new mix on here

may 2013

show at open space in baltimore

Hey you guys I contacted open space and they are accepting proposals for the fall. I really think we should do this!!!

I have been working on the credits idea, and the wishing well idea, and the pissing in the wind idea. All of those things seem to tie in a bit from our feel from last year ie. the empty overcoming obstacles pamphlet via siobhan.

I still would like to call the show Friends with Benefits. Anyone else have thoughts?

Happy New Year!

For Park

Sorry it's late!

Short mix

Here is some music for the end of the world and also for just walking around and stuff.

download here

mix cd in 3 Acts:

i almost had this mix finished in september but it was missing some things and so i added these sound clips that separate the songs for a hopefully entertaining mix cd in 3 acts! enjoy

oh yea and in case it doesn't put it back correctly, this is what the song order is:

SSAC and K.Saari Gallery invite you to

A Casual Evening with the Curator of Geometry Satellite or the Curiosity Rover

Thursday September 20th, 6:00pm

Tour and Brief Talk will begin at 6:30pm

Located 635 Lincoln Avenue, in Old Town Square

(in the former Quicksilver retail store)

 

Geometry Satellite or the Curiosity Rover is a Steamboat Springs Arts Council pop-up gallery collaboration with K. Saari Gallery. Park Myers, Arts Council artistic director, will be giving a tour and brief talk about the project and scope of the exhibition. Join us and the artists for beverages and lite fare at 6:00pm, Myers will begin at 6:30pm.

Please let us know if you plan to attend by emailing info@steamboatspringsarts.com. For more information about this exhibition and other SSAC programming please visit our website steamboatspringsarts.com

Image: .01 kilo Curiosity Confetti, an artwork created specifically, by Siobhan Feehan, for Geometry Satellite or the Curiosity Rover. Stemming from an earlier work by the artist, Cosmic Confetti, Feehan has produced confetti from imagery transmitted from NASA's recent Martian explorer, the Curiosity Rover.

Prettyboy

Dan Deacon has a song on his new album America called Prettyboy which I like because it's like a secret slice of America for just us who have lived here and swam in it. And also here is an interesting article about language from Nat'y G for your downloading pleasure.

http://vimeo.com/46897823

You're the best Park!

We should do this!
Maybe with the photo from duck neck?

scroll down to the brass mirrors ughughguhgh

Yampa Valley Arts and Gallery Guide!

http://issuu.com/skitowndeb/docs/agg_s12_online/13

Also you can look at my pretty cheesy welcome letter on the 5th page!

July 2012 Mix

July2012_Mix There are 8 musicians on this mix, 2 songs each. I found a new lady to take Florence and the Machine's place for this year. Enjoy!

stuff for you from Japan!

Hello! OK so first of all this Michael Serra was in the Toronto airport:

And also we saw this Louise Bourgueois piece in Roppongi Hills, Tokyo:

There was an exhibit in Roppongi of Middle Eastern artsist, which was too politically motivated for my tastes, but some things reminded me of you guys which is cool, and also there was a great technique used for one which I might like to appropriate down the road!

For Sio, these reminded me of your collages aesthetically. They are from a middle eastern artist.

For Park. This was a black water fountain. The video shows that the fountain was not falling back on water but a plastic-y surface which made a bad noise which I dislike and think detracts, but also lets the black fountain spatter around the fountain making a really beautiful drawing on the space around the fountain. Anyways I thought the black fountain idea was something you might be into (not to mention the cool space it is residing in): I thought i took a photo of this artists name but I didn't :(. i thought it looked like a really rad gravestone. which for me brings in a whole new opening point for the conversation sio and I were having about obituary videos and rolling credits. Could be cool to engrave credits on a gravestone, make rubbings, etc!

aaaand last but not least: In Japan there are Shinto shrines everywhere and you can pay a dollar to get a fortune. The fortune matches a stick you shake out of a can by way of a number. so you open a drawer with the number that matches the stick you shake out. If the fortune is bad, you tie it to a place in the shrine (picture below) which brings me to a whole new entry point to the wishing well idea! Anyways, take a look:

MONTECARLO EXHIBITION

Ok so here is the tiger that i think I will use. criticism is welcome.

OK so this is a very mocked up mock up of the tiger. I explain in the video.

Closing in on the finish line! Here is a mock up of my over piece

And the link to the finished video, attached to the coal miners helmet

Here is a still of my tiger- thoughts?

Prepositional Metro Stops

Here is my first version, let me know what you think.