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PICTURE PARLOR II | BAD MOON RISING special
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2008 - 7PM
curated by Jan Van Woensel
7PM: One-day Exhibition
8PM: Live Music Performance by Glass Ghost
(myspace.com/glass1ghost)
Vanessa Albury / Diana Artus (ISCP) / Richard Ashcroft / Elena Bajo (ISCP) / Kelie Bowman / Greggory Bradford / Bettina Cohnen (ISCP) / Body Count / Emily Coxe / James De La Vega / Liam Everett / Lonnie Frisbee & David di Sabatino / Tony Garifalakis (ISCP) / George Hennard / Annegret Hoch (ISCP) / Pamela Jue / Paulus Kapteyn / Richard Kern / David Matorin / Clayton Patterson / Job Piston / Luther Price / Lee Ranaldo / Max Razdow / Yoji Sakate / Jan Serych (ISCP) / Philippe Vandenberg
"There are no boundaries any more. You know, everything’s been transgressed. For the last forty years, if you’re really smart, and you’re part of the intelligentsia —whether you’re in the media, whether you are making movies, whether you are writing books, whether you’re teaching school—the thing that this culture rewards you for is doing what? Transgressing every boundary you can find."
J. Ligon Duncan III
For the second ISCP Picture Parlor, the Bad Moon Rising special exhibition presents art that focuses on sociological and anthropological observations of contemporary life. The exhibition zooms in on individual and collective behavior influenced by culture, attitudes, emotions, values, ethics and authority. Bad Moon Rising special exposes examples of how the contemporary human navigates unstable environments and investigates emotions and states of being such as boredom, loneliness, isolation, escapism, fear, self-protection, anarchy, aggression, commitment, community, power, obedience and disobedience…
Curated by independent curator Jan Van Woensel, Bad Moon Rising is an ongoing project launched at Silverman Gallery, San Francisco in December 2007. Bad Moon Rising in San Francisco primarily focused on social, religious and political disturbance in the US. A varied selection of artworks, artifacts and a-historical references exposed some dark sides of the world’s self-proclaimed greatest nation. Participants included Rage Against the Machine, Tariq Ali, Claire Fontaine, Ben Vautier, Custer’s Revenge, The Weather Underground and others.
For further information, visit our website: www.iscp-nyc.org
ISCP
1040 Metropolitan Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11211
T: 718 387 2900
info@iscp-nyc.org
curated by Jan Van Woensel
7PM: One-day Exhibition
8PM: Live Music Performance by Glass Ghost
(myspace.com/glass1ghost)
Vanessa Albury / Diana Artus (ISCP) / Richard Ashcroft / Elena Bajo (ISCP) / Kelie Bowman / Greggory Bradford / Bettina Cohnen (ISCP) / Body Count / Emily Coxe / James De La Vega / Liam Everett / Lonnie Frisbee & David di Sabatino / Tony Garifalakis (ISCP) / George Hennard / Annegret Hoch (ISCP) / Pamela Jue / Paulus Kapteyn / Richard Kern / David Matorin / Clayton Patterson / Job Piston / Luther Price / Lee Ranaldo / Max Razdow / Yoji Sakate / Jan Serych (ISCP) / Philippe Vandenberg
"There are no boundaries any more. You know, everything’s been transgressed. For the last forty years, if you’re really smart, and you’re part of the intelligentsia —whether you’re in the media, whether you are making movies, whether you are writing books, whether you’re teaching school—the thing that this culture rewards you for is doing what? Transgressing every boundary you can find."
J. Ligon Duncan III
For the second ISCP Picture Parlor, the Bad Moon Rising special exhibition presents art that focuses on sociological and anthropological observations of contemporary life. The exhibition zooms in on individual and collective behavior influenced by culture, attitudes, emotions, values, ethics and authority. Bad Moon Rising special exposes examples of how the contemporary human navigates unstable environments and investigates emotions and states of being such as boredom, loneliness, isolation, escapism, fear, self-protection, anarchy, aggression, commitment, community, power, obedience and disobedience…
Curated by independent curator Jan Van Woensel, Bad Moon Rising is an ongoing project launched at Silverman Gallery, San Francisco in December 2007. Bad Moon Rising in San Francisco primarily focused on social, religious and political disturbance in the US. A varied selection of artworks, artifacts and a-historical references exposed some dark sides of the world’s self-proclaimed greatest nation. Participants included Rage Against the Machine, Tariq Ali, Claire Fontaine, Ben Vautier, Custer’s Revenge, The Weather Underground and others.
For further information, visit our website: www.iscp-nyc.org
ISCP
1040 Metropolitan Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11211
T: 718 387 2900
info@iscp-nyc.org
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