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New clothing line and call for participation
Now we have two stores to help support Art Crimes. The original Wild Art Media store with caps, books, videos, etc., and an exciting new custom gear shop.
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New prints
Toofly's 1st set of silkscreen art prints are now available for purchase at: www.tooflydesign.com Only 50 prints made of each illustration, 18" X 24" signed and numbered by artist.
These hand silkscreen prints were first showcased at the showroom gallery for the "In a Girls World" Female Urban Art Exhibition featuring the Migdallion Vintage Sneaker Collection. Toofly's 20 feet wall installation of her adored female girl mark, and her emotionallly charged canvases were just a taste of what's to come from this young female talent.
New book
Call for photos
The author of "Holland Staat &Amp; Rijdt Een Piece" (Ilja van Dalen) is now working on a hardcover book about the amsterdam subs.
Info: I.vandalen@planet.nl
He wants "old shit and whole cars and Chintz stuff"
Austin TX: August 26 - September 9, 2006
Opening: Saturday, August 26th 6-11pm
Opening Night Events:
- Live mural painting at 6pm
- Freight train demonstrations
- B-Boy City "Planet Rock Party" next door at Tambaleo
- Gallery Talk at 8pm, Brief Graff History
- DJ Innerlign
- History Wall
show open and free from August 26th - September 9th
Featured Artists:
Mez, Spain, Ecka, Saint, Sek, sloke, mes, Sae, Mes, Gomer, broke, Wake, J.Sen, Worm, Dice, Spain, Degas
Curated by Nathan Nordstrom and Rachel Koper
Sponsored by: Red Bull, Gomi Kitti, Tambaleo, B-Boy City,
Wahoos and City of Austin Hazardous Waste Services
Gallery Lombardi...the right side of the tracks
910 West Third Street, Austin, TX 78703
512-481-1088
tues-sat noon-6pm
Mexico City: August 26 - September 2, 2006
Sydney Australia: August 24, 2006
Thursday 24 August 6.30 pm
Chauvel Cinema
Paddington Town Hall
Corner Oatley Road and Oxford Street
Paddington
Phone: 9361-5398 [this phone number may be old]
Jisoe is set inside Melbourne's underground graffiti scene. The provocative film exposes for the first time how this international culture has carved an identity in Australian suburbia.
The film centres on Justin Hughes (aka Jisoe), a young graffiti artist who is part of an emerging Australian underclass. The story swings between Justin's gritty daily existence of painting trains and smoking drugs, to intimate, emotional moments such as the birth of his child, the deterioration of his relationship and, finally, his eventual mental breakdown.
Jisoe reveals a private, highly secretive (and paranoid) subculture, taking place completely in the face of the public. Although the film is set to a backdrop of ambitious graffiti art and a soundtrack including original local hip hop artists.
Chicago IL: August 19 - September 29, 2006
Ottawa, Canada: August 19, 2006
Madoc, ONT, Canada: August 19, 2006
Organized by Taste the Adventure, the skateboard shop in Madoc, ON, Canada.
Call for participation: graffiti artists in the Toronto, Kingston, or Ottawa areas. Madoc is right in-between the three cities. Organizers will provide paint, 4x8 plywood, and food. The demo will happen through the day (9am to 4pm). One of the local building owners is interested in mounting the (6) pieces as a permanent display! Her building is at the main intersection of town. Considering Madoc is a town of 1200 people this will be very cool. The "theme" of the art will be things of interest to women. Other than that it's up to the artist what they want to do.
We are hosting an all girl day at the local skate park. This is a free festival and all the proceeds of the BBQ will go to the skate park.
There will be girl bands playing all day, graffiti art demonstrations, female vendors, lots of good food, and of course tons of skateboarding.
Questions: dcmdmadoc@yahoo.ca
Meeting of Styles 2006
18th - 20th August, Eindhoven (Netherlands)
24th - 27th August, Antwerp (Belgium)
[more months of MOS on our future events page]
Updates and news meetingofstyles.com
Hamburg Germany: August 18 - 20, 2006
Cologne Germany: August 11 - 27, 2006
1. Ausstellungs:Vernissage: 11.08.2006,ab 19.00 Uhr Kalker Hauptstrasse Nr. 220 , Köln Kalk ,Kvb 1+9 bis Kalk Kapelle (Öffnungszeiten während der Ausstellung: di.+do.,17.00 – 22:00, sa.+so. 11.00-17.00).
Ausgestellt werden Arbeiten der Künstler: KINGPIN, Debug-Visuals, WaHn, For, Cashju, Artwarz, Smieone, Jiar, Jungle sessions crew, use use, Marc Hartmann, der Herr und sein Knecht,Freeze und Sarah N.!
2. Graffiti-Kongress 18-20.08.2006, täglich von 12.00-18.00 uhr in der Mütze ,Berlinerstr.77,Mühlheim statt. Zum zuhören und mitdiskutieren wird eingeladen.
3. Filmabend 24.08.2006, um 19:30 uhr in der „Alten Feuerwache“ Gezeigt werden lokale und internationale Filme,Dokus und Animationen zum Thema.
Weitere Informationen: www.casanova-koeln.de [site is down - Aug 9]
oder bei:
casanova-köln
tel:0221-64 23 08
casanova-koeln@gmx.de
Montreal Canada: August 11 - 13, 2006
For more information on travel, event schedules and hotels please go to http://www.underpressure.ca or
Contact
register@underpressure.ca (writer registration)
Vous êtes cordialement invité au vernissage de la nouvelle exposition à SubV qui se déroulera ce vendredi, de 19h30 à 23h. SubV: 5666 Sherbrooke O. (NDG, Métro Vendôme) Plus d'info: http://www.subv.net
Brixton UK: August 10, 2006
EASTPAK presents
The Eastpak Throwdown crew are back in Brixton after their huge nationwide battle at the Birmingham NEC on the 29th-30th of July, and their hyped up and ready to battle -- Plus there‚s a special interactive art installation using a UV sensitive graff wall, and freestyle ciphers from the Nu-MCs!
The event is in memory of b-boy Flyte.
Thursday 10th August
@Plan B, Brixton.
8pm till 3am
£5 entry/ £4 dancer g list.
New York: August 10, 2006
A 25th Anniversary Breakin’ Event at Lincoln Center Out of Doors
Thursday, August 10, 2006, 6:00–7:10 p.m.
Josie Robertson Plaza
Lincoln Center, New York City
This event is free and open to the public
For more information, please call +1-212-LINCOLN (+1-212-546-2656)
Twenty-five years ago, the first breakin’ battle for a large public audience was held at Lincoln Center Out of Doors. Henry Chalfant organized a battle between two New York break dancing groups to introduce breaking to the public. The original breakin’ battle event, of all male dancers, held on August 15, 1981, was photographed by legendary hip-hop documentarian Martha Cooper who is now coordinating the 25th anniversary event, We B*Girlz.
To honor the rise of the b-girlz, as well as pay homage to the b-boyz who paved the way, Lincoln Center Out of Doors will present We B*Girlz: A 25th Anniversary Breakin’ Event on Thursday, August 10th on the Josie Robertson Plaza at 6:00 p.m.
In the past 25 years, women have become a strong, driving force in the hip-hop scene. As documented in We B*Girlz (Miss Rosen Editions/powerHouse Books, 2005), the first book to showcase the b-girl scene worldwide. Cooper partnered with text editor Nika Kramer to speak with old and new school b-girlz around the globe about their work to redefine the role of women in a traditionally male-dominated field.
The We B*Girlz Lincoln Center Out of Doors event will feature an all-star international line-up of female performers, participants and judges. Emceed by Toni Blackman, New York, and featuring music by DJ Sparkles, Philadelphia. It will feature a 3-on-3 battle between four crews: Dynamic Rockers and Fox Force, both New York City; Style Comes First, Philadelphia; and Flowzaic, London. There will also be performances by popper/locker Rowdy of Flowzaic as well as a group show by members of Keep Risin’ to the Tops, a dance troupe based in Spanish Harlem. The judges include Rokafella, New York; Asia One, Los Angeles; and Aruna, Rotterdam. The backdrop will be painted by graffiti legend Lady Pink along with Toofly and Muck.
Prior to announcing the winner of the battle, Henry Chalfant will introduce original b-boys from the 1981 event, bringing them on stage to take their bows. When the winner is announced, Toni Blackman will freestyle with two members of her Cipher Workshop, in a grand finale, with everyone on stage taking part in a jam that recognizes the achievements of both b-boys and b-girls, as well as old school and new school styles.
One of New York’s most anticipated summer traditions, Lincoln Center Out of Doors, now in its 36th year, is enjoyed annually by thousands of people who come to its FREE music, dance, spoken-word, special events, and interactive family programs representing traditional and contemporary arts and culture from around the world, and the rich cultural diversity of New York City.
For a complete listing of Out of Doors 2006 events, visit Lincoln Center’s website: http://www.lincolncenter.org/ or to request a brochure, call 212-LINCOLN.
We B*Girlz: A 25th Anniversary Breakin’ Event at Lincoln Center Out of Doors is funded by National Endowment for the Arts and co-sponsored by City Lore, Inc. in collaboration with The Point, C.D.C.
Cincinnati OH: August 10 - 13, 2006
New York: August 8 - 29, 2006
Angelo Baque, Maggie Chiang, Julia Chiang, Peter Chung, Cheryl Dunn, Ryan Hixenbaugh, Shaniqwa Jarvis, Robin Kahn, Jose Krapp, Erin Krause, Jeremy Langdon, Lila Lee, Jasmine Levett, Lesley Ma, Brian McLoughlin, Lucie Mennig, Jose Parla, Hiroko Rodriguez, Steve Rodriguez of 5boro Skateboards, Kostas Seremetis, Olivia Shao, Yuri Shibuya, Koji Shimizu, Stash, and Charwei Tsa.
1 East 42st, bet 5th and Madison.
ph: 212.697.6188
Mon-Fri 9am-6pm, Sat 9am-12pm
http://www.tpecc.org/
New York: August 8 - September 10, 2006
Halcyon
57 Pearl St.
Dumbo, Brooklyn
opening reception: Tuesday August 8th, 2006 7pm - 10pm
Soundtrack: DJ Swingsett and Friends
Cologne Germany: August 8, 2006
New York: August 5, 2006
Chicago IL: August 5 - September 9, 2006
Opening Reception
Saturday August 5, 2006
7 – 11 pm
13th District Gallery presents Anthony Lewellen in his first solo exhibition of this scale in Chicago. Featuring new and previously unseen work and site specific installation. Music by DJ Tevo Howard
13th District Gallery
1706 W. Chicago Avenue
Chicago, IL 60622
Hamburg Germany: August 4 - October 20, 2006
from August, 4th to October 20th 2006, open Mo–Fr 10-18h, Sat 10-16h
in the
Gingko Press Showroom - Milchstrasse 10 - 20148 Hamburg
Film Screening: Thursday, August 17th 2006, at 21h
Shepard Fairey: Supply & Demand - The Art of Shepard Fairey
360 pages/ Hardcover/ 235 x 305 mm/ 240 B&W Illus./ 560 Color Illus./ISBN 1-58423-244-7/ € 49.90
info: gingkopress@t-online.de
Phoenix AZ: August 4, 2006
Lost Leaf Gallery
Portland OR: August 3 - ?, 2006
Couch St in the Pearl, across from JBT
New dvd
It has been a busy year so far for the Aerosol-, Video- and Streetart Collective CUBABRASIL. Won, Os Gemeos, Vitché, Neon, Stone, Joana and Nina had been invited to the Havana Biennial.
Altogether more then 25 artists put up a great exhibition, did workshops and painted the city. Our documentary movie has been shown at movie festivals in Toronto, Montreal, Berlin and Hamburg and is available now on DVD.
Check all this and much more on our completely updated website.
Sao Paulo Brazil: July 28 - September 16, 2006
Galeria Fortes Vilaca
galeria@fortesvilaca.com.br
Cincinnati OH: July 28 - August 18, 2006
Call for participation - deadline: August 15, 2006
Los Angeles CA: July 22 - August 10, 2006
Reception: Saturday, July 22 -> 7-10PM
"Collections" features the works of 10 artists displayed alongside their favorite stashes, with accompanying bios and short essays from the artists on their devotion to their treasures. The art will be for sale; as for the collections, well, good luck getting these folks to part with their prized goods.
Featuring the artwork and collections of:
Dalek
Caleb Neelon
Adam Wallacavage
Alex Lukas
Souther Salazar
R. Grimes
Francesco LoCastro
A.J. Fosik
Gary Baseman
The opening event will also feature live screen-printing by Faction. Guests are invited to bring clothing and/or other items to be decorated.
Scion Installation L.A.
8553 Washington Boulevard
Culver City, California 90232
(310)841-0478
This event is curated by Swindle Magazine
San Diego CA: July 20 - August 21, 2006
L Street Gallery (across from the Omni Hotel)
628 L Street (6th Avenue and L Street downtown)
San Diego CA 92101
T: 619/645.6593
Receptions:
Thursday, July 20th: Preview Night/ Artists Reception, 7pm - 11pm
Friday, July 21st: Reception, open to the public, 7pm - 11pm
Culver City CA: July 15 - August 14, 2006
ESTEVAN ORIOL . MR. CARTOON . GREGORY BOJORQUEZ PATRICK HOELCK . TONY WARD
Opening Reception: SATURDAY . JULY 15 . 7-10pm
open bar provided by becks please drink responsibly
THE LAB101 GALLERY
8530-B Washington Blvd. Culver City, CA 90232
310 558 0911 / http://www.thelab101.com (map and directions)
Chicago IL: July 14 - August 5, 2006
an exhibition of new works by Dredske RK and Kepha AEK.
Opening reception: July 14, 2006 6pm-9pm
Transluscent Chocolates Gallery
718 W. 18th street
Chicago, IL 60616
Chicago IL: July 14 - August 11, 2006
Parts Unknown Gallery
645 W. 18th Street
Chicago, IL. 60616
(312) 492-9058
Saturdays, 12-5pm and by appointment
Chicago Arts District Second Friday Opening: reception July 14th, 6-10 p.m.
Special Closing Reception: Friday, August 11th, 6-10pm
San Francisco CA: July 13 - August 12, 2006
[Sub is famous in the graffiti world for his detailed and fabulous characters. In the indoor art world, he is famous for his photo-realistic still life and landscape paintings. These must be seen in person to be fully appreciated. His paintings are so fine and so detailed that it's hard to believe. He is truly one of the contemporary American masters. These paintings are investment quality and a joy to behold. See for yourself in one of his rare West Coast exhibitions.]
John Pence Gallery
750 Post Street, San Francisco, CA
reception Thursday July 13th-6:00pm to 8:00
Porto Alegre, Brazil: July and August, 2006
a Felipe Yung (aka FLIP) exhibition at Galeria Adesivo
Felipe Yung, aka Flip, is an artist from Sao Paulo that mastered his calligraphy all over the city landscape. But he was also one of the first graffiti writers in Brazil to draw characters without letters in the streets and work with posters and stickers. Creating mainly characters, like the "Flipitos" (little ones) and "Jagunços" (giants with little heads), Flip have influences in urban culture (art, fashion and music), urban (tags and pixação) and Japanese calligraphy (Shodo) and print (Ukiyo-e).
He showed his art in several art galleries and recently passed by Europe, where he did shows in spaces like Subaquatica (Madrid) and Galerie Kamchatka (Paris).
With his friend Sesper, he opened MOST gallery (RIP) in Sao Paulo's downtown, the first in the country focused in urban art, presenting shows with artists like Nunca, Onesto, Tinho, Titi Freak, Vitché and Herbert Baglione. He also work as a graphic designer, doing works like the record covers for major and independent musicians, as Marcelo D2, Paulo Napoli and Echo Sound System, and design works for companies as Sony Music, MTV and Volkswagen.
Now Flip is opening his first show in Porto Alegre, the biggest city in the south of Brazil, near Argentina and Uruguay. In Galeria Adesivo (Flip's long time friends) he's presenting CORTIZZA. Flip is used to paint in paper and wood, and now is working with a material that is in between the two: the cork. For this show, he painted in cork sheets and used bottle stoppers to create strange three legged toys. He also painted in the walls of the gallery and draw with burned bottle stoppers.
The exhibition will be open in July and August, with all the paintings for sale, together with a limited hand made series of cork toys. This is the 19th show from Galeria Adesivo, a space devoted to urban art, skateboard related art and underground comics.
http://www.fotolog.com/galeriaadesivo
http://www.fotolog.com/fatflip
http://www.flipink.blogspot.com
http://www.fotolog.com/lojinhaadesivo
Los Angeles CA: July 8 - August 6, 2006
Opening Reception
Sat. July 8, 2006
5-9pm
Gustavo Alberto Garcia Vaca, Chris Haston, Asylm, Ruet, Logan Hicks, Man One, Saber, Zes, Revok, Eriberto Oriol, Patrick Martinez, Vyal, Spurn, Erick Rodriguez, Codak, Gregg Stone, Werc, Mear, Ruet, Chaz, Oscar Magallanes, Draftsmen, Edgar Hoill, Estevan Oriol, Sacred194, and a few others...
On the 4 turntables:
38CAL Dj's - Handprints, Dstrukt, and Ethos
Crewest Gallery
110 Winston St.
Los Angeles, CA
90013
(213) 627-8272 ph
info@crewest.com
www.crewest.com
http://www.myspace.com/crewest
Seattle WA: July 7 - August 5, 2006
BLVD
2316 Second Avenue
Seattle WA 98121
New York: July 7 - August 22, 2006
The work of Chilean graffiti artist Rodrigo Patricio Pradel's is a pure representation of generation Y. He fuses urban graffiti, comic styling, and personal intricacies. The pressures of societal norms pushed him to discover himself and his love for life. His struggle to find his muse is emblematic for his generation and brings rawness to the world of art.
Agora Gallery - SoHo
415 West Broadway
Reception
Thursday, July 13, 6 - 8 PM.
open to the public
free
San Jose CA: July 7 - August 19, 2006
Artists' Reception First Friday July 7, 2006
8pm til late - free and open to the public
Sounds by Amonie
Richard Colman continues his personal mythology with a new series of paintings entitled Come to Me. Along with his signature imagery of Victorianesque men and women, coffins, hooded minions and chandeliers, Colman introduces new iconography to his lore: regal lions, beacons of color and reaching hands as if to signify the quest for the sacred and meaningful.
Richard was born in 1976 in Silver Springs, Maryland and received his BFA from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. Colman has had numerous shows around the world, has contributed artwork to various books and has been featured in a variety of magazines. A book of Colman's paintings (2000-2006) will be released this fall by R77 Publishing.
Exhibit on view thru August 19, 2006 AD
Gallery hours:Tues. - Sat., Noon - 8pm
also on view in gallery1:
C. Ryder Cooley and Jessie Rose Vala thru July 22nd.
Anno Domini // the second coming of Art and Design
366 South First Street
San Jose, CA 95113
http://www.galleryAD.com
San Francisco CA: July 6 - August 5, 2006
featuring the new works by our favorite ladies: Sylvia Ji, Monica Canilao, Andrea Wicklund, Jenny Bird, Hanna Stouffer, Amanda Lopez, Laura Brink, Jennifer Poon, Siloette, Diana Thorneycroft, and Jill Simonsen.
Reception Date: July 6th, 2006
7pm to 11pm
White Walls
835 Larkin Street
San Francisco, CA 94109
415.931.1500
Call for participation
This is Loto Ball I work for an art gallery/ all ages venue in Chicago called Reversible Eye. we are looking for participants for our series Sep 15 to Nov 10 entitled Public Image Enemy
Public Image Enemy is a multidiscipinary celebration featuring artwork, performance, and music which results from the collision and collaboration of Punk Rock and Hip Hop artists. the art and music, performance, etc. will be a celebration of the 30th anniversaries of punk rock and hip hop cultures. we will focus on the places where the two cultures borrow from eachother and / or collaborate with each other
We are looking for hip hop artists influenced by punk and punk artists influenced by hip hop. If you know any artists looking for chicago gigs or showings during this period that may fit the bill please let us know
send info: info@reversibleeye.com
http://www.reversibleeye.com
1103 No. California Ave.
Chicago, IL 60622
(773) 862-1232
New York: June 30 - September 3, 2006
Media Preview Thursday, June 29, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The Brooklyn Museum presents Graffiti, an exhibition of twenty large-scale works from such influential artists as Michael Tracy ("Tracy 168"), Melvin Samuels, Jr. ("NOC 167"), Sandra Fabara ("Lady Pink"), Chris Ellis ("Daze"), and John Matos ("Crash"). Graffiti explores how a genre that began as a form of subversive public communication has become legitimate -- moving away from the street and into private collections and galleries.
Graffiti is organized by Charlotta Kotik, Curator and Chair, Department of Contemporary Art.
Brooklyn Museum
200 Eastern Parkway
Brooklyn NY 11238-6052
Minneapolis MN: June 29 - August 19, 2006
Summit: June 29 - July 2, 2006
rap . graffiti . dj . dance . panels . fashion . poetry . visual exhibition . film
Summit Program
Most events located at Intermedia Arts and have a ticket price and are all ages unless otherwise noted. Reservations are highly recommended to guarantee a seat at these events. Please call 612-871-4444 or email
info@intermediaarts.org to make your reservations right away.
Intermedia Arts
2822 Lyndale Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN. 55408
(directions to Intermedia Arts)
THURSDAY, June 29th
6:00-7:30 PM
Hip-Hop Herstory: a keynote address by Dr. Roxanne Shanté
Opening dance performance, "My Name is Roxanne," choreographed by Angel Adams, Maia Maiden, and Aneka McMullen.
$5 general public/ $3 members/ $2 youth 16 and under
Location:
The Capri Theater
2027 W. Broadway
Minneapolis, MN 55411
Phone: 612-871-4444 (reservations recommended)
FRIDAY, June 30th
$5 general entry to Intermedia Arts gives all day access to aerosol art production, visual art exhibit, open mics, films, panels and outdoor performances and merchandise. All other events have separate ticket prices.
Noon-8 PM
Aerosol Art Production led by FAITH47 including LADY PINK (NYC), TOOFLY (NYC), MUCK (NYC), SILOETTE (Phoenix), PHEM9 (Kansas City), SHIRO (Tokyo), STEF (Chicago), ZORI4 (Puerto Rico), RUST (Minneapolis), LUSH GIRL (Minneapolis), SHY (Minneapolis) and more.
Noon-1:30 PM
Artist Talk and Tour of B-Girl Be Exhibit
Included with general entry price
2:00-4:00 PM
[This is just one event. There are many many fun things going on at the Summit. See the links below for the full program.]
http://www.intermediaarts.org/Pages/Programs/b-girl_be/bgb_2006/bgb_main.htm
http://www.myspace.com/bgirlbe
New York: June 29 - September 3, 2006
SELF-PORTRAIT consists of the work of CASE 2, COCO 144, GIZ, JA, KEZ 5, LES, NATO, NOXER, RATE, SKUF, TRACY 168 AND VFR displayed within the confines of a theatrical forum, and instead of delivering the predictable punchline of graffiti as received in popular culture, these artists produce a wildly varied, unexpected and nakedly honest portrayal of themselves and their form.
Martinez Gallery
Address: Brecht Forum, 451 West Street, New York, NY 10014
Hours: Fridays and Saturdays 12 - 6 PM and by appointment.
For more information call 212-619-2149.
Birmingham UK: June 10 - August 10, 2006
This show explores an alternative reality where anything is possible. Great mountains of "goo" run wild, explosions burst out of its side whilst winged brains placidly fly on by. This fantasy land plays with non-sensical visual language that relates to pop and subversive cartoon imagery. The viewer is drawn in by the inviting ice cream-like vistas, only to realise there is a darker nature to the work. Treacle flows down a sumptuous cloud which acts as camouflage for a grimacing monster. Winding abstract architecture grows across the wall, reminiscent of the 3-D letter styles used in graffiti. Floating castles house toxic mutant ninjas that are whimsically going about their every day work.
At the mac
Cannon Hill Park,
Birmingham,
United Kingdom
B12 9QH.
Telephone: 0121 440 3838.
Opening night 21st June 6:oo - 8:00
Open daily 9am - 11pm. Free admission.
Public Spaces Gallery: Bar and Corridor
Admission to mac's exhibitions is free.
Philadelphia PA, Rochester NY, San Diego CA: Summer 2006
Flix from the Philly event from Change and Been3
The event is in three cities now
Philadelphia, PA June 10
Rochester, NY July 29
San Diego, CA August 19
New Haven CT: June 2 - August 13, 2006
In the Fourth SubCultures exhibit, we continue to ask the questions: Are toys art? And does free beer and snacks make people attend an art opening? Witness the Collision of toys and art for yourself! Can you smell the plastic in the air?
Opening Party FridayJune 2nd, 2006 6-9pm
Channel1 220 State Street New Haven , CT 06500
Questions: 1-203-789-0309
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History 2006 ||
2005 ||
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