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Davis street will closed September 8th form 12-9pm, we are collaborating with the Queens Museum to produce a Block Party! if you are an artist and what to set up a table to show/sell your work please send a short description of what you will be showing, you need to provide your own table and chair, there is no fee for this or percentage, we […]
Local Party on the Block, call for artists! September 8th, ...
Opening reception Saturday August 25th at 6pm. Jason Orrell and Brian Edgerton present Abstract Party, a collaboration consisting of video and painting at Local Project in Long Island City, NY. The artists reimagine the genre of abstraction, examining its roots as a social, spiritual and political motivator. Exploring the porous divisions between screen and surface, the physical and the virtual, they seek to reinvigorate abstraction’s […]
Coming up at LP Abstract Party – Aug 25, 2012
Local Project is pleased to have the works of Derek Brueckner starting this Saturday August 4th through the 19th at our gallery space in NY. Exhibiting his new paintings and video referenced from performances in karaoke booths, Derek’s exhibition invites the public to have the opportunity to explore their alter egos as super hero and perform karaoke. Masks and some accessories will be available for […]
Nude Super Hero Karaoke Show open this Saturday August 4th, ...
PS1 afterhours rooftop party. Help keep Local Project spinning! DJ line up: Jason Orrell, Karl Schoenemann, Chris Alker and Derek Marin. Live performance by The Cancer Fags. Visuals By Diego Martintereso & Adriana Velasco. Street intervention by Felix Morelo & art installation by Raphaela Riepl. You really don’t wanna miss this party 🙂 Raphaela Riepl http://www.raphaela.cc/home.php?il=112&l=deu Felix Morelo http://felixmorelo.wordpress.com/ The Cancer Fags Chris Alker http://printsofny.podomatic.com/entry/2012-05-16T12_32_14-07_00 […]
Keep LP Spinning This Saturday July 28, 2012
We should be wondering (Triptych trippin #1) Opening Reception Saturday July 21st, 4pm – 10pm On view July 21 – July 28 “Triptych Trippin’” is a project in three parts: a travel exhibition rather than a traveling exhibition. New York, Los Angeles, Vienna. Concrete and/or concrète: contemporary hobo-ism as the new avant-vagabond, or just dharma bums with credit cards? Hobos, Hitch hikers and vagabonds sparked […]