Dear People of New York, I have some work in this show taking place on Tuesday March 8th, 8pm @theexcomedy – 20 Broadway in Brooklyn.
I am unable to attend myself due to a very large body of water being in the way, but if you can manage to attend I can guarantee there’s some awesome work to see and excellent people to meet. 👌
(get there for 5:30 to also see Mic Against Humanity)
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Some friends have work showing tonight (August 22nd, 2015) in the Intimacy exhibition at the Rabbithole Studios in Brooklyn, NYC, between 8-11pm local time.
The show features work by Kate Sweeney, Aaron Tsuru, Molly Broxton, Katie West and many others.
This from the Huffington Post:
Tsuru commented on a rather shocking photograph, by Molly Broxton, of herself with her late dog’s fur. “It was just so beautiful and touching and exactly the kind of atypical thinking I was hoping to see,” Tsuru told HuffPost. “Intimacy is many things, it’s letting people or other beings or things into our lives in a deeper more personal way.”
There’s also a great piece in Refinery29Â (both links might be a tad NSFW).
As it happens I still haven’t finished repairing my TARDIS, so won’t be able to attend, but I know a few readers are in NYC so you’ve got 6 hours, get to it!
The Big Screen Project is pleased to present:Too Art for TV’s Experimental Film Exhibit Retrospective.
Opening reception TODAY April 14th 2011, 7pm.  Indoor viewing at Food Parc and Public Plaza – 851 6th AveOutdoor viewing at 6th Ave Bet. 29th and 30th Streets
Big Screen Project (Chelsea, NY), in collaboration with Too Art for TV, is proud to host Too Art for TV: Experimental Film Exhibit Retrospective. 11 artists – some of whom have exhibited with Too Art for TV in the past, and some who are presently part of the exhibit Too Art for TV 5 (Williamsburg, Brooklyn), will screen together for one hour on Big Screen Project’s large open air screen in Chelsea, NY.
Too Art for TV is an annual fine art show for the animation industry. Experimental film has been part of Too Art’s vision since the exhibit started in 2006, but due to the crowded openings, Too Art’s film content can often times be difficult to experience. With Big Screen’s presentation of Too Art for TV’s Experimental Film Exhibit Retrospective, Too Art’s artists can enjoy a larger-than-life vehicle for their film and animation musings.
FEATURING:
Forest
by Eric LeiserRoz
by Brad MossmanTeenage Lovesong
by Conor O’Kelly LynchSpare Time
by Edmond HawkinsOK I’ll Let You Go
by Greg CondonAnimated Journal
by Paul GreerErodium II
by David MontgomeryAesthetic Species Maps
by David MontgomeryA Self Portrait 1981 – 2009
by Jimmy CalhounThe Bellows March
by Eric DyerArithmetic
by Laurie O’Brian
That’s tonight, Brooklyn people. They’ll be showing the Animated Journal amongst some other probably more excellent work.
If you’re in the neighbourhood please check it out.
Paul Greer 