Portrait Photo Considered Harmful Saturday October 24th, 4-6pm: Autotune the Art Object The Last Unicorn, 2009 Patrick May creates lush digital prints which investigate notions of identity and authorship. His current series, “Portrait Photo Considered Harmful”, remixes the familial portrait and vacation photography of social …
Month: September 2009
December 12th, 11am Location: KORZO: 667 5th Avenue, between 19th and 20th Ethan Crenson presents another look at the impact of Cold War politics on American pop music with records from his personal collection. His sermon on Sunday December 12th will look at Nikita Khrushchev …
Dec 5th, 11am, Location: KORZO: 667 5th Avenue, between 19th and 20th Flash Fiction/ Non-fiction You are invited to the “Church of Monika” to read any story that’s approximately 600 words or less. Storytellers will read their short pieces of Fiction and/or Non-fiction. Due to …
Sunday November 7th, 11am Please come and celebrate our new non-for-profit status w/ bloody maries!
October 31st, 11am I would like to share my work in progress, a children’s book that recognizes propaganda and allows the child to toggle between multiple types of propaganda/perspectives/realities. I’m developing this as an iPad application. I use the children’s book as a medium for …
October 24th, 11am “Inside the museum it was hot, and inside the butterfly conservatory – a kind of internal greenhouse – hotter still, tropical hot, the glass panels steamed with condensation. We took off our winter coats and carried them bundled in our arms. Around …
October 17th, 11am-1pm More possibilities to attend a workshop: October 23rd and 24th, 2-4pm ANIMALS AND MORE For Adults as well as for Children. Through NGO for cultural exchange, Nobuko has traveled to more than 20 countries promoting peace, human rights, equality, and sustainable development. …
October 3rd, 11am Deborah, the wrong place at the wrong time is a story about love and crime located in New York, the city of unexpected hopes. Lou Hoyer, Maximilian Thiel (Berlin) and Raphaela Riepl (Vienna) started this book project by accumulating their own feelings …
September 26, 11 am Several years ago, S. H. and I were discussing a photograph I’d taken. He asked me to articulate what was on my mind when I took the image. “I like green,” I replied. He said that wasn’t enough. I said “Yes, …
September 19, 11am Cities have always been a major inspiration for arts and literature. New York City and its neighborhoods are based on the stories of their people. We want to invite you to share your personal stories with us, together we discuss the soul …
Sept 12th, 11 am – “I am a big fan of art history, and I believe the lack of this knowledge is a prime reason that many artists will linger in careers of derivative mediocrity. Another fascination, and one that drives much on my current …
All Sundays in June, 11am The Artists in residence Sebastian Koch and Severin Hagen will host all Sundays in June. You are welcome to stop by and see the progress of their work, have a coffee and enjoy a conversation with them. above: …
May 30th 11am “If we were able to in a quick flight over the United States in 1950 to look carefully at our nation’s children- what would we see?” How would the picture be different from what it was fifty or even ten years ago? …
May 23rd 11am During a period of self-reinvention, artist James Leonard began a visual exploration of four and five dimensional cubes. Arcane maybe, though not unheard of. Mathematicians have worked in higher dimensions for generations. Computers have allowed the construction of pristine, yet often impenetrable, …
