Showing posts with label fuse gallery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fuse gallery. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Friday, December 23, 2011
OUTLAW Group Art Show!
Our second group art show and weeklong event at White Box Gallery, is inspired by the downtown New York City art, music and nightlife scene of the late ‘80’s into the early ‘90’s. That time and the infamous outlaw parties were symbolic of our city and the way we lived our lives.
The mix of squatters, punks, skaters, people with ‘real jobs’ and their dealers, artists, DJs, musicians, party promoters etc., was inspiring.
From the famous to the nameless we will pay homage to those that played a role in making New York City the epicenter of all that was cool in the world and is still evident in today’s music, art and fashion.
Opening: Saturday January 7th, 2012 6:00pm until…
Closing: Saturday January 14th, 2012
Hosted by Dominic Chianese, John “Bloodclot” Joseph & Bill Spector
Contributing Artists: Alex Arcadia, Charles Hardwick, Chino, Christophe Roberts, Curtis Kulig, Donald Gajadhar, Doug Landau, Dr. Dax, Ghost, Hugh Gran, Ilene Byers, Jayson Atienza, Jesper Haynes, Joey Glover, John Perry, Josh Wallman, Juna Skenderi, Justin Carty, Kinjal Mitra, Leyman Duky, Mare, Michael Alig, Michelle Reyes, Minka Sicklinger, Mint & Serf, Nemo Librizzi, Paul D. Edwards, Pork, Richard Alvarez, Savior Elmundo, Senz, Shauna Figueroa, Spam, Strider, Tony Chan, Tristan Eaton, Xaviera Simmons, 13thWitness and more…
DJ’s: Jazzy Nice, Jonny Santos, Julie Covello, Sal Principato, Shorty, Small Change, Steve Lewis and more…
Featuring screening of the documentary: Downtown Calling
Downtown Calling documents, in detail, the evolution of New York City’s fertile music and art subculture during the late ‘70s early ‘80s and how its collective output continues to play a prominent, driving role in the international fashion, art and music industries today.
Curated by: Robert Aloia, Brent Bartley, Frankie Cedeno and Laksmi Hedemark
Event Photography by: Kenny Rodriguez
Shot by: Kevin Chung
Press Contact: Laksmi Hedemark (646)258-0485
WHITEBOX 329 Broome Street New York, NY 10002
(212) 714-2347
Special Thanks to: Critical Massive
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Path of Rhythm Show opens in one week!
2feet12inches Presents:
Paths of Rhythm
Curated by Rob Aloia, Brent Bartley, Frankie Cedeno, Erik Foss and Ricky Powell
As artists coming up in New York City, the three elements that inspired and defined our crew’s wild youthful years are represented in our logo: 2’ (Kicks-street style) + 12” (Vinyl-music) = 212 (NYC as muse). In the streets, on the courts and at the clubs all three elements were with us in some form. Paths of Rhythm is a show about being a creative person in NYC.
A portion of all proceeds from this show will go to Art for Progress, a 501(c)3 non profit arts organization. Art For Progress' Arts Education Community provides underserved youth with dynamic artistic programming that promotes reflection and self-expression.
During the opening reception on Wednesday, August 3, 2011, 7-10pm there will be The World Famous Ricky Powell Slide Show and dj sets by: Steven Lewis, Shorty, Stretch Armstrong, Gatto (Art for Progress), DJ Small Change, Sal Principato (Liquid Liquid), and John "Bloodclot" Joseph (Cro-Mags)
Participating Artists:
BAST, Marcus Burrowes, Conrad Carlson, Tony Chan, Chino, Daze, Harry Druzd, Cheryl Dunn, Harry Druzd, Tristan Eaton, Savior Elmundo, Shauna Figueroa, Leo Fitzpatrick, Donald Gajadhar, Joey Glover, Hugh Gran, Giannina Gutierrez, Charles Hardwick, Eric Haze, David Hochbaum, Todd James, Kinjal Mitra, John Perry, Ricky Powell, Dr. Revolt, Michelle Reyes, Christophe Roberts, Judi Rosen, Senz, Chris (Rage) Sherritt, Meryl Smith, Spam, Judith Supine, Joshua Wildman, Brian Williams, Nick Zinner, and more.
“Paths of Rhythm,” Curated by Rob Aloia, Brent Bartley, Frankie Cedeno, Erik Foss and Ricky Powell runs August 3 through August 17, 2011 at Fuse Gallery, 93 2nd Ave (between 5th & 6th Sts, 2nd Ave stop on the F), NYC, NY. The opening reception, on Wednesday, August 3rd, from 7 to 10 pm, is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Fuse Gallery at 212.777.7988 or fusegall@fusegallerynyc.com.
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
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