For the duration of the exhibition I will be e-mailing the curator documentation of the pieces I am mailing in, which is pretty much happening everyday Monday to Saturday.

She has agreed to forward the emails. If you wish to receive them, send her a request:

"Zanna Gilbert" <zannazgilbert@gmail.com>


Also - a small PDF for this project with a short narrative I wrote, plus a text by Ed Steck, is now available for download:

http://www.sendspace.com/file/285piy

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Intimate Bureaucracies: Art and the Mail at Art Exchange

This exhibition investigates how artworks accumulate meaning while in transit.

Intimate Bureaucracies explores the roots and development of mail art and the ways in which artists employ different methods of circulation to open up  unexpected spaces in society and seek wider participation in their work.

Intimate Bureaucracies includes the work of internationally renowned artists Walead Beshty, Eugenio Dittborn, Felipe Ehrenberg, León Ferrari, David Hortwitz,
Ray Johnson, Cristiano Lenhardt and Cildo Meireles who examine the possibilities for human connection and collaboration, while also critiquing the
established processes of art circulation in both the art market and media.

Art Exchange is open Monday–Friday 11.00am–5.00pm, Saturday 12.00pm–4.00pm.

Fri 25 Feb 2011 - Sat 26 Mar 2011

Iron Maiden Artist Tours (IMAT) brings together artists and art aficionados for exclusive, mobile experiences. Each tour follows an itinerary devised by a New York-based visual artist, who leads the tour from the front passenger seat of a 1978 Volvo station wagon, the Iron Maiden. Two passengers, who have purchased their seats, sit in the backseat. Project Artist Naomi Miller is the driver. All four participants move through a tour that closely relates to the featured artist's practice or knowledge base.

May 21, 2011

Tabehoudai Tour

David Horvitz

Tabehoudai is a Japanese word used in restaurants in Japan that means "all you can eat." David Horvitz has appropriated the word to describe a day of non-stop eating, spread out over different locations across all five boroughs. The tour will explore the different gastronomic qualities of the various neighborhoods of New York City, which is how David has learned the city over the past three years. We will be snacking on Sri Lankan food in Staten Island, mozzarella in the Bronx, and Chinese and Korean food in Queens, among others. Seats are specially priced, all expenses covered. The tour will last approximately five hours. $150 per passenger.


more info:

http://ironmaidenartisttours.com/Iron_Maiden_Artist_Tours/Tours_%26_Dates_.html

Check out the Rhizome blog post on my recent project, Public Access, done for the exhibition at SF Camerawork:

http://rhizome.org/editorial/2011/feb/18/something-fishy-pelican-state-beach/

a PDF documentation of the project, designed by Eric Nylund, with a text by Ed Steck, can be downloaded here:

http://media.rhizome.org/blog/7949/Public-Access-PDF.pdf

I zipped twelve high-res files of a selection of the images. If you wish, download below. They are print-quality files, and ready for re-circulation:

http://www.sendspace.com/file/4yrw8u

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
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Fathom+Hatch presents:
Subject to Change: New York artists explore a culture in flux

February 11—March 18th.
OPENING RECEPTION: Friday, February 11, 6-10pm
@ Fathom+Hatch Offices – SoHo, New York
287 Spring St, Ground Floor | New York, NY 10013

Featuring works by:

Anthony Cudahy

Daniel Arnold

David Cook

David Horvitz

David Torch

James Moore

Jesse Hlebo

Jessica Findley

Joe Jagos

Justin Worsdale

Kate O’Connor

Megan O’Hearn

Morgan Blair

Nick Gazin

Rob Corradetti

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