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Orbital Debris Collision and Reentry images now available here.
Posted On: June 01, 2009
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Get some coin
The Lincoln Penny Artist Stimulus Grant selection committee is proud to announce the first round recipients of the award. Please join us in congratulating them and their achievements.
Plenty of grants still available, apply today! Application form follows.
First round recipients are:
Justin Berry, Brooklyn, NY Tom Burtonwood, Oak Park, IL Sebastian Craig, London, UK Violet, Dennison, New York, NY Alfredo Abraham Garcia Farina, Chicago, IL Chris Hefner, Chicago, IL Daniel C. Herschlein, Brooklyn, NY Jacob C Hammes, Chicago, IL Peter Hoffman, Chicago, IL Anna Hryniewicka, Chicago, IL Max Infeld, Chico, CA Ryan B. Richey, Chicago, IL Audrey Tran, New York, NY ----- Lincoln Penny Artist Stimulus Grant 2009 application form. This new grant opportunity proposes an alternative approach to the traditional grant awarding system.
Acknowledging the downturn in our current global economy, this grant is offering 100 grants to 100 artists in the amount of 1 cent per artist. The $1 used to enable these grants was graciously donated by ASDF Makes, NY as part of their 100 $1 Grants project.
The 2009 Artist Stimulus Grant awardees and projects will be archived at www.asdfmakes.com and www.lincolnpennygrant.blogspot.com A traveling exhibition will follow later in the year with catalogue.
Grant will be disbursed through the mail upon receiving application. Please forward this invitation on to interested parties. To apply, answer the following questions and send to alvendia1@gmail.com.
Proposals accepted on a rolling basis until funds are exhausted. Plenty of grants left. Tell your friends and colleagues about this unique opportunity. Please apply now!
What is your name? What is your mailing address? What will you do with your penny? Please be detailed and be sure to add any relevant images or other documentation if necessary. When you see a penny, do you pick it up?
Posted On: June 01, 2009
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(not) a NEW WORK from Brandon Warren Alvendia
Brandon did not perform a reading of AR Ammons "Garbage"
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Erasure Poetry Reading
University of Chicago, Rosenwald Hall
With Chicu Reddy, Eric Elshtain, Stephanie Dering, and Will Larsen
Posted On: May 27, 2009
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All is FAIR

The ALVENDIA studios is presenting new work with Waymaker Gallery at NEXT: The Invitational Exhibition of Emerging Art, come see May 1st - 4th in Chicago , USA The ALVENDIA studios is also presenting new work with Track House, Toronto at the DARK FAIR organized by the Milwaukee International and hosted by the Kolnischer Kunstverein, Cologne. Catch the 4-day event April 23-26. Looking ahead to August, the ALVENDIA Studios is working on a project for i-cabin, UK for the SUBVISION festival in Hamburg. More info to follow.
Posted On: April 28, 2009
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Nostalgia for the Future is always present
Opening today! Featuring new work from the Alvendia studio. Images to follow soon.
THE END OF ANALOG
The conclusion of analog television broadcasting in the U.S. can be understood as heralding the arrival of the digital era. The End of Analog is an exhibition that marks this historic transition with an exploration of technology's shifting significance on our culture, as well as on individuals. The move from analog to digital opens up a space of uncertainty regarding the status of physical objects and bodies, leading us to ask: What is materiality in the digital age? The artists in this show prefigure the post-analog landscape, creating objects and images that explore this looming question from multiple angles.
Featuring Alexander Stewart + George Monteleone, Robert Snowden + Carson Salter, Todd Simeone, Jon Satrom, Rebecca Gordon, Brandon Alvendia
Curated by Eric Fleischauer
An online publication will accompany the exhibition: www.endofanalog.blogspot.com With contributions from Anthony Elms, Teresa Foley, Jonathan Miller, Jennifer Montgomery, Steve Reinke, and Ben Russell
Opening Friday February 20th 6 - 9pm on view through March 21st Gallery Hours Thu + Fri 4 - 7pm, Sat 12 - 6pm
Roots & Culture 1043 N Milwaukee Ave. Chicago, IL 60622 773-235-8874
Posted On: February 20, 2009
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Alvendia studios are up and running. Make an appointment today!
Take a look inside.
Posted On: February 13, 2009
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Such is life.
50 copies of this publication were distributed at the base of the Eros monument in Piccadilly Square, London on the occasion of the 2008 Autumnal Equinox. Produced in conjunction with the 2008 London Biennale, organized by David Medalla.
Participating artists: Isak Berbic Dana Carter Frank van Duerm Eric Fleischauer Ben Gill Rick Gribenas Joe Hardesty Josh Ippel Caleb Lyons Harold Mendez Kirsten Leenaars Colin Reaney
Posted On: January 12, 2009
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Return to Miami
Closing at Locust Projects December 6, 2008. 10 Years of Locust Projects, curated by Gean Moreno and Claire Breukel
The swallows return every year to their nest under the highway overpass. (part of JMOCA totem, by Justin Hansch.)
Collection of 4x6" photographs, custom accordion photo album.
Collected from artists: Isak Berbic Dana Carter Frank van Duerm Eric Fleishchauer Rick Gribenas Joe Hardesty Josh Ippel Kirsten Leenars Colin Reany 2008 Images to follow soon.
Posted On: November 26, 2008
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Lost in Your Eyes
Opening November 23, 2008
"Lost In Your Eyes" - Curated by Dominic Mangila and Jon Cuyson Le Roy Neiman Gallery, Columbia University, New York. Exhibiting the drawing "Ghost" (collaboration with Paul Pfeiffer.) The exhibition opens November 23 and runs until December 13,2008, and travels to London and Manila in 2009.
Posted On: November 26, 2008
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Silver Galleon Press Completes Residency at InCUBATE
As October 2008 InCUBATE City resident, the Silver Galleon Press successfully launches into regular operations. Images can be found here
The residency saw a small number of public and private events including: "The Silver Galleon Salon" is an informal social gathering intended to engage textual material and the communities they enliven through lively conversations and readings. The event is inspired by the French literary and philosophical salons of the 17th century and 18th century and the 21st century custom of music listening parties.
Visitors are encouraged to bring their own texts to share in physical or electronic forms and will have the opportunity to construct their own custom text compilation to take home. A scanning and printing station will be provided for visitors to share excerpts of their texts with others, as well as a finishing station complete with binding and cover making supplies.
Silver Galleon Press at InCUBATE was a vehicle to experiment with various production and distribution models. Part work-site part platform for discussion, the residency utilizes InCUBATE to house the Press before moving on to a more mobile practice.
A screening presenting the work of a number of video artists engaging the notion of text and printed matter as a physical and structural material. Deconstructing this material the artists explore textual form in a variety of ways, exhibiting the malleable nature of language and meaning. Forcing a connection from Gutenberg to Lumiere, the works explore the possibilities of video to complicate the division between the solidity of books and ephemeral nature of the moving image. Featuring the works of: Basma Al-Sharif, Eric Fleischauer, Drew Pavelchak, Steve Reinke, Michael Robinson and Todd Simeone.
Posted On: November 26, 2008
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