Here's your first blog comment. Any questions you have about maintaining it, go ahead and email me...Once my throat's better we can consult over the phone, right now I have to rest it though. Sorry. Anyway, this should work. I anticipate being back in full voice by sunday, probably. Take care and speak to you soon,
Where Art and Life Collide: Ron Athey - Franko B - Vaginal Davis April 28 - May 5, 2006
www.artofnightlife.net
From April 28 through May 5 2006, Ron Athey, Franko B, and Vaginal Davis come to New York for a series of premiere performances, lectures and events focusing on the unique way in which the work of all three artists challenges the separation between art and life.
In modern societies, the power of private experience is often filtered through the norms of social convention and the repression of difference. Ron Athey, Franko B, and Vaginal Davis challenge these constraints, sharing a commitment to artistic practices which transcend the boundaries of career, or marketplace and move into the space of life, or �who they are.� All three artists consider themselves marginalized for reasons ranging from race, to class, to sexuality, and have subsequently used their involvement in subcultural movements to develop and propel their work. As an integral part of their performance work, Ron Athey, Franko B, and Vaginal Davis all subject themselves to physical, cultural, and psychological challenges as a means to transform the conditions of the present, thus their work is able to function simultaneously as exorcism and an opportunity for healing.
Performances:
Monday, May 1, 5:00-10:00 PM Ron Athey will premiere "Incorruptible Flesh: Dissociative Sparkle", a durational performance. Artists Space, 38 Greene Street, ($10)
Tuesday, May 2, 4:00 PM-Midnight Franko B will present his first ever performance in the U.S. "Aktion 893: Why are you here?" One-to-one personal performances with the artist by appointment (212-254-4334). Participant Inc., 95 Rivington Street, ($10)
Thursday, May 4, 10:00 PM Vaginal Davis will host a one night only revival of this 1920's themed showstopper extravaganza of old-timey glamour as "Bricktops Takes Manhattan," with salons, shacks and speakeasy installations built by Future Art Stars from the NYU Department of Art and Art Professions in collaboration with Obie and Bessie award winning set designer Michael Casselli. Produced by Earl Dax Presents, with performances by the DJ Billy Miller of Straight to Hell, John Blue, Jennifer Miller, Julie Atlas Muz, and Surprise Guests. Siberia, 356 West 40th Street, ($10)
Related Events:
Friday, April 28, 6:00-8:00 PM PERFORMA founder and director Roselee Goldberg hosts "NOT FOR SALE: WE ARE STILL APPALLED" panel discussion with critic C. Carr, Professor Susan Jarosi, the artist Orlan. Einstein Auditorium, NYU Barney Building, 34 Stuyvesant Street, FREE Reception sponsored by the Sullivan Street Bakery.
Saturday, April 29, 5-7PM Jennifer Doyle will give a reading at a celebration of the release of her new book Sex Objects: Art and the Dialectics of Desire, in which she examines the reception and frequent misunderstanding of highly sexualized images, words, and performances, including the work of Vaginal Davis. NYU Tisch School of the Arts, 721 Broadway, 12th floor, Dean's Conference Room. FREE
Wednesday, May 3, 6:30PM LesbiansToTheRescue presentation of special edition poster project, followed by screening of Simeon Hutner's documentary film about Ron Athey, "Martyrs and Saints," including Q+A with film maker. NYU Barney building, 34 Stuyvesant Street, FREE
Friday, May 5, 6:00-8:00 PM Artist lectures by Ron Athey, Franko B, and Vaginal Davis, followed by panel discussion with the artists moderated by Jose Munoz. Einstein Auditorium, NYU Barney Building, 34 Stuyvesant Street, FREE
Visit www.artofnightlife.net for up-to-date information and a full listing of events
if you want to here some of the stuff i play here a extracts of a dj sed i did last october at START party in milan ,italy please go to www.dingdongmusic.net
dear friends , im now not in new york as i have been not alaod to board the planee at the last minute as apparently i now need a visa to go to the state 's because my passport does not have a digital photo as the italian consulate here in the uk does not issue them.
artist , dj, live in london for the last 25 years. travells a lot for art and djng, plays dirty electro /tecno noise miusic. , have a dog , a 15 months old jack russel called beuys
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Hey Franko,
Here's your first blog comment. Any questions you have about maintaining it, go ahead and email me...Once my throat's better we can consult over the phone, right now I have to rest it though. Sorry. Anyway, this should work. I anticipate being back in full voice by sunday, probably. Take care and speak to you soon,
Nick.x
dear nick , thanks i will , let me know when you are better. x
Where Art and Life Collide:
Ron Athey - Franko B - Vaginal Davis
April 28 - May 5, 2006
www.artofnightlife.net
From April 28 through May 5 2006, Ron Athey, Franko B, and Vaginal
Davis
come to New York for a series of premiere performances, lectures and
events
focusing on the unique way in which the work of all three artists
challenges
the separation between art and life.
In modern societies, the power of private experience is often filtered
through the norms of social convention and the repression of
difference. Ron
Athey, Franko B, and Vaginal Davis challenge these constraints, sharing
a
commitment to artistic practices which transcend the boundaries of
career,
or marketplace and move into the space of life, or �who they are.�
All
three artists consider themselves marginalized for reasons ranging from
race, to class, to sexuality, and have subsequently used their
involvement
in subcultural movements to develop and propel their work. As an
integral
part of their performance work, Ron Athey, Franko B, and Vaginal Davis
all
subject themselves to physical, cultural, and psychological challenges
as a
means to transform the conditions of the present, thus their work is
able to
function simultaneously as exorcism and an opportunity for healing.
Performances:
Monday, May 1, 5:00-10:00 PM
Ron Athey will premiere "Incorruptible Flesh: Dissociative Sparkle", a
durational performance.
Artists Space, 38 Greene Street, ($10)
Tuesday, May 2, 4:00 PM-Midnight
Franko B will present his first ever performance in the U.S.
"Aktion 893: Why are you here?"
One-to-one personal performances with the artist by appointment
(212-254-4334).
Participant Inc., 95 Rivington Street, ($10)
Thursday, May 4, 10:00 PM
Vaginal Davis will host a one night only revival of this 1920's themed
showstopper extravaganza of old-timey glamour as "Bricktops Takes
Manhattan," with salons, shacks and speakeasy installations built by
Future
Art Stars from the NYU Department of Art and Art Professions in
collaboration with Obie and Bessie award winning set designer Michael
Casselli. Produced by Earl Dax Presents, with performances by the DJ
Billy
Miller of Straight to Hell, John Blue, Jennifer Miller, Julie Atlas
Muz, and
Surprise Guests.
Siberia, 356 West 40th Street, ($10)
Related Events:
Friday, April 28, 6:00-8:00 PM
PERFORMA founder and director Roselee Goldberg hosts "NOT FOR SALE: WE
ARE
STILL APPALLED" panel discussion with critic C. Carr, Professor Susan
Jarosi, the artist Orlan.
Einstein Auditorium, NYU Barney Building, 34 Stuyvesant Street, FREE
Reception sponsored by the Sullivan Street Bakery.
Saturday, April 29, 5-7PM
Jennifer Doyle will give a reading at a celebration of the release of
her
new book Sex Objects: Art and the Dialectics of Desire, in which she
examines the reception and frequent misunderstanding of highly
sexualized
images, words, and performances, including the work of Vaginal Davis.
NYU Tisch School of the Arts, 721 Broadway, 12th floor, Dean's
Conference
Room. FREE
Wednesday, May 3, 6:30PM
LesbiansToTheRescue presentation of special edition poster project,
followed
by screening of Simeon Hutner's documentary film about Ron Athey,
"Martyrs
and Saints," including Q+A with film maker.
NYU Barney building, 34 Stuyvesant Street, FREE
Friday, May 5, 6:00-8:00 PM
Artist lectures by Ron Athey, Franko B, and Vaginal Davis, followed by
panel
discussion with the artists moderated by Jose Munoz.
Einstein Auditorium, NYU Barney Building, 34 Stuyvesant Street, FREE
Visit www.artofnightlife.net for up-to-date information and a full
listing
of events
if you want to here some of the stuff i play here a extracts of a dj sed i did last october at START party in milan ,italy please go to
www.dingdongmusic.net
will be djng on the 5 may at
Mamas Bar
3rd Street and Avenue B new york city.
Drink Specials All Night starting at 9pm
DJ Franko B Spins Starting at 11pm
the party will go till 3:30,
hi alex , i love this , is better than e mail , how are you? everybody is comenting good on your work i got. x x
test .
dear friends , im now not in new york as i have been not alaod to board the planee at the last minute as apparently i now need a visa to go to the state 's because my passport does not have a digital photo as the italian consulate here in the uk does not issue them.
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