Liz Bonaventura and Jeanine Oleson in a group show at ps 122 gallery, which opens April 2nd. That's all I know. Other than you don't want to miss it.This is called
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by Ms. Bonaventura
PS122 Gallery presents Bearings: the Female Figure,
curated by Allen Frame
Dates: April 2 - 23, 2006
Reception: April 2, 1-5pm
Location: 9th Street, between First Avenue and Avenue A
Gallery hours: Thursday - Sunday, 12-6pm
Contact information: Susan Schreiber, Gallery Director, 212.228.4249, ps122gallery@verizon.net, ps122gallery.org
Zoe Strauss Is giving a talk at the Whitney on April 1st. Here's what she has to say about it:
Check this out below!
A. It's on my birthday.
B. It will be great.
PLEASE DROP ME A LINE TO LET ME KNOW IF YOU WILL BE ATTENDING
I will be gearing my talk to the twilight factor of why the Eagles
allowed
TO to go to Dallas.
-ZS
<---This one's called Equitable Reflected Outside Hotel Window
Saturday, April 1 6pm
This evening's three conversations take up the twilight character of
Day for
Night, the sense of artists "working," as Biennial curator Philippe
Vergne
has described, "in a space between day and night, between the history
of
forms and the forms of history. . .[where] many things are called into
question or obscured."
One: Gedi Sibony, Jordan Wolfson, Momus
Two: Carolina Caycedo, Lori Cheatle and Daisy Wright, Zoe Strauss
Three: Jutta Koether and Reena Spaulings
Admission to all programs, unless otherwise noted: $8; members, senior
citizens, and students with valid ID $6. Advance sales are strongly
recommended, as seating is limited. Tickets may be purchased at the
Museum
Admissions Desk or by visiting www.whitney.org; reservation inquiries
at
(212) 570-7715 or public_programs@whitney.org.
http://www.whitney.org/www/programs/eventInfo.jsp