Lover: the opening

Kiss today goodbye,
The sweetness and the sorrow.
Wish me luck, the same to you.
But I can't regret
What I did for love, what I did for love.
Look my eyes are dry.
The gift was ours to borrow.
It's as if we always knew,
And I won't forget what I did for love,
What I did for love.
Gone,
Love is never gone.
As we travel on,
Love's what we'll remember.
Kiss today goodbye,
And point me t'ward tomorrow.
We did what we had to do.
Won't forget, can't regret
What I did for
Love
What I did for...
Love

A group exhibition themed around love and curated by the buzzy video artist Kate Gilmore and gallerist Candice Madey. With works by Gregory Amenoff, Pedro Barbeito, Daniel Bozhkov, Nancy Bowen, Boyce Cummings, Nancy Davidson, Brock Enright, Franklin Evans, Robert Feintuch, Brian Friedman, Peter Gallo, Jeffrey Gibson, Luis Gispert, Nan Goldin, Trenton Doyle Hancock, Karen Heagle, Jessica Jackson Hutchins, Deborah Kass, Kurt Lightner, Suzanne McClelland, Robert Melee, Daniel Milewski, Christopher Miner, Marilyn Minter, Clifford Owens, Rachel Owens, Alix Pearlstein, Beverly Semmes, Jude Tallichet, Nicole Tschampel, Robyn Winston & Karen Yasinsky.

Curated by Kate Gilmore & Candice Madey

Opening reception: Wednesday, June 24, 6-8pm

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On Stellar Rays
133 Orchard St.,
New York, NY 10002 nr. Rivington St.

Saturday: Benefit Fundraiser for Documentary Film

Come & support
a benefit fundraiser for the upcoming documentary
In the Small Hours
by Director Dana Bartle (LLNY) &
Executive Producer Delilah Rothenberg
Saturday
April 18th, 2009
9pm-4am
Sutra Lounge
16 1st Avenue NYC 10009
featuring DJ Witnes
$25 at the door
silent auction gifts from Thom Browne, Il Buco, Tinto Fino, Mercat, Vosges Chocolates & much more
postcard collage by patricia jo peacock-patriciajopeacock.com
view original artwork here
the artwork will also be included in the silent auction

View this invitation at the film's website:
www.inthesmallhours.com

Anarchy Burger, Hold the Government.

The 3rd Annual NYC Anarchist Book Fair is this Saturday, April 11th from 11am-8pm at Judson Church (55 Washington Square South). More info here - http://www.anarchistbookfair.net/

NYC: HAPPENING NOW AT FILM-MAKERS' COOP

FEBRUARY 23: HAPPENING NOW AT FILM-MAKERS' COOP

The Millennium is pleased to present its annual Benefit Screening to support this venerable and worthy cinema institution.

Participating artists: PEGGY AHWESH, PIP CHODOROV, KEN JACOBS, BOSKO BLAGOJEVIC, LYNNE SACHS, CHIAKI WATANABE, MIKE KUCHAR, FLAVIA SOUZA, JOEL SCHLEMOWITZ, WANDA PHIPPS, MARTHA COLBURN, JUD YALKUT, YAYOI KUSAMA, SARAH PUCILL. Curated by CAROLINE KOEBEL from works entered in the Film-Makers' Cooperative in 2007. Program length: approximately 88 minutes.

Since its founding in 1962, the Coop has played a vital role in the development of a truly independent, avant garde cinema in the United States and abroad. It has been a model for other distribution organizations around the world. The Coop is open to all film/video makers regardless of style, subject matter, geography. Artists set the rental prices, write the descriptions for the catalog, receive equal treatment in regards to publicity, and care and handling of work. Come early, bring your friends, meet the makers, and see a wide range of cutting edge films and videos.

Refreshments & booze will be served (make sure to say hi to guest bartender & LLNY member Jen Piazza).

Doors & Silent Auction at 7pm. Starting Time 8pm
Admission $10–$25 Sliding Scale.
66 East 4th Street (btw. 2nd Ave and the Bowery)
Subway: 6 to Astor Place; N, R, W to 8 St.; F, V to Lower East Side-2nd Ave

Patti Freaking Astor

A women celebrated by her achievements in pioneering the arts in the otherwise overlooked subculture during the 80's in NYC's Lower Eastside. These times in art, music and fashion came to shape our lives forever. Patti Astor is a true visionaire, philanthropist and beautifully dynamic individual! Patti helped found the infamous Fun Gallery in NYC's East Village, which helped launch the careers of Andy Warhol, Basquiat, Keith Harring and others of the like...


Check Out This Youtube Video on our gal!


Also stay tuned for the powerHouse release of Wild Style 25th anniversary DVD this October....