Once you get to the Methods' website, click the magazine cover to read the hilarious articles and scope out some really killer gear.
| Start Time: | Saturday, May 1, 2010 at 8:00pm |
| End Time: | Sunday, May 2, 2010 at 2:00am |
| Location: | River |
| Street: | 500 W 43th Street (10th Avenue) |
| City/Town: | New York, NY |
Installation, Video, Drawing, Painting, Sculpture, Conceptual Projects, New Media, Sound and Photography
Thematically we are looking for work in the following subjects:
Space /Astronomy/ UFO’s (all media)
Skin / Flesh (photo realism)
American Folklore (all media)
Scars/Wounds (all media)
Philip Guston (painting, sculpture, flat work installation)
Computer Science /Technology (all media)
Public Works (all media)
Skateboard Design (Industrial Design)
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To submit and receive more information about a particular category or to find out more about Republic Worldwide in New York or Los Angeles please send an e-mail to Jason@repulicworldwide.com
It is important to include a link to your website or three images of your work along with a brief letter of introduction.
Please allow up to three weeks for response to all submissions.
Visit us online at www.republicworldwide.com
Feministing Presents: NYC Click Book Party!
Next Wednesday, we'll be celebrating the exciting launch of CLICK: Moments When We Knew We Were Feminists edited by our very own Courtney E. Martin and good pal, J. Courtney Sullivan.
The anthology features essays from tons of awesome feminist voices who "tackle the questions of what makes a feminist, what it means to be one, and how that identity shifts and grows over time--and they emerge with an honest picture of the role of feminism in the lives of young women today." We're super excited and proud of Courtney for making this book happen.
Wednesday, April 28th - 6pm to 9pm
@ No Malice Palace
197 E. 3rd Street b/w Aves A and B
New York, NY
Happy Hour until 8 p.m. - $5 Beer and Wine - (Extremely Large) $6 Well Drinks
Saturday, May 1, 2010 | |
| Time: | 5:00pm - 7:00pm |
| Location: | Webster Hall |
| Street: | 125 East 11th Street |
| City/Town: | New York, NY |
Festival Miden
Call for entries 2010
Deadline extension: April 30, 2010
Video Art Festival Miden invites all video artists and video creators to participate in this year’s events, which will take place, like the past five years, in public spaces at the Historic Centre of the city of Kalamata, Greece, in July 2010.
The festival call is open to every creator (individuals, groups or organizations) of any nationality and background.
The proposed video can be of any genre (video art, experimental video, animation, short movie etc.). Duration under 10 min.
There is no entry fee.
New deadline: April 30, 2010 (post stamped)
In its 6th realization, along with the main program, Festival Miden wishes to present the following additional special showcases:
- a special theme program entitled “ Sound & vision, music & video ”
- a special theme program entitled “ Land/e/scape ”
- a special theme program entitled “Money”
- also, this year a special theme program entitled “Supernatural” will be curated by guest curator Maria Bourika, based in UK.
Please forward this information to any artist whose work fits into these areas.
More info and detailed entry regulations at www.festivalmiden.gr
Check out CRG ART BRUSSELS
Butt Johnson, Various Video Game Controllers, Maps, and a Robotic Accessory, 2007, ballpoint pen
on paper, 19 X 15 inches
BOOTH 1C-04 APRIL 23 - 26, 2010
Please join us at this year's Art Brussels
Tomory Dodge, Umbriel, 2009, oil on canvas, 11 3/4 X 10 inches
Angela Dufresne, Houseboat for Gus Van Sant, 2008, oil on canvas, 48 X 60 inches
Frances Stark, Look at the parts (Dickinson vs. Whitman with Magritte), 2009, collage on rice
paper, 55 1/8 X 30 1/2 inches
check out: http://www.festivalmiden.gr/ for more information and pictures!
Dates
From Friday 23 April till Monday26 April 2010
Preview & Vernissage 22 April (by invitation only)
Opening hours
Preview 22 April: 12 – 4 pm (by invitation only)
Vernissage 22 April: 4 pm – 10 pm (by invitation only)
23 - 26 April: 12 am till 7 pm
Brussels Expo - Halls 1 & 3
Place de Belgique, 1
BE-1020 Brussels
Click here for accessibility to Brussels Expo
Click here for map of Brussels' subway
"Treat each other the way you'd like to be treated" - Pete Steele
TYPE O NEGATIVE manager Mike Renault has confirmed to CBS News that the band's frontman, Peter Steele, has died. In an email, Renault said, "Peter passed away last night. As of now it appears to have been heart failure. That's all the details we have right now."Type O Negative's final tour ran from October 16, 2009 at Starland Ballroom to Halloween in Detroit, Michigan. The NYC show took place October 22nd at Nokia Theatre (right in the middle of CMJ). Two days after that they played a show at Northern Lights in Clifton Park, New York. That's where HardTimes.Ca caught up with Pete Steele for a revealing video interview that included such topics as Pete's recent sobriety and religion. In it they discuss why Josh Silver wasn't playing keyboards on that particular tour. Pete says, Josh was too busy with his family and working on his "plan b". "He's smart. I wouldn't depend on me 6 months ago either." It ends with the "final words" quoted above. A must watch for any Type O and Carnivore fan - especially in light of today's tragic news. It's below with footage from the show too...
According to unconfirmed reports, Steele had been ill for days leading up to his death.
TYPE O NEGATIVE's web site left a message to their fans this morning around 5:15 a.m. It read, "The forums have been re-opened. Please play nice and expect statements from the band and family later today. Thank you for your understanding and support."
Steele was born Petrus T. Ratajczyk on January 4, 1962 in Brooklyn, New York. He stood 6' 7" (201 cm) tall, and had a low, bass-heavy voice, which was one of the most recognizable features in TYPE O NEGATIVE's music.
Before forming TYPE O NEGATIVE, Steele played for the metal group FALLOUT and the thrash band CARNIVORE. [Blabbermouth]
words by BBG, photos by Andrew Frisicano
DOWNLOAD: Millenial Reign - Luminous Veil (MP3)
Fucked Up at MWTX, 3/20/10
A389 Records have released their new label sampler, downloadable to one and all, with some fierce and antisocial hardcore, a good portion of which is currently unreleased. The free comp features faves like Integrity, Pulling Teeth (the previously discussed "Grudgeholder") Gehenna, Ringworm, Seraphim (we posted one track, a second appears on the comp), Gluttons (the previously posted "Point Break"), The Love Below, Triac, Hatewaves (we posted one track, includes a second hilarious track "Facebook Abuser"), Oak... the list goes on and on. Download it now with the code "A3892010".
One of the more notable bands (that I didn't just rattle off) from that compilation is the Fucked Up side project known as Millenial Reign:
After five years of promising each other that they would start a "clevo" style band [ED: as in Cleveland hardcore like Integrity, Ringworm, Pale Creation, etc] one day, Jordan (ex No Warning) and Damian (Fucked Up) finally just said fuck it and did it with the help of Jesse (ex No Warning). This band is about old friends getting together and playing heavy music again.The project is not a new one though. According to A389 label head (and Pulling Teeth guitarist) Dom who said that the recording "was supposed to come out years ago on another label but fell through the cracks." Download the first Millenial Reign track from the forthcoming Bones... Dust... Nothing 7" above.
Fucked Up played a bunch of shows at SXSW including the BrooklynVegan day party at Emo's on 3/17, the previously mentioned surprise show on Beerland's patio on 3/18, and the MWTX Party on the rainy/freezing Saturday (3/20) (with Gwar). Not-yetpublished sets of pictures from the latter two, below...
REPUBLIC Worldwide—in collaboration with Everywhere Theatre Group—presented the first installment of “Poems to Plays,” the second “Way of the Word” event, on Monday April 5th, 2010. Bar on A was filled to the brim with old and new friends, all eager to see the adaptations of three poems from the first annual REPUBLIC poetry anthology into three one-act plays. It was an amazing time for all and everyone left very pleased with the night, so come to our encore event April 12th, 2010, 8-11pm at Bar on A.
Some of the crowd
Playwright/producer: Marissa Forbes
First up was the experimental play, Pages From a Course in General Linguistics, adapted from For Example by Lonely Christopher and directed by Teddy Nicholas. T. Ramon Campbell performed his monologue regarding the concept of linguistics with passion and poise while Tricia Cramer progressed from a beautiful secretary into a frightful femme fatal and then Kristopher W. Imperati gave it his all with his dueling monologue about the insanity and humor of language.
Pages from a Course in General Linguistics
Next up was Scrabble (or Nietzsche) by Marissa Forbes, adapted from the poem of the same name, directed by Chase Voorhees. It’s a philosophical comedy that literally plays with words and thought. Dan Whalen was an excellent Friedrich Nietzsche—full of insightful wittiness and Mary Hynes was a hilarious Scrabble opponent.
Scrabble (or Nietszche)
The performances concluded with Katie Przybylski’s poem adapted into her play, Big Talk, directed by Leah Winkler. David Weinheimer, Nikki Dillon, Rachel Pearl, and Gary Ferrer performed their romantic search on the subway for Walt Whitman with zeal in their cascading voices.
If you were one of the unfortunate ones who missed the opening night of this event or would love to check it out again, the encore performance is Monday April 12th, 2010. Same time (8-11pm), same place (170 Ave. A), same line up, and same drink specials ($2 Yuengling/$3 well)!
All photos by Sean McGurn, see more on republicworldwide.com soon and RSVP to the event on facebook
Katie Przybylski (shuh-bil-skee) (Playwright) hails from Michigan, where she grew up among many automobiles and squirrels. She currently studies and writes in Brooklyn, New York. Her work has appeared in Ubiquitous, Correspondence, and Way of the Word, and is forthcoming in Xenith, and Mosaic49. This is the first play she's written, she wishes you well.
Leah Winkler (Director) is a writer/director from Kamakura, Japan and Lexington, Kentucky. In addition to working with ETG- she is the A/P/A commissioned writer for the Japanese American National Museum’s Discover Nikkei project. She has directed her plays at the Ontological Hysteric Theater ( Pale Horse…6 Speed-cowriter), The Brick Theater (Big Girls Club- Happy Dance Dance Princess Show), HERE Arts Center (The Formula Play) and the Indianapolis New Art Theatre( Everywhere). Her short plays have been seen at the Cultural Development Corporation’s Source Festival (little girls- dir Scott Fortier) , Workingman’s Clothes Productions’(BGC-Dir.Teddy Nicholas). She has also worked with the Asian American Arts Alliance and Young Jean Lee’s Theater Company. Come see her read at the Southern Writers Reading Series on April 14th 8 p.m. at Happy Ending Lounge, 302 Broome Street between Forsyth & Eldridge
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David Weinheimer (1) is thrilled to be working with REPUBLIC Worldwide for the first time. A 2005 graduate from Butler University with a BA in Theatre, after graduating David spent a year and a half on tour with Missoula Children's Theatre, doing both "Jack and the Beanstalk" (Magic) and "Frog Prince" (Henry/King). David can be seen most weekends here in New York performing at the National Comedy Theatre as part of the house improv team. Other recent New York credits include: "The Tempest" (Stephano) and "Twelfth Night" (Valentine) with Theatre1010, "Merchant of Venice" (Gratiano) with Hudson Shakespeare, "Pericles" (Helicanus/Antiochus) with Hudson Warehouse, and staged readings of "Tymon of Athens" (Flavius) and "Henry VIII" (Henry VIII) with Instant Shakespeare. He can also be seen in the award-winning documentary "The Little Red Truck." www.davidweinheimer.com"
Nikki Dillon (2) originally hales from Atlanta, GA and moved to New York to study performance and pursue a career in acting. She attended Hofstra University and received a BFA in theatre performance. In her first year living in the city she has appeared in Holly Down in Heaven at New Dramatists, The Daughter at Theatroiati, Synesthesia 2009 at The Electric Pear, and The Twelfth Labor at Lark Play Development Center. She has previously appeared as COMPUTER in ETG’s A Pale Horse…. Some of her other favorite roles are Marie Duplesis in Camille, and Austin in True West.
Rachel Pearl (3) is an actor/singer/writer originally from Issaquah, Washington. She previously played a COMPUTER in ETG’s Pale Horse…at the Ontological. She holds a BFA in Theatre Arts from Hofstra University. Credits include: The Winter’s Tale (Paulina), Into the Woods (Baker’s Wife), Equus (Dora Strang) The Fantasticks (Louisa).
Gary Ferrar (4) is a writer, director, and entertainer currently living in Brooklyn. He holds a B.A. in Theater Arts and English from Hofstra University and is a recipient of the Philip Rosenthal Grant for comedy in theater. Gary serves as as the artistic director for The Hyper Aware Ventilation Company where he is currently working on “Time Traveling with Cannibals.” Much thanks to Leah and Lindsay for this opportunity to work with ETG!
