EAST VILLAGE + - NEW YORK CITY
| EXHIBITIONS ABOUT THE EAST VILLAGE | ||
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| East Village USA [curator: Dan Cameron] | The New Museum of Contemporary Art, New York | 2004 |
| New Galleries of the Lower East Side | Artists Space, New York | 1984 |
| The East Village Scene | Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia | 1984 |
| RELATED BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS | ||
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| ABC No Rio: The Story of a Lower East Side Art Gallery | ABC No Rio with Collaborative Projects | 1985 |
| Alternative Art New York 1965-1985 | The Drawing Center / University of Minnesota Press | 2002 |
| Art After Midnight: The East Village Scene | St. Martin's Press | 1986 |
| Mark Kostabi and the East Village Scene 1983-1987 [photographs and text by Baird Jones] | Matteo Editore | 2002 |
| Issues of Upfront [East Village discussed in most issues.] | Political Art Documentation / Distribution | 80s |
| On the Wall: Four Decades of Community Murals in New York City | University Press of Mississippi | 2009 |
| Selling the Lower East Side: Culture, Real Estate, and Resistance in New York City | University of Minnesota Press | 2000 |
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Seth Tobocman
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Eric Drooker poster | |
| STREET ARTISTS /ACTIVISTS | ||
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| John Fekner | ||
| COMICS | ||
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| World War 3 Illustrated [Drooker / Kuper / Tobocman] | ||
| EAST VILLAGE GALLERIES | ||
| P.P.O.W. [individual artists / Group Curated Exhibitions] | Addresses changed as P.P.O.W. moved deeper into the East Village: 216th East 10 / 337 East 8th / in Late 1988 P.P.O.W. moved to 532 Broadway, 3rd Floor (SoHo) | |
| Avenue B Gallery | 167 Avenue B | |
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Ed Valentine New Paintings May 1-25 |
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| ABC No Rio | 156 Rivington Street | |
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Massive Political Group Show II: Visual Art, Performance, Music, Poetry, Video. Including an auction with proceeds to be shared with USOCA - U.S. Out of Central America. With works by more than 130 Artists, including: Vito Acconci / John Ahearn / Eva Cockcroft / John Fekner / Bobby G / Leon Golub / Dan Graham / Edgar Heap of Birds / Jenny Holzer / Mark Kostabi / Barbara Kruger / Joseph Nechvatel / Paper Tiger TV / Christy Rupp / Nancy Spero / Seth Toboman / Anton Van Dalen / Richard Ray Whitman Apeil 19 - May 3, 1985 |
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Poetry Meltdown At ABC No Rio Artspace July 4, 1989 (?) Text and Images of Poets and "the scene" |
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| Bullet Space | 292 East Third Street [founded in 1985) | |
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Your House is Mine, 1993 | |
| Civilian Warfare | 155 Avenue B | |
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Getting Off Curated by: Carolyn Louise Newhouse and Dale Goodwin July 12 - August 12, 1985 |
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| Semaphore East | 157 Avenue B (at 10th Street) [another gallery alsolocated in SoHo] | |
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Two-Gallery Show (also at SoHo Gallery) May 4 - June 9, 1985 |
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| 2B Gas Station | 22 Avenue B & 2nd Street | |
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Land Minds: An Exhibition of Outdoor Art and Sculpture August 5 - October 15, 1989 |
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| Downtown Beirut | 158 1st Avenue | |
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East Village Extra-Terrestrials Drawings and Paintings by Mark Alefteriows October11-18 |
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| Greathouse | 337 E. 10th Street | |
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Ritual Marcus Leatherdale Recent Photographs October 16 - November 10, 1985 |
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| Nature Morte | 204 E. 10th Street | |
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Actual Photos: Laurie Simmons and Allen McCollum October, 1985 |
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Interesting: Louise Lawler 1985 |
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Infotainment (18 Artists from New York) 1985 |
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| Nico Smith | 339 E. 10th Street | |
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Chamoon April 21 - May 15, 1985 |
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| Paulo Salvador | 216 East 10th Street | |
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Barry Gray October 31 - November 24, 1985 |
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| Art City | 439 East 9th Street | |
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Margot McLean "Slient Partings" An installation of mixed media pieces May 16 - June 9, 1985 |
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| Now Gallery | 430 East 9th Street | |
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| Micro Wave (including: John Fekner / Mark Kostabi / Leonid Sokov / Wiloughby Sharp / Martin Wong / Krzysztof Wodiczko) June 8 - July 7 | R.V.'s "What will you do when war comes?" May 10 - June 2 |
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| St. Marks Gallery | 411 East 9th | |
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| (Lack of) Nuts & Berries - Linus Coraggio & Friends (including: Mark Kostabi / Leonid Sokov) June 1 - June 30, 1985 | ||
| BROOKLYN / BRONX GALLERIES | ||
| Fashion Moda | 2803 Third Avenue, South Bronx | |
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Jenny Holzer - Inflamatory Essays (hand out) | |
| Fashion Moda discussed in Cover # 2 | ||
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Real Politik Including: Eva Cockcroft (Kokroft) / John Fekner / Mark Kostabi / Brad Melamid / Tim Rollins October 29 - November 6, 1984 |
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| Minor Injury | 1073 Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn | |
| All material related to the history, intent, and exhibitions at Minor Injury have been generously provided by Dave Hornor. | ||
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Archive includes Gallery brochure and numerous press releases. | |
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Dream Machinations in America Including: Catalina Parra / Fred Wilson March 3 - April 1, 1990 |
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Child Labor in Soweto: Photographs by Peter Magubane Exhibition curated by Dave Hornor October 6 - October 29, 1989 Brochure and press releases |
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The Super Ego Show: A Landmark in the Evolution of Mankind [large poster] An uncurated exhibition January 10 - February 1, 1987 |
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Anti Ego Show An "uncurated exhibit of artwork from anyone, anybody, or anything." November 28 - December 20, 1987 |
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Trans Ego Show An "uncurated exhibit of artwork from anyone, anybody, or anything." November 12 - December 11, 1988 |
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Min Joong Art: New Movement of Political Art from Korea Also at A Space, Toronto March 14 - April 12, 1987 Essay by Lucy Lippard: Countering Cultures |
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Homeland: A Palestinian Quest Curators: Yong Soon Min and Shirin Neshat April 30 - May 21, 1989 |