Lab.Report . May 2008
Our big news for May is that the 2008 Conflux Festival Call for Proposals is now open! Submit your proposal before the May 31 deadline and see ya in September. Speaking of Conflux, past festival artist Bettina Johae has a beautiful new website documenting her Borough Edges project, which is also featured in the “Eminent Domain” exhibition at the NYPL. Glowlab artist Heather L. Johnson recently shared her skills to create a special embroidered piece for Scope Basel. Beka Goedde’s work was reviewed by James Wagner this week. Current events we like: Tom Sachs at Sperone Westwater [the concurrent installation at Lever House is great too; see the NY Times review of both shows.] Leo Kesting Gallery collaborates with artist Julia Mandle and Friends of the High Line to present Chalk Shoes opening May 15. The Institute for Infinitely Small Things get their lab coats on for a show at the DeCordova Museum in Lincoln, MA opening May 15. May 17-18 check out Electric Windows in Beacon, NY. The CLUI exhibition “Up River” is on view at The Parc Foundation through June 14. p.s. Our two favorite books right now: Chris Carlsson’s Nowtopia
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Lab.Report . April 2008»
Thanks to everyone who came to see us at the Bridge Art Fair. We received some nice press mentions on Art Fag City and ArtInfo. On April 11, we’ll be open to debut Mark Price’s freshest silkscreen print. [...].
Glowlab at Bridge New York»
Come visit us at the Bridge Art Fair this weekend, where we’ll present new works by Glowlab artists. We’ll be in booth # 6B near the 11th Avenue entrance. Details here. Gift-economy artwork is the enemy of commercial art fairs, [...].
Steve Lambert in the Whitney Biennial»
Glowlab artist Steve Lambert is participating in a show called Inside the Artists Studio with James Chimpton for Neighborhood Public Radio. NPR was selected for the Whitney Biennial and have a radio studio set up in a storefront two doors down from [...].
