October 27, 2007 6:00 pm to November 24, 2007
OPENING RECEPTION October 27th 6-9pm.
Joe Deutch performance at 8pm
Special Guest: Little Chan
a group show of 13 New York and LA artists exploring the macabre.
Patterson Beckwith
Nathan Danilowicz
Joe Deutch
Skylar Haskard
Tim Jackson
Dawn Kasper
Lindsay Lawson
Karen Lee
Daniel McDonald
Kembra Pfahler
Mary Pongratz
Ben Shaffer
Jeffrey Wells
Organized by Joshua Callaghan
(Image by Skylar Haskard)
June 30, 2007 12:00 pm to July 1, 2007
Fernando Sanchez and Sean Dockray present “Pirates and Hustlers” from Saturday June 30 - July 01, 2007, in front of TELIC Gallery. Noon to 6pm on both days.
Fernando Sanchez will be exhibiting and selling “Los Angeles Bootlegs”: photographs downloaded from the current exhibitions of Los Angeles art galleries web pages. In addition, he will be selling the art list of all the galleries and their corresponding images.
Sean Dockray will be selling dvd’s of art videos downloaded off the internet by some of the greatest artists of all time for $8. Each video is limited to an edition of 8 with the price doubling on each sale, going up to $1,024.
http://www.digitalmediatree.com/tommoody/?39901
http://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2007/03/19/18379446.php
http://homepages.tesco.net/~theatre/tezzaland/webstuff/storming.html
http://www.artangel.org.uk/pages/past/01/01_deller.htm
http://www.rosamundfelsen.com/articles.php?artist_id=9
http://www.shaze.info/projects.html
July 16, 2005 6:00 pm to August 13, 2005
Given that we have two installations with nonsensical titles opening this Saturday night, we figured it was as good a time as any to start talking about truth and meaning. (Don’t worry it’ll be quick.) In Plato’s cave, captive prisoners are convinced that the shadows they see and echoes they hear — and they’ve never seen or heard anything else — are the real thing. They see the shadow of a donkey and they call it the “donkey.” Peter Cho’s projection for his Takeluma project attempts to show the shadows cast by the hidden meaning of our spoken utterances. The artist team of Davis & Davis seem to come at it from the opposite direction. Their installation EFAC gives us the shadows and (unlike 1 Year Later, their previous installation at Telic) the artifice, drawing us in while leaving the answers as elusive as ever.