Seeking Space

Seeking Space is in its third year, and we are looking forward to working with the Loom to bring another exciting exhibition to Bushwick Open Studios 2012. Our goal is to showcase outstanding artists from the area who do not have the opportunity to exhibit in a studio space. AIB directory listing: http://artsinbushwick.org/bos2012/directory/?listing=3253 Curated by Jillian Salik and Julia Sinelnikova. PARTICIPATING ARTISTS: Alan Lugo Bobby Walsh Cait Oppermann Cat Glennon Elke Reva Sudin Eva Wildes Greg Frederick Harold Hernandez Heidi Howard James Sera James Skarbek Jessica Slagle Jillian Salik Joe Salgo John O'Toole Jon Handel Jose Castillo Julia Sinelnikova Kenneth Murphy Lanny Hoang Maiko / La Kombo Laboratory Mark Nilsson Minori Sanchiz-Fung Nalani Latrish Williams Pansum Cheng Paulo Rojas Pia Coronel Preston Spurlock Rachael Bridge Robert Servo Sandra Codero Sara Marie Miller Solomon Siegel Stephanie Kosinski Sylvia Sewell Yael Malka Opening party: Friday, June 1st, 7pm-12am. We will have live projections, musical performances, and much more. FEATURING DJs: Nanohumans http://soundcloud.com/nanohumans Charlemane http://soundcloud.com/charlemane We will have artists on site during BOS hours, Saturday and Sunday June 2nd and 3rd, 12pm-7pm. Exhibition will run through June 25th. Opening sponsored by BROOKLYN LAGER. Seeking Space is an official Bushwick Open Studios event, and will be highlighted on the map and all relevant brochures. Check out photos from the first Seeking Space at Talas: http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150188390740103.444758.308772370102&type=3

BOS 2012

Bushwick Open Studios 2012

Seeking Spaces:
6/1 opening party 7pm- 12am
6/2-6/3 open house with participating artists

Exhibit from 5/25-6/25

Location: The Loom Gallery,1087 Flushing Ave, Brooklyn NY

Hey, Whats Up ?

Tomorrow I will be dropping off my work for the Seeking Space exhibition that will take place during Bushwick Open Studios(June 1-3).

I am also in the process of matting of framing digital work, and then I will continue my conversation with tactile mediums ...... very exciting stuff  :-)

........ So thats, that
........ Take Care
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Hello World !

Hello,
Sorry for the long hiatus, I have been a busy bee lately.

This is a new year, and according to the cards, it is going be a very good year for art.

And I will admit so far its true...

This is what I have done since the start of 2012

I have new images! These images are the grandchildren of Lights and Shadows series and instead of only being focus on the interior, I am spending more time on the exterior and the facade.

Lights and Shadows 2009

Fine 2012

Progress? 2012

Celebrate Creativity

This weekend is the Bushwick Open Studios. There is an overwhelming amount of art to see. If you are in the NYC area, it is a must do event.

I have a small digital frame loaded with my latest images (Corporal Manifestations) at the Loom Gallery Space on 1087 Flushing Ave.

Next week I will be installing my installation Undisclosed Particulars on Governors Island for Figment, which is another must go event.

http://figmentproject.org/ A free, weekend-long, annual interactive art event on NYC's Governors Island. See sculpture, installations, dance, music, children's activities and more!

Public Transit

FIGMENT 2011 will be:
Friday, June 10: 10 am – 4 pm
Saturday, June 11: 10 am – 6 pm
Sunday, June 12: 10 am – 6 pm

Please note: Closing times listed are the time of the last ferry back to Manhattan. We highly recommend taking an earlier ferry to avoid overcrowding the last ferry.

Free ferry service runs from The Battery Maritime Building located adjacent to the Staten Island Ferry in Lower Manhattan. See below for directions.

Please note - the ferry schedule is different each day, so make sure you check Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Directions to the Governors Island Ferry

The Governors Island Ferry departs from the Battery Maritime Building located adjacent to the Staten Island Ferry in Lower Manhattan. The ferry terminal is accessible as follows. For additional information, please see the Governors Island website.

BY SUBWAY
(weekdays only) — South Ferry Station
(on Saturdays a free shuttle will run between Chambers Street and South Ferry Station)
(weekdays only) — Bowling Green Station
(weekdays only) — Whitehall St. Station
Whitehall St. Station
BY BUS
M1 (weekdays only), M6, M9 and M15

June 1st: Quick Update

Quick update:

·      Bushwick Open Studios is this weekend. I am participating in the show titled Seeking Space .

·      If you cant make it this weekend; not to worry, the show will still be up for two weeks afterwards.

·      Next weekend is the Figment Art Festival, …….  More info to come later this week

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We are having an opening party Friday Night for Seeking Space in conjunction with the opening of Alan Lugo’s “The Other Half of Civilization”. The opening party will feature Nanohumans DJs and will be one of the first events on your list of exciting BOS events this coming weekend. The show will be photographed by Irvin A. Kelly. Come enjoy some brand new art and drinks on the house!

OPENING PARTY for SEEKING SPACE and THE OTHER HALF OF CIVILIZATION
Friday,June3: 7:00 P.M. – 11:00 P.M.
The Loom
1087 Flushing Avenue

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VIEWING HOURS FOR SEEKING SPACE DURING BOS:
Saturday June 4th, 12:00 P.M. -7:00 P.M. AND
Sunday June 5th, 12:00 P.M. – 7:00 P.M.

Arts in Bushwick is pleased to present the second annual Seeking Space exhibition! This show seeks to give a platform to artists from Bushwick and beyond who may not have been able to exhibit in their own studios, bringing together a diverse set of works in an alternative space. Last year, the show featured over 30 artists, and included paintings, sculptures, and even sound art. This year’s show will include photography, video art, paintings, and much more.

The exhibition will be located in the central area of the Loom, a creative multi-use complex located in the center of the BOS festival. The show will be open to the public Saturday June 4th & Sunday June 5th, 12pm-7pm, as well as daily for the two weeks following.

Along with the diverse range of artwork on display, we will have refreshments and conversations! The Loom is located at the heart of the BOS festival, so Seeking Space will be on your way as you move from one map area to another.

The show will be curated by two local artists, Jillian Salik and Julia Sinelnikova.

Seeking Space 2011 artists include:

Alex Abelson
Alan Lugo
Tag Brum
Candace Camuglia
Casey Leigh Carty
Goseong Choi
Sandra Cordero
Stephen Faillace
Mikael Henaff
Szu-Wei Ho
Cassandra Holden
Heidi Howard
Rachel Monosov
Jackie Neon
MRI Lightpainting
Raisa Nosova
Jillian Salik
Daryl-Ann Saunders
Kayla Sergio
Julia Sinelnikova
Michelle Valenton
Kurt Wahlstrom
Priska Wenger
Nalani Williams
Julian Zee

We hope to see you at what we expect to be a fantastic show!

Another quick and dirty update

Upcoming Events !

Date: Saturday April 16th @ 6:30pm

Location: The National Underground, NYC

Players: Alex Kelly/DJ Lopro/Kelsey Warren/VJ Kala

Tickets:$8.00 in advance/$11.00 door

Date: Friday April 29th @ 10:00pm

Location: The Bowery Poetry Club, NYC

Players: Alex Kelly/Kelsey Warren/DJ Ceiba/VJ Kala. With special guests Analogue Transit

Tickets:$12.00

SAVE this site in your awesome phone!

http://m.wix.com/NLW_arts/nalani-latrish-williams

And

I’m getting ready for Figment Arts Festival

Take care

NLW arts

iCal

For iCal users like myself here is a special link for you.

iCal

take care

and 

visit often

NLW

arts

Mutant Flowers and More !

• Undisclosed Particulars

Currently, in the process of creating a sample mutant flower for an outdoor installation that will take place this summer. The installation will consist of 200 mutant flowers.

The head of the flower will resemble neurons, to hint at the body and science.

More information will follow in the upcoming months.

• K.M.(Kala Mohala) of NLW arts will be the VJ
  for musician/songwriter Alex Kelly.

if you are in the NYC area check out the following events:

AK live starts April 16th at The National Underground in NYC

Alex Kelly with Special guests Analogue Transit

 at the Bowery Poetry Club Friday April 29th. 

For more info go to Alexkellymusic.com

Take care

visit often

NLW

arts

Mmmmm Sugar Coated Marshmallows

I had peeps at the Peepshow.
Really, seriously !
Peeps are a childhood favorite of mine.


Squeaky Wheel’s PEEPSHOW 2011 was a success , I mixed, layered and deaerated images for nine straight hours.
 
Almost, there was a small glitch and I lost power for about 5 min. 

Photo by Alex Kelly

Want to see more pics check out :http://www.facebook.com/NLW.arts 

Hugs for Everyone!

PEEPSHOW was awesome !

Thanks AK for all your help

Thank you Squeaky Wheel for the opportunity.

Stay tuned for pics 

take care 

and visit often

NLW arts

AK and KM

Peep

Hello, I hope your warm and toasty wherever you may be.

I have just finished setting up for Peepshow.

It going to be really fun,lots of art and music.

I hope to see you there 

NLW

arts

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PEEPSHOW 2011: It’s Complicated is the fourth edition of Squeaky Wheel’s high-energy fundraising art party and extravaganza, to be held at the DNIPRO Ukrainian Center on Saturday, February 26th, 2011. The event boasts a wide array of entertainment, from curated artist installations, videos, and performances to a fancy art auction and the opportunity for everyone to participate in an evening-long performance of fun while tackling a dense equation of questions, parameters, and answers that yield a deafening blank stare when TMI (Too Much Information!!!) has been revealed. Whether it’s the way that slick-looking minimalist masterpiece runs from a tangled, incomprehensible mess of hidden wires or the reason your lover won’t let you hold their hand in public, we understand – IT’S COMPLICATED!

Artists of all kinds (media, installation, sculpture, performance) were invited to interpret this year’s theme  – an often-apologetic preface when entering hearty deliberations about world politics, globalization or economic policies; a notorious description for defending the inherently complex dynamics of personal relationships, gender, or sexuality; and sometimes the dreaded top notch of a difficulty rating system for various “how-to’s” in the realm of vegan cooking, furniture assembly, or home-improvement. *** Stay tuned for the complete list of over 30 artists and performers that will take over all three floors of the beautiful DNIPRO Ukrainian Center. There will be live music, burlesque troupes, belly dancing and so much more - We can't wait to share what we have in store for you! ***
And don't forget to bring cash with you to purchase drink tickets throughout the night!

WHERE IS THE DNIPRO?
The DNIPRO Ukrainian Center is located on the East Side of Buffalo, more specifically, at 562 Genesee Street, Buffalo, NY 14204. Please take a gander at the Google Map, which conveniently has a picture that features the signature green doors of this venue. Speaking of convenience, there is also a parking lot next to this building where you can saddle up your gas-or-hybrid horse!

TICKET INFORMATION
Tickets will be available starting February 1st at the following locations: Cafe Taza, Sweetness 7, Talking Leaves, and online at www.squeaky.org. Tickets are $15 in advance / $20 ($15 for students with a valid ID) at the door, 18+. Save money by purchasing presale tickets online for $15 each! Click here to purchase your Peepshow tickets online now

TRAVELING FROM OUT OF TOWN?
Make it a full-on-date night with the Hampton Inn & Suites King Jacuzzi / PEEPSHOW Special, only $99 plus applicable tax!!!  The Hampton Inn & Suites® hotel in Buffalo - Downtown, NY - is just minutes from the DNIPRO Ukrainian Center and will make it easy to stay the night. Book your room today by calling 716.855.223 and ask for the PEEPSHOW Block!

WHAT IF I AM TOO EXCITED TO EAT DINNER BEFORE THE SHOW?
No worries! The DNIPRO will offer a variety of Ukrainian foods and bar foods available for purchase. After 10pm, there will be an extra special trip fromLLOYD’S TACO TRUCK, (http://whereslloyd.com), the first and ONLY taco truck in Buffalo, NY. Who says you can’t have perogies and burritos all in the same night?!!?

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PARTICIPATING ARTISTS:

Roving Performances

Tabula Emphaticus / Caitlin Cass
Tabula Emphaticus or The Artist Finds an Excuse to Talk to People She Normally Wouldn’t Talk to About Things We Normally Do Not Talk About. In a world festering with apathy the artist has taken it upon her self to bring back the passion by engaging people in sophistic conversations. She will be carrying a cigarette tray filled with sweeping philosophical ideas and common household objects in which to ground the dialogue. www.caitlincass.com

The Rambling Dance Hall Cartel / Real Dream Cabaret + Swing Buffalo
The world’s first fully moveable, scalable, sustainable, Portable Speakeasy! Stay one step ahead of rival gangsters and those pesky coppers while enjoying classic torch songs and swing dancing in various covert corners of DNIPRO. If you feel like life is just too “speakcomplicated,” the Portable Speakeasy is the perfect solution! http://realdreamcabaret.blogspot.com/ http://www.swingbuffalo.com/

mommydaddybaby : TheConfoundingVariable" / Marc Tomko, Kyle Butler, Alice Alexandrescu
Expert performance trio 'mommydaddybaby' escorts a mobile kiosk of research/intervention instruments on a scheduled route of venue locales. They will elicit measured responses from party subjects through strategic experimental acts. 'mommydaddybaby' will be the 'confounding variable' in your party experience.

Installations

Musicox / Brian Larson Clark
Musicox is an auto-playing musical instrument consisting of 12 vibrating dildos, water-filled wine glasses, and a microcontroller. The instrument generates a number of music box melodies by systematically switching on and off different vibrators. Website: bclark.info

Kokua: Hospitality / Mark Hursty & Victoria Bradbury
Kokua: Hospitality is a projection installation by Mark Hursty and Victoria Bradbury. Two inflatable forms nest, one bulbous, the other a pouch. Swirls of light agitate the projected belly of the smaller sculpture.

Interflections / John Bono
An installation constructed to make the participant experience and reflect upon the nature of individual introspection and one-on-one interaction. Designed to attract and draw the viewer in, it responds differently depending on whether it is approached alone or together, thus provoking reflection on subjectivity and otherness. http://www.acsu.buffalo.edu/~jfbono/

Relational Aesthetics are Impressions Upon Oneself / Josh Parkins
A lush visualization of relationships portrayed as a tangled mass of fractured thoughts and identities, tenuously crafted into a fragile whole. The fragility is apparent by how the performer becomes a complicated mess of impressions from their environment. The performers own form is lost in the audience through projection and subsequent reflection www.joshparkins.com

MALFUNCTION / John J. Fink
3 channel video installation: interconnected scenes domestic scenes of looking, reacting and gazing create a sense of intimacy. Exploring the nature of the gaze and the weight of an individual shot in a narrative, moments in three monitors are juxtaposed against one another creating a sense of a malfunction of film language conventions, a nod to Eisenstein's experiments with dialectic montage. www.johnfinkfilms.com

Onion / Nalani Latrish Williams
Onion is the dream that never ends. Images, and videos are combined and layered to create a psychologically charged nonsensical dream. http://nlw-arts.com

Beyond the Multitude: Sewer Study #2 / Jordan Dalton/Katy Brown
Sewer Study #2 is the latest in a series of projects exploring the latent ecologies hidden in Buffalo's water infrastructure. A sort of Rube Goldberg machine for sewage, the piece is a site-specific installation simulating the city's combined sewage system, from toilet, to aging pipes, to treatment plant and river.http://jordandalton.com http://scajaquada.org

Liminal Processes: The Living Utterances of Speaking Applications / Eric Souther
Can a machine, a computer, create a living utterance? A talking machine is required to follow a strict set of linguistic rules that govern the English language and if followed creates human-sounding speech. This assumes that what is programmed is, of course, a rational set of commands, a sentence, or a specific word. Does this strict assignment of meaning, that has to exist as computer code for the machine to speak, make the words that are spoken “fixed realities with consistent referents?” Is the computer then a fundamentalist of language? Or can these utterances have life, or at least live in the “poetic thinking” of the viewer? unseensignals.com

The Censor-O-Matic 9000 / Jeff Maciejewski
"The Censor-O-Matic 9000 is the most latest and greatest censoring machine to hit the market. Already receiving praise from tyrannical governments and oppressive corporations, this machine takes valuable information fed into it and produces new politically correct information. Maybe your family is smiling a little too much in your favorite photo? The Censor-O-Matic 9000 can fix that! Do your friends' un-hip looks held in your prized scrapbook pictures embarrass you? The Censor-O-Matic 9000 can fix that! Hate that Wedding portrait? The Censor-O-Matic 9000 can fix that too! The Censor-O-Matic 9000 will be making it's first ever public appearance ever to civilians & citizens at the 2011 Squeaky Wheel Peep Show. Don't forget your checkbook. Afterall, you might actually need this."

iSwap: we put the eye in team / Timothy Scaffidi, Alice Alexandrescu, Marc Tomko
Building a successful team requires strong individual personalities working together to get results. With iSwap, “we put the eye in team”. Using cutting-edge practices and state-of-the-art technology we've re-engineered the team-building experience to give your company the competitive advantage. As the participants accomplish tasks, their eyesight will be periodically swapped: participant A will see from participant B's perspective, and participant B will see from participant A's perspective, forcing teammates into a cooperative, outside-the-box, problem solving mindset.

Furrowed Brow / Aaron Oldenburg
This is a game that simulates creases in the player's forehead that move from side to side with the tilt of his or her head. It uses an Arduino board, LCD screen and accelerometer attached to a wig. The game is simple: the furrow is represented by a jagged line made of ASCII characters. The player is either trying to catch or avoid the "o" that drops from the top of the screen. When the "o" hits a crease, that part of the crease disappears until there are none left. It can be played solo, in the mirror, or with a second player. There is another game with two furrows. It is casual in the sense that you can play it while brushing your hair. The creases again move in the direction that the player's head tilts. Avoid letting them touch the edges of the screen.http://aaronoldenburg.net

Registering Our Exasperation / Keir Neuringer
Registering Our Exasperation is a cross-perceptual installation created in The Hague in 2006 by musician and interdisciplinary artist Keir Neuringer. The multi-screen, multi-speaker work takes as its point of departure the pauses in the speech of the hosts and guests of independent news program Democracy Now!, adding to it a list of "things you cannot see" -- words and phrases that might exasperate a person of conscience navigating the madness of industrialized civilization. http://keirneuringer.com

Bedroom Eyes / Susanne Stefanski + Kyle Butler + Alicia Paolucci
Bedroom Eyes is an installation that uses the potential for awkwardness, embarrassment, or gratification in subtle hints or flirting as the motivation for designing a landscape about the space between come-on and brush off.

Hollywood Slaughter / Torn Space + Lukia Costello
Originally conceived as an advertisement shoot for an absent product, the photo shoot was structured around Dan’s stage direction and story structure, and interpreted through Lukia’s photography. The task was for Dan and Lukia to each edit down the number of photos to capture a narrative made through individual choices of sequencing and effect. The results are two narratives occupying parallel’s universes. This is collaboration between Torn Space Theater (Dan Shanahan, Melissa Meola, Tim Stegner, Kara McKenney, Justin Rowland) and Lukia Costello, with audio contribution by Scott Valkwitch.

The Love Tendrils / Joel Resnikoff
The Love Tendrils are 50-foot-long kinetic sculptures crafted from flexible tubes containing intelligent lights, sequenced to move with the rhythm of the music. They are playful objects that can be handled, tugged or wrapped around the dancers/participants.

The Slumber Party / Tom Holt & Chelsea Wagner
A slumber party housed inside a blanket fort exploits the saucy potential of slumber parties. Party-goers are invited to play games such as Pixxxionary, Spin The Bottle and Twister. In true slumber party fashion, attendees can paint their nails or their friends’ nails - and if nail painting isn’t their thing, they can be treated to some body painting by the slumber party hosts. Naughty baked goods, lollipops and pillows for pillow fights will also be provided!

PROJEX / Keith Harrington
Interactive audio-visual mixologist utilizing a hybrid DJ arrangement.

Polaroid Pictures with Nancy Parisi

Mood Pets / Steven Ansell & Tammy McGovern
Guests are invited to touch and stroke these furry interactive sculptures, reminiscent of small stuffed animals and valentine hearts. In return, the Mood Pets vocalize the pleasures of touch by emitting bleeping sounds and blinking lights.

Video Screening

“Immortal Beloved” by Dax Norman
"Immortal Beloved" is a complicated experimental animation, which makes extensive use of figure/ground reversal to tell multiple narratives simultaneously. Different stories are interwoven seamlessly until they become one. Musical Score by Neil Anderson-Himmelspach. spachmusic.com. /www.daxnorman.com

Sacré Bleu / Anna Scime
Narrative potential quickly becomes music in sacré bleu. It's holy constipation instead of catharsis – a pairing of the crass with the sublime, nature with god, the awkward with the seductive and so on. Produced here at Dnipro in conjunction with Richard Foreman and Sophie Haviland's Buffalo Bridge Project, and starring Diane Gaidry, Neil Garvey and Linda Stein. (05:00)

Himen Productions presents The Wild Cherry / Brittany Debole
The Wild Cherry serves as a metaphor for sexual identity/ sexual experiences; This film uses fruit to explore the complex relationships of first base, second base, third base moving towards the climax - the end. Society tells women losing their virginity should be special, that you should be old enough and that you should be in love - but it never happens like that. This is one woman's story.

The Happiest Day, the Happiest Hour / Gratuitous Art Films
The happiest day - the happiest hour, My sear'd and blighted heart hath known, The highest hope of pride and power, I feel hath flown. (text by Edgar Allan Poe) (02:44) http://gratuitousart.com

Eulogy of an Assasin / Stephen Ausherman
A story of love and insecticide. This is an extended version of the one now showing at wholphindvd.com. (03:29) http://www.restlesstribes.com/

Yes - No / Rajesh Ghosh

Three Minutes of Headless Life
Three Minutes of Headless Life, Stop Motion Animation on 16mm Film. (02:25). http://taranajdahmadi.com/

Jody Lafond

Videos on looping monitors:

Labyrinth / Vincent Ducarne
Live Labyrinth with a classic snake and mouse chase. (02:30) http://vincentducarne.com

Deluge / John Knecht

Looping Video Projections:

Confined 10-01-2 / Russell J. Chartier & Paul J. Botelho
Explores the sense of confinement of life in a large city. The piece, created using manipulated footage shot throughout NYC, consists of textures comprised of feedback loops uplinked to satellites then down-linked back to Earth. These “feedback loops” were manipulated with various pieces of broadcast equipment through the looping process and were then further manipulated in the postproduction process. The textures and manipulated footage were then woven together to create this work. paulbotelho.com

OCUSONIC: Sound & Vision
Real-time generations of synchronous audio & visual materials recorded as visual music. vimeo.com/ocusonic

DOWNSTAIRS BAR:

ART AUCTION: ________________________

Yes Yes & Heaven Tongue
10:00pm Starry eyed, old-time gospel soul music with an all-star cast of Buffalo improvisers and musicians: Mike Ersing (guitar/vocals), Ed Klavoon (Upright Bass), Bill Conroy (percussion), Katie Ashwill (Cello), Jane Roberts (vocals), Pat Cain (plastic bag/vocals), and more!

PERFORMANCES IN THE LIBRARY ROOM, Between Video Screenings:

Reactionary Ensemble
8:30pm & 12:30pm Reactionary Ensemble is a roving circuit of improvisational artists and musicians looking to merge sound and vision into an immersive, multidimensional experience. Fluid in nature, these sensory-based performances unleash streams of transitory sounds and visual images to stimulate a hypnotic, primordial, trance-like state of spontaneous free association. http://reactionaryensemble.blogspot.com/

No Input System / Live Video/Sound Performance by Morgan Higby-Flowers
9:30pm & 11:30pm No-input system performance that generates video and sound simultaneously. This system consists of audio and video equipment patched in such a way that it creates its own imagery and sound, thereby acting as an entity the artist collaborates with. Morgan recently performed this as part of the first annual glitch conference in Chicago this past October ( http://gli.tc/h).

Poverty Hymns & The Lamp Orchestra / T. Andrew Trump
10:30pm Building warm layers of guitar & sampled sounds Poverty Hymns creates something between out folk and minimal electronic music. Comfort music for the modern weirdo that borrows from jazz, americana and ambient thought patterns. In turn, these sounds are reciprocated by a collection of 9 dated household lamps which flicker, pulse, throb - dance to the guitar phrases, cascading in and out of phase. Creating something akin to softly falling down a mountain - in a dream. http://www.reverbnation.com/poverrtyhymns

The Left Hand of Darkness / Charles Quagliana
12:00am (midnight) Krappy Touchstyle 10 and 12 String Guitar/Bass in Solo and Duet performances with WNY Progressive Rock Legend and Gamelon founder Ted Reinhardt on Percussion and Chapman Stick. Drums, Touchstyle looping Progressive Rock, crafty musicianship and innovative compositions.http://www.youtube.com/user/chuckinator13

MAIN STAGE PERFORMANCES

Live Main Stage Video Projections by Chris Svoboda’s Level 4 Activated Lighting Provided by Wasteland Studio

Wooden Waves
Adventurous live music and visuals inspired by underwater space travel, Esther Williams, street surfing, and graffiti. Sounds like: a Technicolor tsunami, or a blend of art-rock aesthetic, the fun side of indie and the kitschy melodies of early electronic music. www.wooden-waves.com

Ilya’s Bellydance Troupe
http://www.bellydancebuffalo.com/

Habibi of the Nile, Belly Dance Academy
http://habibiofthenile.com

Superstar DJ Slobbanozzle
http://www.myspace.com/429264869

The Stripteasers – Burlesque Troupe         Boom Boom Betties – Burlesque troupe         MJB CORPORATION

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SQUEAKY WHEEL would like to acknowledge the following sponsors for their outstanding generosity in supporting PEEPSHOW 2011:

SUGAR MOMMA & POPPAS 
Frazer/Montague Design 
Hodgson Russ LLP 
Lipsitz Green Scime Cambria LLP

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Buffalo Womenservices 
Collegiate Village
Crescent Manufacturing 
Guerilla Gallery
Hurwitz and Fine, P.C.
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Wasteland Studio

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quick-and-dirty

Jurisdiction 2010

• In two days I will be participating in Squeaky Wheel’s PEEPSHOW 2011: It’s Complicated

• I have finally took pictures of the work that was produced last year;cast iron,foam paintings,latex beings.

• Alex Kelly is awesome check her out @ www.alexkellymusic.com/ 

• Take care and visit soon( before Monday!)

Word of the day is plaguey

Word of the day is plaguey.

plaguey \PLAY-ghee\

 adjective

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causing irritation or annoyance : troublesome Whats New? Life and its interruptions is currently slowing down production. I have been playing with video lately,editing,laying and mixing video clips,(found and my own creations). & NLW arts will be in Buffalo this month, Feb. 26th for an event entitled Peepshow. At this event I will be doing a performance using my video clips and computer program Isadora. check out my calendar for more details. take care NLW arts