Jen Bekman Gallery blog

Hosang Park’s A Square Extended Through Saturday, November 14th!

2009-11-06T19:45:35Z

Howon-dong | 40” x 50” | Edition of 5 | Digital C-Print
Larger views and image details are available on our Flickr page

Jen Bekman Gallery is pleased to announce the extension of A Square through November 14th. Hosang Park is one of two artists to be awarded representation by Jen Bekman Gallery in 2008 through the international photography competition, Hey, Hot Shot!

Park, a Korea-based artist, began taking aerial photographs of parks that are often developed alongside luxury apartment buildings in Seoul. His resulting images in A Square flatten the spaces into geometric surfaces reminiscent of modernist abstraction.

Recently DLK Collection posted a review of the exhibition; there is more to Park’s photographs than meets the on-screen eye. Associate Director of the gallery, Jeffrey Teuton, also talks about the subtle details of Park’s work in the 20×200 reprise of the artist’s two editions.

Catching Up With Kate Bingaman-Burt

2009-11-05T15:56:16Z

Cover image of Kate’s book!

As if truly catching up with the industrious Kate Bingaman-Burt is really possible! Kate is always involved in multiple projects while planning and scheming her next wonderful art adventure. In fact, she is working on mixtape drawings that will be on view at Jen Bekman Gallery at the end of this month! The lovely lady is truly an inspiration.

Her book Obsessive Consumption: What Did You Buy Today? which chronicles her decade of daily consumption is now up on Amazon. Sadly it has not yet been released for pre-orders. Still, it is pretty exciting to see and anticipate! I am marking the release date, March 31, 2010 in my calendar! Congrats, Kate!

More immediately, Kate’s work will be exhibited in three shows in three cities opening this Friday.
Choose your city for complete exhibition details:
New York
Austin
St. Louis

Want more Kate? Visit her site: Obsessive Consumption and view her editions, I Bought All of These, Drawings from July 2009 and Plattsmouth, Nebraska, Carts #1 on 20×200.

Out-of-Town Exhibitions: Jason Polan & Beth Dow

2009-11-04T15:46:57Z

Leaning Tower by Beth Dow

Jen Bekman Gallery artist Beth Dow will be participating in a group exhibition, entitled The Minnesota Eye: Contemporary Photography, at CVA Gallery in Saint Paul, Minnesota, along with several other talented photographers. You can read more on the exhibit in this week’s StarTribune article. The show is currently up until November 14th. Don’t miss it!

Rocks by Jason Polan

In Raleigh, North Carolina, there will be an opening November 6th 7-10pm for Jason Polan’s solo show, Please Trust Me, at Lump Gallery . It sounds like it will be a fantastically eclectic exhibition, with source material ranging from comic book panels, to pages from LIFE Magazine, to notes found on the street. It will be up until November 28th.

If you happen to be in either of those areas be sure to check these shows out! I’m sure they will not fail to impress.

SF Camerawork’s 2009 Benefit Auction

2009-10-30T14:47:23Z

Les, Amber, Honeybees, New Mexico, 2008, from Holly Lynton’s series Bare Handed wass donated by the artist and Jen Bekman Gallery for SF Camerawork’s 2009 Benefit Auction

SF Camerawork is a non-profit artists’ organization and gallery for photography. Each year an auction is held to raise funds to support SF Camerawork’s exhibitions and educational programs. This year, five JBG artists, Nina Berman, Christine Callahan, Holly Lynton, Joe Holmes and Colleen Plumb, have donated work to be auctioned. Preview the catalog of vintage and contemporary photographs online. For those of you lucky enough to call San Francisco home, mark your calendars for the exhibition viewing being held from November 10th – December 4th. The auction will commence Saturday, December 5th at 1 p.m.
More details available here.

THIS IS IT! Hey, Hot Shot! Deadline is TUESDAY OCTOBER 27th!

2009-10-27T04:27:18Z

Untitled (Hanoi no.2) by Hot Shot Kelly Shimoda

We at JBP are an understanding group of art lovers, so we have extended the deadline for Hey, Hot Shot! to Tuesday, October 27th at 11:00 p.m. (EDT). THAT’S TODAY!!

The exposure Hey, Hot Shot! affords is unbeatable—editions of each selected Hot Shot’s work will be released on 20×200! Every applicant is considered for 20×200 editions. Check out work by former Hot Shots we’ve featured on 20×200 in the past.

Buona fortuna!

The Impossible Project Inspires Polaroid To Re-launch Instant Cameras

2009-10-26T13:08:56Z

Thank you. That is all.

Taken from The Impossible Project website:

We are pleased to herewith announce a history-making cooperation between Polaroid and The Impossible Project:
As we have created quite some buzz about Analog Instant Photography over the past 12 months, the Polaroid licensee – The Summit Global Group – now can’t resist any longer and announced at a press conference on October 13th in Hong Kong where they will re-launch some of the most famous Polaroid Instant Cameras.
Therefore they are commissioning The Impossible Project to develop and produce a limited edition of Polaroid branded Instant Films in the middle of 2010.
The Impossible Project is proud and excited that its ambitions and all the relentless work that has already been invested are now becoming the foundation for Polaroid’s comeback as a producer of Instant Cameras.
Large-scale production and worldwide sale of The Impossible Project’s new integral film materials under its own brand will already start in the beginning of 2010 – with a brand new black and white instant film with the first color films to follow in the course of the year.

Mandiberg Goes Where No Laser Cutter Has Ever Gone Before

2009-10-23T19:49:09Z

Michael Mandiberg will have an installation on view at Eyebeam this Friday, October 23, and Saturday, October 24, from 3–6 p.m. as part of Eyebeam Open Studios .

The central piece featured, FDIC Insured, is a collection of cast-off investment books from the Strand’s dollar racks, engraved with the logos of all of the failed banks of the Great Recession. Mandiberg explained that it is a monument to the current economic crisis. In a sense, Mandiberg has excavated our country’s past misfortunes and brought them to life through his use of laser-cutting technology, at a time when it hits home to so many of us. After viewing the show, I got the chance to sit down with Michael and we spent a good deal of time throwing around ideas for future installations of this piece. I can’t say too much but if you have a few-stories-high atrium, give me a ring.

Along the right side of the wall are laser-cut drawings of security patterns from the inside of security envelopes, that were scanned, created into Illustrator files and then laser cut.

Before and After is made from 1982 and 1992 World Book Encylopedias, enscribed with things that were (Free Love, Analog, Prisoner of War) and things that are (HIV/AIDS, Digital, Enemy Combatant). For me, the vacillation between ironic humor and current social/political issues does not curb the effectiveness and impact of the works but instead highlights the scope of Mandiberg’s artistic ideas and visions. Michael says he ”likes taking dictionaries and turning them into memorials”, and so throughout the installation there are altered reference books acting as “memorials” to the books we have all seemed to stop using, opting for today’s technology to instantly provide us with answers.

This piece (below) in the World Book Dictionary expresses his reaction to seeing dictionaries actually in use.

In a video by Graham Parker, Michael speaks for himself, eloquently describing his techniques and influences on his work:

Michael Mandiberg studio visit from Graham Parker on Vimeo.

Eyebeam Open Studios
Friday, October 23 and Saturday, October 24, from 3-6 p.m.

Guided tours of artists’ work will be given every hour.
Work on view from Fellows and Resident Artists:

Ayah Bdeir
Jeff Crouse
Steve Lambert
Michael Mandiberg
Diana Eng
Scott Kildall
Ligorano/Reese
Rashaad Newsome
Marina Zurkow

Nina! Nina! Nina!

2009-10-20T14:59:25Z

Randall Clunen by Nina Berman

Come this Friday, October 23, Jen Bekman Gallery artist (and 2007 Hot Shot!) Nina Berman will have three shows up simultaneously! Two solo shows are already on view in New York, and this Friday another show will open in Potsdam, Germany.

Kunstraum Potsdam
Purple Hearts/Marine Wedding
October 23, 2009 – December 6, 2009
Potsdam, Germany

Suffolk County Community College
Purple Hearts
October 14 – November 10, 2009
Artist’s talk November 9, 11 AM
Brentwood, New York

Media Alliance
Homeland/Purple Hearts
September 26 – December 18, 2009
Troy, New York

Nina has had two editions on 20×200, both of which are from her Homeland series: 9-11-02 and G.I. Goat. View more of Nina’s work on her website.

Biernat + Lauraine

2009-10-16T20:49:00Z

With the deadline for this edition of Hey, Hot Shot! competition looming just around the corner, next Friday, October 23rd @ 8 p.m. (EDT), I thought I would take a peek at the contenders. The resulting pairing features images by contenders Magda Biernat and Gregoire Pujade Lauraine.

I don’t know why yet but the pairing has stuck with me all day and so I thought I would share it. From both I get a feeling loneliness and sense of something being wrong. Something that everyone may not know just yet. Perhaps it is the eerie awkwardness that I feel radiates from both images that brings them together in my mind.

Souche by Gregoire Pujade Lauraine

Waiting room, Alishan, Taiwan. 2008 by Magda Biernat

Don’t forget to submit your photos to HHS! Apply now:
We only accept submissions online, via this website.
The deadline for entries is Friday, October 23, 2009 @ 8 p.m (EDT).

Hot Shots will be announced on Monday, November 30, 2009.

There is a $60 handling fee for your entry.

Submissions are open to everyone, from anywhere in the world!

Questions?:
Check out our informative FAQ, follow us on Twitter or find us on Facebook.

Interested in seeing work from previous Hot Shots? Check out the index for all previous Hot Shots, visit the Hey, Hot Shot! blog or look at our photo sets on flickr.

Apply Now!

Hey, Hot Shot! Deadline NEXT Friday, 10/23!

2009-10-14T14:21:48Z

Time flies so we want to remind you that the deadline to apply to Jen Bekman Projects’ international photography competition, Hey, Hot Shot! is upcoming on Friday, October 23rd @ 8 p.m (EDT).

Hey, Hot Shot! offers photographers at all stages of their careers unrivaled opportunities for exposure and advancement. All entrants have their work reviewed by top-shelf panelists and enjoy the potential to be promoted online, selected for 20×200, and exhibited at Jen Bekman Gallery. Now in its fifth year, the competition has been acclaimed by curators, critics, educators and journalists alike.

Untitled (Bondi Baths, Sydney, Australia) by 2007 Hot Shot Carlo Van de Roer

The guidelines are simple: contenders submit three photographs from a single body of work using an online upload tool, with an entry fee of $60.

Incomparable Exposure:
Our panel will select five Hot Shots for inclusion in a two-week group show at Jen Bekman Gallery. In conjunction with the exhibition, editions of each photographer’s work will be released on 20×200.

Additional Benefits:
Each Hot Shot is awarded a $500 honorarium.
At year’s end, two Ultras will be selected from 2009’s ten Hot Shots. The Ultras are represented by Jen Bekman Gallery and slated for solo exhibitions.

All entrants are reviewed for participation in 20×200; entering the competition is the only opportunity for photographers to have their work considered.

In addition, as always, our writers will select contenders to feature daily on the Hey, Hot Shot! blog throughout the entry period.

Apply now:
We only accept submissions online, via this website.
The deadline for entries is Friday, October 23, 2009 @ 8 p.m (EDT).

Hot Shots will be announced on Monday, November 30, 2009.

There is a $60 handling fee for your entry.

Submissions are open to everyone, from anywhere in the world!

Questions?:
Check out our informative FAQ, follow us on Twitter or find us on Facebook.

Interested in seeing work from previous Hot Shots? Check out the index for all previous Hot Shots, visit the Hey, Hot Shot! blog or look at our photo sets on flickr.

Apply Now!

Slash: Paper Under the Knife at MAD

2009-10-12T18:27:59Z

Your House, 2006 by Olafur Eliasson

Yesterday I had the pleasure of seeing the Museum of Arts and Design’s (aka MAD) newest exhibition, Slash: Paper Under the Knife, which shows an array of beautifully intricate, masterful sculptures, videos, site-specific installations and drawings created through awe-inspiring manipulation and cutting of paper. Though the medium is consistent throughout, the techniques in which the pieces are created range from burning, laser-cutting, hand-cutting, tearing, folding and shredding—to name a few.

A History of Flight by Lizzie Buckmaster Dove

I could have easily imagined Summer Reading’s Lizzie Buckmaster Dove’s hand-cut book, A History of Flight or one of Michael Mandiberg’s laser-cut books sitting perfectly amongst the other pieces in the show.

Coast to Coast by Michael Mandiberg

Paperwork #701G (In the Beginning) by Andreas Kocks

The show is currently open to the public, though it won’t be completely installed until the 14th—some artists’ works are in the process of being installed/created, giving the public a chance to view the creative building process—an exciting opportunity not often offered by museums and galleries. I recommend going Thursday nights between 6 and 9 p.m., when admission is “pay-what-you-wish”. While you’re there, you can head up to the 6th floor to check out the museum’s Open Studios program and get the chance to meet and talk with talented artists as they work.

Leon Reid IV: Part Two

2009-10-09T16:49:38Z

Leon Reid’s newest project is four large-scale models that are being exhibited in the show Design Jazz, open until November 7, in the Pratt Manhattan Building.

Reid likes to mix it up. He began his career using the defiant art form of graffiti in 1995. And since then, he has not only tagged various NYC buildings, subway stations, and street signs, but has also cultivated his art into three-dimensional projects and urban installations, while still putting his spin on pressing societal issues. Reid has also recently been bringing art to children in public schools through Creative Arts Workshops for Kids. It’s always great to see a young artist experimenting with ideas and concepts and best of all, making it available to bargain hunting art collectors.

Reid’s work, including a 20-page illustration book documenting his art from 1994-2004, is available for super affordable prices through his website. Check it out—you won’t be disappointed and you might stumble upon that piece that belongs on your wall.

City Walks Architecture: Official Release Party at JBG!

2009-10-07T20:52:02Z

On Tuesday, October 20th, the gallery will host the Official Release Party for City Walks Architecture: New York, published by Chronicle Books.

First, join us for drinks and view Hosang Park’s photographs included in his exhibition, A Square. Then, author Alissa Walker will lead the group on a stroll through the ever-changing Lower East Side with special stops at the New Museum, the Storefront for Art & Architecture and more. The evening winds up back at the JB Gallery for a tasting of four special New York-inspired flavors of gelato from il laboratorio del gelato. You will be able to purchase a copy of the book, on-site, that evening, and Alissa will sign your favorite neighborhood!

Order of Events:
6 p.m. — Meet at Jen Bekman Gallery, 6 Spring Street
7-8:30 p.m. — Walk through the LES
8:30 p.m. — Gelato reception at Jen Bekman Gallery

Alissa will be leading a Week of Walks, from October 18th to the 24th, taking six different urban adventures based on City Walks Architecture: New York! For a full list of other walks you can check out Alissa’s blog—Gelatobaby. The Brooklyn Bridge, High Line, Broadway Skyscrapers and more are all on the schedule!

All walks are free and require no advanced reservation, simply show up at the denoted time ready to walk. All tours include a complimentary serving of gelato or ice cream, plus all attendees will receive a coupon good for a discount on City Walks Architecture: New York.

About City Walks Architecture: New York (stolen from the Chronicle website):

City Walks Architecture: New York—Packed with 25 walking adventures, this unique guide uncovers the Big Apple’s most breathtaking buildings, parks, and monuments! Each card focuses on a specific area and features helpful background information, detailed walking instructions, a full-color map, and stunning photography. Covering both landmark structures and little-known wonders, this is the perfect gift for design-savvy travelers and adventurous locals alike.

Walks include:
Greenwich Village
Empire State Building
Central Park
World Trade Center Site
And more!

To-Do: See Amy Ross @ Denise Bibro Fine Art

2009-10-06T01:06:39Z

from the series She Wolf by Amy Ross

Jen Bekman Gallery artist Amy Ross will have work in an upcoming group show, Gone to the Dogs, at Denise Bibro Fine Art. The “canine-themed exhibition” will run through November 7th, with an opening reception this Thursday, October 8th, from 6–8 p.m.

From the press release:

The exhibition encompasses painting, photography, video, and mixed media sculptural assemblage, featuring works that run the gamut of the conceptual and aesthetic continuum. A celebration of man’s best friend exploring our multi-faceted relationships with the beloved dog, the works are endearing, nostalgic, laugh-out-loud funny, regal, and profoundly beautiful.

Proceeds from the show will in part benefit Animal Haven, a shelter and adoption center in Manhattan.

Gone to the Dogs
October 8 – November 7, 2009
Denise Bibro Fine Art
529 West 20th Street 4W | NYC

Printed Matter Hosts NY Art Book Fair @ PS.1, Oct 2-4

2009-10-01T19:35:50Z

For all book-lovers and art-lovers alike!
Starting this weekend, October 2nd, Printed Matter will host its 4th annual NY Art Book Fair at PS. 1. Free and open to the public, Printed Matter takes over three floors to exhibit the best of the best contemporary art publications from international presses, antiquarians, museums, galleries, and independent artists and publishers.

All weekend long, PS.1 will be infiltrated by stimulating exhibitors, lectures, performances and the second annual Contemporary Artists’ Book Conference. The diverse programming includes: a featured exhibition of Richard Prince; Calling All Readers, a retrospective of influential artists’ books and posters from the 1970s onward; a DIY exhibition of rare zines and hand-packaged DVDs by zine-makers, artists, collectives and young publishers; a solo exhibition of Canadian photographer and film-maker Bruce LaBruce, as well as Dexter Sinister, EAI (Electronic Arts Intermix), Gallery 360º from Tokyo, and the entire student body of Dutch super-school Werkplaats Typografie.

On the third floor, the Contemporary Artists’ Books Conference features a keynote session by artists Maria Eichhorn, Hans Haacke, and Seth Siegelaub in conversation with MoMA curator Christophe Cherix.

Other events include titillating electro performances by Hot Box and DubbknowDubb, book signings, and unique events to the NY Art Book Fair such as the artist-driven program The Classroom and Learn To Read Art: A History of Printed Matter
For more information and the complete list of exhibitors and programming check out their website at www.nyartfair.com

You can see today’s 20×200 edition maker Mickey Smith’s large-scale works on display there this weekend. Collocation No. 4 (TODAY)—a fifty panel piece printed on canvas—will be on display at the Invisible-Exports Booth #005.

The fair is open for preview, Thursday October 1st, 6-8pm. Following the preview, a BENEFIT will be held for Printed Matter @ Deitch Studios, in Long Island City. Tickets begin at $20 and included limited artist editions by Elmgreen & Dragset, Jutta Koether, Tom Sachs, and Mungo Thomson. The night will also feature industrial punk-and-dub duo, I.U.D. (Lizzi Bougatsos of Gang Gang Dance and Sadie Laska of Growing), and vintage house DJs Tim Lokiec and Gary Murphy.

Benefit for Printed Matter:
October 1, 8:30 PM
Deitch Studios 4-40 44th Drive at the East River waterfront
Long Island City, NY
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Purchase benefit tickets online at www.nyartbookfair.com or call 212 925 0325.

Fair Location
P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center
22-25 Jackson Ave at the intersection of 46th Ave
Long Island City, NY 11101
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Fair Hours:
Friday/Saturday, October 2 & 3, 2009, 11am – 7pm
Sunday, October 4, 2009, 11am – 5pm

The Sunday LES Tour is Back

2009-09-30T19:56:48Z

Daechi-dong by Hosang Park

The New Museum led tours around LES galleries is back again this weekend with two more tours! It is this Sunday, October 4 with a group leaving at 12:30 and another at 3 p.m. Both groups meet in the New Museum Lobby and take off from there. Each tour is different so come to both!

Once again JB Gallery’s Associate Director, Jeffrey Teuton (me) will be around to talk about the exhibition, A Square, photographs by Hosang Park that is currently on view, as well as other Jen Bekman Projects, like the Hey, Hot Shot! competition and 20×200.

LES Gallery Tour Group One 12:30 PM @ The New Museum Lobby
DCKT Contemporary (I love the current show, LOVE), Jen Bekman Gallery, Thrust Projects, CANADA, James Fuentes LLC, Rental,Invisible-Exports, Lisa Cooley, Heist, Rachel Uffner, Number 35.

LES Gallery Tour Group Two 3 PM @ The New Museum Lobby
Sue Scott, Thierry Goldberg Projects (a great painting show is up), Eleven Rivington, KumuKumu, Nicelle Beauchene, LMAK Projects, Envoy, Small A Project, On Stellar Rays, Sloan Fine Art, Participant, and SUNDAY.

New Museum
235 Bowery
New York, NY 10002
212.219.1222
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If you missed the last one there is no excuse to miss it again.

To-Do: See Jane and Kate in Memphis

2009-09-30T15:52:18Z

October seems like the perfect time for a visit to Memphis, especially when JBG artist Kate Bingaman-Burt and JBP team member Jane Mount will be there. Both talented and industrious ladies will be speaking at the 2009 AIGA Design Conference, Make/Think. The conference promises to “celebrate design excellence, reinforce friendships and connections and stimulate thinking about the critical issues that surround design practice”. No doubt that this will be achieved while attendees share and learn about new ideas in the creative community.

Learn more about the conference on the AIGA website.

Make/Think
2009 AIGA Design Conference
Memphis Cook Convention Center
October 8–11, 2009

Interested in attending?
Register here.

Hosang Park’s A Square in Detail

2009-09-29T22:11:27Z

Dongbaek-dong by Hosang Park (detail)

Part of what makes the photographs work in Hosang Park’s A Square is the myriad of entry points into the photographs. In Dongbaek-dong, my eye moves like a snake through the images and between all the subtle details.

When I first unpacked the photographs, my favorite find was the two abandoned bicycles in the pond (above). In order to help show these details in the work, we have created four detail images of each photograph that is included in the show. Moving clockwise through each image, the detail shots help to bring this amazing work closer to those of you who cannot make it in to the gallery.

To check out all the detail shots head over to the gallery’s Flickr page.

Dongbaek-dong by Hosang Park (detail)

The BLDGBLOG Book Launch TODAY, Saturday, September 26, from 3 to 8 p.m.

2009-09-28T15:23:13Z

Need last minute Saturday plans? Head over to The Storefront for Art and Architecture for the launch of The BLDGBLOG Book TODAY, September 26, from 3 to 8 p.m. Author Geoff Manaugh will be joined by many of the “writers, thinkers, and practitioners whose work is featured in The BLDGBLOG Book, in a day-long event of back-to-back presentations.” The event is free and you can view the schedule of speakers here.

At 6:00 p.m. our very own Hey, Hot Shot! Associate Director Alan Rapp will be speaking. Alan is the editor of the book, which is published by Chronicle Books. Alan worked at Chronicle up until last year before coming to join us at Jen Bekman Projects.

This past Thursday, Peggy Roalf of AI+AP’s Design Arts Daily newsletter published her interview with Alan on how the blog became a book. You can read the full interview and view the newsletter here.

Catch up on the blog by visiting bldgblog.blogspot.com. A good place to start would be with Nicola Twilley’s article, Park’s Parks, discussing the work of 2008 HHS! Ultra Hosang Park. Hosang’s solo exhibition, A Square is currently on view at the gallery through November 7th.

The BLDGBLOG Book Launch
The Storefront for Art and Architecture
Saturday, September 26th, from 3:00 to 8:00 p.m.
97 Kenmare Street, New York, NY.
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I Give Good Link

2009-09-23T19:58:09Z

Plane Over Mini-Mall by Matt Nighswander

The above image is from 2006 Hot Shot Matt Nighswander’s site.

I guess the art world got jealous of the Oscars. The Guggenheim brings you Rob Pruitt Presents the First Annual Art Awards.

Need help picking a 20×200 print? Check out Hunch.com and viola! Instant art consultant.

Check out the GENESIS BREYER P-ORRIDGE show over at Invisible Exports. First know the fascinating back story. Adam Marelli’s DOUBT at the Morris Museum—in collaboration with Invisible-Exports—is also pretty swell.

I still do not understand why you would steal a portrait of someone else, like the one of Richard Weisman included in the heist of Weisman’s private Warhol collection.

Since it is now officially fall, get your summer on with Marilyn Monroe’s Heat Wave number from the movie There’s No Business Like Show Business.

Be in the know for all the shows worldwide at Art Paper Invitations. It is like getting a mailbox full of invites but without the guilt of using all that paper.

Carl Jung’s Red Book—The Holy Grail of the Unconscious, so sayeth The New York Times—has been unveiled.

I know how much Ms. Bekman loves the birds, so this is for her and all you other avian-obsessed folks. Caw, caw.

Artists Mark Bradford, Rackstraw Downes and Camille Utterback are included in this year’s MacArthur Genius Awards. That is a $100,000 grant a year for five years, no strings attached. Makes me think I need a Lotto revival—or need to become a genius—I so wanted to spell that wrong.

Printed Matter is to publish a Gaylord Phoenix book by artist Edie Fake (he won one of their book grants). I cannot wait.

Lastly, don’t forget that we are having an opening THIS Friday, September 25th, from 6 to 8 p.m. On view is the U.S. solo debut of 2008 HHS! Ultra Hosang Park’s series, A Square.