EXHIBITION SCHEDULE 2008
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May 16 - June 2
Opening reception Sat., May 17th, 6-8PM
GUILLOCHE
A solo exhibition by MATTHEW SCHREIBER
A Guilloche or “engine turning” is an ornamental pattern formed by two or more curved bands interlacing to repeat a circular design. These patterns are traditionally used for protection against counterfeit and forgery, and for decorating valuable objects such as Faberge eggs. Their exact date of origin is unknown; however, the first known ones date to 1624, on watchcases. These will be exhibited as laser-made patterns in a completely dark space. They are titled after Russian Czars of the Romanov Dynasty, combined with Russian translations of American mobster knick-names, like Johnny “Big Lips” Pescatori.
June 6 – June 16
Opening reception Sat., June 7th, 6-8PM
Klaus Kertess curates:
THE ANNUAL HAMPTONS SHOW
Artists who live and work in the Hamptons are presented in this annual show.
The Project is very grateful to have curator, and writer, Klaus Kertess curating this year. Artists include: Robert Harms, Mary Heilmann, Judy Hudson, Tony Just, Cynthia Knott, James Nares, Jake Patterson, Billy Sullivan, Michael Tetherow,
Darius Yektai, and Joe Zucker.
June 20 – July 7
Opening reception Sat., June 21st, 6-8PM
PIT STOP/TIT STOP
A solo exhibition by AARON YOUNG
Through video, sculpture, drawing, and photography, Aaron Young repositions physical and social boundaries, using his work to evoke questions of power. Young received an MFA from Yale in 2004. In 2005, Young’s work was exhibited in Greater New York at PS1, New York, and in New Acquisitions at the Museum of Modern Art, New York. Young was in the 2006, Whitney Biennial and in the traveling show Uncertain States of America. In September 2006, Young exhibited a solo project at the Kunst-Werke, Berlin.
July 11 – July 28
Opening reception Sat., July 12th, 6-8PM
REUNION with DANIEL ARSHAM, BHAKTI BAXTER,
MARTIN OPPEL and TAO REY
In 2000, four Miami artists founded an alternative space, the “HOUSE”. It quickly became a landmark on the Miami art scene. Here they lived and worked for four years presenting many compelling exhibitions that received great attention. The HOUSE was a vital springboard for these four artists, and many others. This is their first collaborative exhibition since the HOUSE closed in 2004.
August 1 – August 11
Opening reception Sat., August 2nd, 6-8PM
ERIC FREEMAN, a solo exhibition
Eric Freeman will exhibit new paintings, and for the first time furniture he has designed and built, to create a total environment in the Project of his own making.
August 15 – August 25
Opening reception Sat., August 16th, 6-8PM
Anne Pasternak curates:
INTIMACY
INTIMACY invites viewers to consider the art of some of today’s most influential artists through their intimate relationships with subject, time, materials, and place. The show is curated by Creative Time President and Artistic Director, Anne Pasternak, and features new works by artists Nayland Blake, Sophie Calle, Peter Coffin, Spencer Finch, Lyle Ashton Harris, Jim Hodges, Matthew Keegan, Sol Lewitt, Glenn Ligon, Not Vital, Ugo Rondinone, and others. This show will benefit the work of Creative Time, helping to support artists in realizing their dream projects in NYC, and across the nation.
August 29 – September 15
Opening reception Sat., August 30th, 6-8PM
Shelley Fox Aarons and Edsel Williams curates:
THE BOYS OF SUMMER
As Labor day marks the unofficial end of summer, we present a show inspired by the feelings of melancholy and longing that summer's end can evoke. Like the luscious, louche, long summer days of youth and possibility which give way to a darker season, we know that the idealized youth and beauty portrayed by these artists exists only evanescently, if at all. It is that elusiveness which makes us crave it all the more.
THE BOYS OF SUMMER will feature painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, and video works. There will be a book published to coincide with the exhibition. Artists include: Hernan Bas, Jen DeNike, Eric Fischl, Anthony Goicolea, Ryan McGinley, Jack Pierson, Paul P., Collier Schorr, and Scott Treleaven.
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