2005-2006
July
12 - August 4, 2006
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SPACE: Salad
Days 2006 ~Second Course~
Artists:  ,
Ronnie Bass, Carla Edwards, Mauricio Guillen, Kosuke
Ikeda, Lara Kohl, Philip Maysles, Mamiko Otsubo,
Fay Ray, Ania Soliman, Chris Taylor, Amy Westpfahl
Curators:
Stacey Allan, Yaelle Amir, Tairone Bastien, Naomi Beckwith,
Anna Gray, Matthew Lusk, Anthony Marcellini, Courtney J.
Martin, Amie Scally, Elisabeth Schneider, Shinya Watanabe,
Hillary Wiedemann
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May
16 - June 24, 2006
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MAIN
SPACE: Local
Transit - An Exhibition in Two Parts
Artists: (In New York): Ellen Birrell, Charles Labelle, Marie Lorenz, Daniel
Malone, Dane
Mitchell, Mark Orange, Yuk King Tan, Ri Williamson, Karla Wozniak, (In Auckland):
Dan Arps, Kylie Duncan, Simon Esling, Jennie C. Jones, Jennifer Nocon, Sara
Greenberger Rafferty, Blake Rayne, Sriwhana Spong, Lisa Tan
Curated
by Brian Butler and Christian Rattemeyer
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ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN
PROJECT SERIES:
Julien
de Smedt / JDS: Le
Passe Muraille (The Walker-through-Walls
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PROJECT
SPACE 1: Jakup
Ferri: An
Artist Who Does Not Speak English Is
No Artist
Jakup
Ferri’s videos stem from his desire to participate
in the globalized systems of art production—the
biennials, fairs, mega-exhibitions, and their formalized
and standardized channels of communication.
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PROJECT
SPACE 2: Daniel
Joglar: Cosas
Sin Hacer. Cosas Para Hacer Mañana.
Daniel
Joglar creates small, unassuming installations
that hang on the wall and sit on tables. Made
from humble objects taken from school
supply stores and offices, Joglar’s
assemblages come together through an
intuitive logic of material and visual
proximity.
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March
8 - April 29, 2006
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MAIN
SPACE: When
Artists Say We
The
exhibition When
Artists Say We reflects on the context in which artists work as colleagues,
as collaborators, in collectives, as friends, as critics, as bystanders, and
as
allies, sharing New York City as their site of practice.
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ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN
PROJECT SERIES:
Aranda/Lasch
and Terrol Dew Johnson: Baskets
Baskets
is a collaboration between New York architects
Aranda/Lasch and Native-American basket
weaver Terrol Dew Johnson. Aranda/Lasch
and Terrol Dew Johnson began working together
in early 2005 on a series of experimental
baskets that explore new material and construction
possibilities while engaging with the art
of traditional weaving.
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January
12 -
February 18, 2006
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MAIN
SPACE: The
Mind/Body Problem
Artists:
Iris Bernblum • Diane Derr • Carl Ferrero • Vera
Iliatova • James Kennedy • Rä di
Martino • Chad Nelson • Sara Greenberger
Rafferty • Catherine Ross
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PROJECT
SPACE 1: Jennie
C. Jones Simply
Because You're Near Me
Dean
Benedetti’s relationship to
Charlie Parker was a complicated
one and contained a desire for,
fascination with, and disdain for
blackness, all at once.
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PROJECT
SPACE 2: Karen
Gunderson Mountains
and constellations
Karen
Gunderson’s all-black paintings of mountains
in Tibet and constellations of night skies
rest uneasy
in various histories of painting.
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November
16 - December 21,
2005
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SPACE: Empty
Space With Exciting Events
in
partnership with PERFORMA 05: THE
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PROJECT
SPACE 1: Robert
Arndt: Lines
for the Next Exhibition
Presented
on a large structure evocative of billboards and cinematic
screens,
Robert Arndt’s installation, Lines
for the Next Exhibition, dramatically and humorously explores the act
of performance while drawing attention to the dual status of film as both a document
and a staged event.
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PROJECT
SPACE 2: Fatima
Hoang: …bowl
like no one is watching
Fatima
Hoang presents a tangled heap of monitors and
DVD players which blast hit rock tunes in rotation
and feature the artists playing air guitar
at home, in
galleries, and in industrial wastelands.
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PROJECT
SPACE 3: Kevin
McCarty: Chameleon
Club
Part
punk concert venue and part gay dance club,
the Chameleon
Club in Dayton, Ohio holds two cultures
in close yet distant proximity.
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PROJECT
SPACE 4: Quisqueya
Henriquez: Intertextualidad
Curated
by René Morales as part of the Emerging
Curator Series.
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PROJECT
SPACE 5:
Artists
Space Encores: Video
documents of historic performances at Artists Space
For
this Project Space, we show a selection of
video documentations of historic performances
at Artists Space, from the 1970s to the present.
Relive, review, and re-experience these once
radical, magical, and whimsical acts of Artists
Space
history.
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September
16 -
October 29, 2005
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MAIN
SPACE: International
Geographic
Artists:
Raquel
Ormella • Kelly Poe
International
Geographic brings
together two artists who consider the ways in which nature
and its preservation are represented, administered, and
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ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN
PROJECT SERIES:
Wild
Walls New York: A Series of Films in/on Architecture
Kamal
Aljafari • Carola Dertnig • Eiko Grimberg • Frank
Oudeman • Judith Hopf, Natascha Sadr-Haghighian,
Florian Zeyfang
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PROJECT
SPACE 1: Ryan
Gander But it was all green
Ryan
Gander’s work——comprised
of installations, objects, illustrated novels,
and manipulated situations——creates
tentative and profound connections between
seemingly unrelated things.
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PROJECT
SPACE 2: Adrià Julià La
Villa Basque, Vernon, CA
Adrià Julià’s
film La Villa Basque, Vernon, California depicts
a restaurant of the same name in Vernon, California,
a tiny community just 5 miles east of downtown
Los Angeles, which was co-founded by a French
Basque immigrant in 1905.
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