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    <title>Artists Space: Exhibitions &amp; Programs</title>
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    <dc:creator>mborra@artistsspace.org</dc:creator>
    <dc:rights>Copyright 2009</dc:rights>
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      <title>The columns held us up</title>
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      <description>Opening Reception: Tuesday, July 7, 7&#8212;9pm

Opening performance by Jeremiah Day at 7:30pm
(An additional performance by Day will take place on Saturday, July 11 at 5pm)

Participants include: H&#252;seyin Bahri Alptekin, Can Altay, Burt Barr, Daniel Bozhkov, Celine Condorelli, Jeremiah Day, Cevdet Erek, Corey McCorkle, Christodoulos Panayiotou, Wael Shawky, and The Invited (Cordially Uninvited) curated by Krist Gruijthuijsen with Ben Kinmont, Lisa Oppenheim, Adam Pendleton, Julika Rudelius, Alexandre Singh and Jordan Wolfson.


The columns held us up is a collaboration with Platform Garanti Contemporary Art Center, Istanbul, curated by Vasif Kortun and November Paynter.



July 14 &#45; 18, 2009 
The Invited (Cordially Uninvited)
A week&#45;long series of events curated by Krist Gruijthuijsen for the exhibition The columns held us up
Various locations throughout Soho and the surrounding area.


PROGRAM OF EVENTS


Tuesday, July 14, 6pm
Ben Kinmont
38 Greene Street


Wednesday, July 15, 7pm
Alexandre Singh
Meet at the Picasso sculpture in the NYU Silver Towers
Gardens (near the intersection of Houston and Greene Streets).
This event has limited capacity. Please RSVP to rsvp [ at ] artistsspace.org


Thursday, July 16, 7pm
Lisa Oppenheim
K&amp;amp;M Bar (in collaboration with One Stepper Productions)
225 North 8th &amp;amp; Roebling
Williamsburg, Brooklyn
(L train to Bedford Avenue)


Friday, July 17 &amp;amp; Saturday, July 18, 2pm
Adam Pendleton
Crosby Street between Howard and Grand Streets


Friday, July 17, 6pm
Julika Rudelius
Off Soho Suites Hotel, 11 Rivington Street


Saturday, July 18, 8pm
Jordan Wolfson
Rooftop of Silvershed Gallery, 119 West 25th Street
(between 6th and 7th Avenues), 11th Floor
This event has limited capacity. Please RSVP to rsvp [ at ] artistsspace.org


For more information: www.artistsspace.org/programofevents.pdf 


Book donations for Platform Garanti&#8217;s library can be dropped off or sent to Artists Space during the months of June and July 2009. 
For further information please contact info [ at ] artistsspace.org.

The columns held us up is supported, in part, by The Dedalus Foundation, the Mondriaan Foundation, and the Moon and Stars Project.</description>
      <dc:subject>Main Gallery Space</dc:subject>
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      <title>Bombs Over Bambi</title>
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      <description>Saturday April 11th, 8pm

During the Black Room screening of her recently completed film Triumph of the Wild, Martha Colburn will be accompanied by a cadre of experimental musicians to present a live film&#45;mix of her animations and other found footage. The improvised sonic mayhem of the performers will collide with the tumbling narratives of Colburn&#8217;s film, which follows American wars through history. 

The performers:
Haleh Abghari
Raven Chacon
Martha Colby &amp;nbsp;  
Mike Evans 
Laura Ortman 
Nathan Whipple</description>
      <dc:subject>Special Event</dc:subject>
      <dc:date>2009-04-11T19:04:09+00:00</dc:date>
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      <title>If the Dogs are Barking</title>
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      <description>Apartment Show
If the Dogs are Barking 
8&#45;10pm

IF THE DOGS ARE BARKING ARTISTS INCLUDE: Alex Dodge / Alex Fleming / Amanda Friedman / Andy Coolquit / Ann Craven / Arnd Seibert / Ben Sisto / Bjorn Copeland / Brian Clifton / Bridget Finn / Bruce High Quality Foundation / Cat Chow / Chris Caccamise /Christina Leung / Chrysanne Stathacos / Chuck Webster / Colby Bird / Dan McCarthy / Deana Lawson / Denise Kupferschmidt / Derek Sullivan / Eddie Martinez / Elizabeth Deasy / Elizabeth Hirsch / Ellen Berkenblit / Fishy from Club Animals / Francis Carlow / Gareth Long / Glen Baldridge / Glynnis McDarris / Grayson Revoir / Hisham Bharoocha / Ivin Ballen / Jack Pierson / Jacob Feige / Jarrod Anderson / Jason Frank Rothenberg /Jason Loebs / Jay Henderson / Jeanette Mundt / Jeffrey Porterfield / Jeffrey Tranchell / J Parker Valentine / Jodie Vicenta Jacobson / Joe Kay / Jory Rabinovitz / Joseph Hart / Josh Kline / Josh Kolbo / Josh Slater /Joshua Caleb Weibly / Joshua Smith / Justin Lieberman / Kyle Knodell / Kylie Lockwood / Mariah Robertson / Matthew Higgs / Michael E. Smith / Michael Joo / Michael Wetzel / Michael Williams / Mirelle Borra / Neil Infalvi / Ned Vena / Noam Rappaport / Nolan Simon / Patricia Trieb / Patrick Brennan / Paul Mpagi Sepuya / Peter Coffin / Petrova Giberson / Phil Birch / Robert Melee / Ryan Kitson / Ryan Wallace / Sadie Laska / Sam Moyer / Sarah Braman / Scott Calhoun / Scott Hug / Sean Raspet / Tatiana Kronberg / Thomas Torres Cordova / Tyler Coburn / Xaveria Simmons / Zak Kitnick / FEATURING ARTISTS SPACE EDITIONS BY: Mark Bradford / Nathan Carter / Carroll Dunham / Barnaby Furnas / Mona Hatoum /Andrew Kuo / Justine Kurland / Jason Middlebrook / Tony Oursler / Matthew Ritchie / Heather Rowe / Kate Shepherd / Amy Sillman / Carrie Mae Weems</description>
      <dc:subject>Blue Room Events</dc:subject>
      <dc:date>2009-02-21T19:45:48+00:00</dc:date>
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      <title>Artists Space Education Program</title>
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      <description>Expanded Art Ideas

Expanded Art Ideas, Artists Space&#8217;s arts education program, has the mission of encouraging both mainstream and special education students in New York City&#8217;s public schools to develop a personal artistic voice and to utilize their individual creative capacities by providing them with the skills to communicate, document, and publicly exhibit their innovations and talents. The program&#8217;s courses augment 6th, 7th, and 8th grade classroom curricula not just in the visual arts, but in language arts as well. Since its inception, the program has closely adhered to New York State standards for teaching visual arts and most recently with New York City&#8217;s Blueprint for Teaching and Learning in the Arts: Visual Arts Benchmarks.

Program History

In 1995, Expanded Art Ideas was conceived by Thread Waxing Space&#8217;s Executive Director Ellen Salpeter and Art Education Director Chrysanne Stathacos. When Thread Waxing Space closed, Expanded Art Ideas was adopted by Artists Space. Since that time, the program has grown to encompass five formal course offerings, Portfolio Development, Artists in/ed Space, Arts &amp;amp; Literacy: Bookmaking, Raise the Flag, and Threads of History: Curriculum Quilts. Now more than a decade&#45;old, the program has a proven track record of providing multilingual artist educators&#45;who are not only experienced and innovative educators, but also practicing, award&#45;winning artists&#45;constructive art supplies, and indispensable guidance to New York City public school students. Expanded Art Ideas is funding by a variety of highly competitive sources, including NYSCA and corporations like Tommy Hilfiger and Verizon. Participating students are regularly recognized for artistic achievement outside of the program. Most recently, in 2006 three of our students from Nathan Straus PS 140 to receive silver keys for drawing in the Scholastic Art Awards, and their work was exhibited at the Brooklyn Museum.</description>
      <dc:subject>Education Programs</dc:subject>
      <dc:date>1995-09-15T22:25:05+00:00</dc:date>
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