Fall 2012 Art in the First Person Lecture Series

Tuesday September 25th
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 We are pleased to announce that Stephen will be speaking at the Fall 2012 Art in the First Person lecture series, 22 talks that bring together notable artists, curators, and historians for in-depth discussions on issues in the contemporary art. Offering a 360º perspective on art. 

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Tuesday, September 25, 7pm Stephen Mallon 136 West 21 Street, Room 418F Future speakers and lectures include: •  Photography, Narrative and the Book •  Marcus Boon: Abject Future: Tyler, the Creator, Azealia Banks and the Politics of Vibration •  Richard Dupont: Recent Work •  Darren Ching •  Elaine Scarry: Beauty and the Pact of Aliveness •  Molecular Cuisine: The Politics of Taste (conference) •  Rachelle Mozman •  Martin Jay: Chromophilia: Kandinsky, Benjamin and the Emancipation of Color •  We're All Videofreex (symposium) •  Richard Shiff: Modes of Distraction •  Nadja Aksamija: The Art of the Facsimile •  Lance Keimig •  Randall Schmit: From Abstraction and Back •  Luc Sante: The Genius of the System •  Miriam Romais •  Arthur I. Miller: Jungian Archetypes and Creativity: The Strange Friendship of Wolfgang Pauli and Carl Jung •  The Talkers: A Panel Moderated by Rochelle Feinstein •  Bob Sacha •  Debra Bricker Balken: Harold Rosenberg and the Twilight of the Intellectuals

Featured In...

USS Zumwalt commissioned by 

We are pleased to announce that Stephen's picture of the USS Zumwalt 

that was shot exclusively for Smithsonian Magazine is in this 

month's issue which is currently available for purchase!

A Bridge Delivered Screening

NYC

Presents:

A Bridge Delivered

We are pleased to announce that Open Show NYC will be screening A Bridge Delivered August 28th, 2012.

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When: Tuesday, August 28th

Where: The Half King Bar & Restaurant
Time: Starts at 7:00pm
Admission: Free

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"A Bridge Delivered  has been reviewed by The Wall St Journal, New York Magazine, GQ, PDN, WiRED, and shown in four film festivals."

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Others presenting their work are:
Mike Kamber
Glenna Gordon
Claudis Schulze
Marvi Lacar

For more information about the event and Open Show, visit OpenShow.org

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505 West 23rd Street

New York, NY, 10011
212-462-4300

Monday - Friday

11:00am - 4:00am

Saturday & Sunday

9:00am - 4:00am

DIY: Photographers and Books

Presents:

DIY: Photographers & Books

We are pleased to announce that the catalogs "American Reclamation" volume one, volume three, and "Brace for Impact, Salvage of Flight 1549" have been included in the "DIY: Photographers & Books" Gallery.

When: Saturday, August 11th - Sunday December 30th 2012

Where: The Cleveland Museum of Art

General Admission is Free

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Some of the Photographers and the books that are being fetured:

Pascal Amoyel & Thomas Bouquin

• Un, Montréal-Paris (2011)

• Duex, Montréal-Paris (2012)

• Trois, Montréal-Paris (2012)

Goseong Choi

• "Umma" (2011)

Robert Dunn

• OWS (2012)

Mishka Henner

• Astronomical (2011)

• Less Américains

• No Man's Land II

• Photography Is (2012)

Lisa Kereszi

• Joe's Junk Yard (about 2002)

• Fantasies (2007)

Michael Loderstedt

• Groveland Utopia

• New York: The Taxona Photographs (2012)

Stephen Mallon

• American Reclamation (2009)

• The Salvage of Flight 1549 (2009)

• The Reefing of USS Radford (2011)

Steve Syd

• No Comment (2011)

Yury Toroptsov

• Why Was I Born in Russia (2010-11)

Wil van Iersel

• One Week from Every Day a New Book (2011)

• Who the F*ck is Carla (2012)

Hermann Zschiegner

• 34 Parking Lots (2006)

• Seascapes (2009)

• Every Coffee I Drank in January 2010 (2010)

for the complete list visit DIY: Photographers & Books

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From Curator Barbara Tannenbaum

DIY: Pootographers & Books, my first show at the Cleveland Museum of Art, opens this Saturday, August 11 and remains on view through December 30. The first museum show to focus on print-on-demand photobooks, it contains 157 books by 134 artists from Europe, Asia, and throughout the U.S. Each book can be handled, read, and re-read. If you can't visit the show in person, the website has a list of all the books with links to those that can be purchased and/or previewed on the Internet. A small catalogue/extended gallery guide will be available for purchase through the CMA store

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11150 East Boulevard
Cleveland, Ohio 44106
216-421-7350

Tuesday, Thursday,
Saturday, Sunday
10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Wednesday,  Friday
10:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Closed Monday

Sight Unseen: high/low

Presents:

SIGHT UNSEEN: high/low

 

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When: Saturday, August 4th 2012
Time: 8:00pm

Where: Artist's Television Access
Entry: $6

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We are pleased to announce that "The Volare" has been selected by curator Billy Miller to be included in Sight Unseen.

Program
•  “Susan Blond” (2011)
“David Bienenstock” (2011)
Produced & created by Scott Newman & Marc Santo for REVEL NY
•  “A Week at The Western Hotel” (2010)
“Threads of Collar City” (2011)
By Brenda Ann Kenneally
•  “Drive by Modernism” (2012)
Directed by Marc Santo, Produced by Gary Krieg, Janice Grube
•  “Bel Air” (2011)
By Niklas Goldbach
•  “The Volare” (2012)
By Stephen Mallon
•  “Creepy Kids” (2012)
By Peter Schneider
•  “Colonic”, “The Jiz Commercial”, “Bye Bye Ba Nee” (2010)
By Sienna D’Enema
•  “Pillars”
By Darrin Martin

"The Volare" - Stephen Mallon

"An accelerated look at the construction of the first new roller coaster to be built in 70 years at Coney Island, New York – commissioned by the Wall Street Journal."

"Warhol Superstars • Marijuana • Modernist Homes • Roller Coasters • Clones • Scary Movie Kids • Rust Belt Survivors • Politically-Incorrect Cartoons • Architectural Containment • & MORE!"

For more information go to: ATAsite.org

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992 Valencia Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
(415) 824-3890
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