PROJECTION/ LIVE MUSIC September 22-24th (Thursday-Saturday) @ 8:00PM Causey Contemporary Gallery Tickets are $15 and are available at brownpapertickets.com or at the door. Causey Contemporary is located at 92 Wythe Avenue, corner of North 11th Street, Williamsburg, Brooklyn 11211. For more information visit motleydance.net, VIMEO
Today I went outside and it was too cold for my sandals. The air smelled like a bunch of seasonal glade candles. Lots of businesses are selling things that taste like Pumpkin Spice. Like a coffee or a cheese cake or a ball made out of rice. The season now is over when all the green
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Robin Kang An exhibition at Gallery X, 280 South Columbus Drive room 113 August 31 – September 21, 2010 Mimicking industrial production through repetition and pattern creation, Robin Kang immerses herself in the process and ideology of specialized labor. Informed by the instability of a global economy, Kang examines the current condition of what were
Hey Yall – I would like you to join me on a new endeavor to discover what Feminism does/can/should look like today. First Stop – Bluestockings book store and activist center, New York. When I was in college there was a small group on campus led by a girl named Kate. The group was called “Bas
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August 26 – September 21, 2011 Reception: Thursday, September 8, 6 – 8pm Visual Arts Gallery Panel Discussion Moderated by Lindsay Pollock Tuesday, September 13, 7pm SVA Theatre School of Visual Arts (SVA) presents “The Influentials,” an exhibition featuring distinguished female alumni of the College and the diverse group of artists who
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Before I left for Beijing this Summer I co-hosted a last-minute event that turned out AMAZINGLY well. I would love to have you come next time if you missed it. Here are a few photos (thanks to crow) of the talented women who performed.