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DO LESS
OPENING
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 13
6:30 to 8:30
Affective Care
300 West 72nd Street, #1D
Curated by Rebecca Pristoop, in collaboration with Collective_View
Alva Mooses | Camilla Padgitt-Coles | Emily DiCarlo | Eva Parra + Calipso Press
Ezra Benus | Julia Goldman | KB Jones | Kate Harding | Lydia McCarthy | Noa Charuvi
Rachel Rabhan | Sara Shaoul | Sari Carel | Shanti Grumbine | Tamara Gayer
DM for inquiries, on view by appointment.
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9th Mystery
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Who Needs Honey When Sugar is Sweet
13 east First Street and 56 East First Street
24/7
Now through Fall 2014
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I'm thrilled to announce that I have been selected for a special commission by the Pulse art fair.
'All the Worlds a Fair'
is a site sensitive installation designed for the New York iteration of the fair.
for more information:Link
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TUESDAY, October, 23rd, 2012
Upstream
NADA HUDSON, The Core Club, 66 East 55 Street, NYC, NY
6PM
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 7TH, 6.30PM
THE INSIDE
MUSEUM AT ELDRIDGE STREET
6.30PM
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Join the Museum at Eldridge Street for a talk and wine reception celebrating "the inside," an installation by artist Tamara Gayer at toomer labzda gallery just a short walk from the Museum. Gayer was inspired by the architecture and design of the Eldridge Street Synagogue, creating a vividly colored, kaleidoscopic re- interpretation of our landmark building.
Gayer manipulates, inverts and expands forms and colors from our historic site creating a work that is both forward looking and historically grounded, and that experiments with perceptions of interior and exterior space. Meet at the Eldridge Street Synagogue for a short talk with Gayer and Museum deputy director Amy Stein- Milford.
They'll discuss the new work and the Museum's own magnificent stained-glass windows. Visitors are then invited to walk a short distance to toomer labzda to see Gayer's installation. tuesday, august 7th at 6.30pm / this event is free and open to the public / light refreshments will be served at each venue.
The Museum at Eldridge Street, 12 Eldridge Street (between Canal and Division Streets) / Tamara Gayer's "the inside" is on view by appointment during august at toomer labzda, 100a Forsyth Street (between Grand and Broome Streets) information: http://www.toomerlabzda.com / helen@toomerlabzda.com /+1 917 488 3388