Filed under: events, it's all talk | Tags: gallery, imminent disaster, kesting/ray, paper cut
Filed under: collaboration, events | Tags: kids, mural, philadelphia mural arts program, philly
A collaborative mural with Mania in Dumbo, Brooklyn at Plymouth and Washington Streets. Thanks to No Longer Empty and the producer of the time lapse video- Rhiannon.
Stop in at Addict Gallerie to see a group show that I am participating in.
The show runs from October 16th to December 4th.
ADDICT GALERIE
14/16 rue de Thorigny
75003, Paris – France.
Filed under: disaster, events | Tags: gallery, imminent disaster, leo kesting, nyc, street art
Check out Leo Kesting Gallery in NYC this month for a few of my pieces in a collective street art show.

Leo Kesting Gallery Presents:
Dead Letter Playground:
A Collection of Contemporary Street Art
June 24 – July 18, 2010
Opening Night Reception: Thursday, June 24 from 7-10pm
812 Washington St (at Gansevoort) NY, NY 10014
From the press release: “The collection of prints, illustrations, paintings and installations takes its name Dead Letter Playground as a reference to the tactile paper quality of most works and the open letter format that street art has embraced as building dialog with the public.”
Filed under: disaster, events, images, it's all talk | Tags: play, polaroids, sets, sweet cheat
I recently designed the sets for Jeff Stark’s clandestine play in an abandoned NY warehouse. The story was adapted from Rick Moody’s post-apocalyptic short story, The Albertine Notes.
Below are a few polaroids of the space and links to the complete documentation.
Photos by Tod Seelie
Photos by Lauren Silberman
Filed under: disaster, events, images | Tags: armsrock, gallery, papercut, sculpture, streetart
A little bit late, but I’m excited to post photos from the collaborative installation with Armsrock at Thinkspace Gallery.
Also, check out the Juxtapoz blog for a long interview about our process and purpose for choosing “Refuge” as a working theme.
Filed under: disaster, events | Tags: armsrock, imminent disaster, juxtapoz, refuge press
Glad to be in LA with Armsrock preparing our collaborative installation at Thinkspace Gallery. More photos to come this week.
If you have a chance, check out the March 2010 issue of Juxtapoz for a showstoppers preview of “Refuge”.
Exhibition run dates: March 12th – April 2nd, 2010
Opening Reception: Fri, March12th 7-11PM
Thinkspace Gallery is located at 4210 Santa Monica Blvd (near Sunset Junction), in the Silver Lake area, Los Angeles, CA 90029
Filed under: disaster, events, support | Tags: papercut, refuge, swimming cities
Swimming Cities Fundraiser Art Auction!
Friday, March 5th
56 Walker St, Tribeca
7pm-1am, $10 Door, Open Bar
DJs Small Change and Shadetek
Artists include: Swoon, Tom Beale, Imminent Disaster, Tod Seelie, Ben
Mortimer, Ben Wolf, Ero, Andrew Poneros, Tony Bones, Jeff Stark, Isaac
Aden, Ariel Campos, Greg Henderson, Doyle S Huge, Leslie Stern, Lopi
LaRoe, Katelan Foisey, Iris Lasson, Spy, Sarah Atler, Matt Curtis,
Petric Seeley, Zev David Deans, Elizabeth Bentley, Hannah Mishin,
Orien McNeill, Ksenija, Angie Kang, Ben Devoe, Czak Tucker, Heather
Jones, Noah Sparks, Porter Fox, Tim Treason, A’yen Tran, Dan Sabau,
Virginia Reath, Clair Huntington, Kara Blossom, Martina Mrongovious
We will be unveiling a 18′ x 8′ hand crafted stainless steel catamaran
powered by a motorcycle driven paddle wheel, and help us raise money
for the remaining four. To read more about Swimming Cities and the new
Ocean of Blood Project in India scroll to the bottom or check out:
weareswimmingcities.org
SWIMMING CITIES is a diverse group of artists, builders, and
performers who come together each year and embark on a challenging
large-scale project. Originally united through the international
artist Swoon, the group traces its roots to the DIY raft project on
the Mississippi River, the “Miss Rockaway Armada.” Taking a new
waterway each year our projects create a vivid community of artists
floating into towns to present an interactive environment which
encompasses art, sculpture, music and performance. The uncommon
talents of our members interact in an organic design process in a
unique form of living art. Our previous projects include THE SWIMMING
CITIES OF SWITCHBACK SEA on the Hudson River for Deitch Projects and
THE SWIMMING CITIES OF SERENISSIMA across the Adriatic Sea for the
Venice Biennale.
For Swimming Cities upcoming project, they will construct a fleet of
small sculptural river craft at the foothills of the Himalayas, in a
cultural exchange with local South Asian artists and artisans. The
hand-crafted boats will traverse the Ganges River from Kanpur to the
holy city of Varanasi stopping at towns and villages along the way to
meet locals and commission crafted embellishments for the boats in the
local styles. Upon arrival in Varanasi the boats will merge together
into a great floating island stage. In collaboration with local
artists and musicians they will produce a performance inspired by
their adventure and the immense cultural history of the Ganges.
Filed under: events, support | Tags: boar, raft, swimming cities, waterpod, waterpod nyc boat raft swimming cities
The Waterpod is a sustainable art, activist and sculpture project docked in the waters surrounding the 5 NYC boroughs. It it home to four people, who are living off-the-grid, creating their own energy and food. It is open to the public for the next two weeks….
WATERPOD™’S FINAL TWO WEEKS
We will celebrate the closing of our amazing four-month journey with “Future of Mobility, Urbanity, and Water(pods)” at the World’s Fair Marina in Flushing, Queens from September 16 – 27th. This celebration will include events with the Queens Museum of Art,Conflux Festival, Underwater New York, Swimming Cities, Terreform, Wicked Delicate’s Truck Farm, Andrew Faust and the Center for Bioregional Living, hands-on workshops forThriving After the Flood by artist Christopher Robbins, and Natalie Jeremijenko‘sEnvironmental Response Systems.
We will conclude with an all day “I Remember Future” last days of Waterpod party in conjunction with The Queens Museum of Art, featuring Ian Cheney and Curt Ellis’s Truck Farm, Natalie Jeremijenko’s Environmental Response Systems, a sound installation curated by Lauren Rosati, “Ascend” a pirate television broadcast/ planetarium installation by artist James Case Leal, and Trent Wolbe from WFMU djing.
Friday, September 18
2 PM – 4:30 PM Conflux Festival onboard Waterpod™
5 PM Piledrivers
Saturday, September 19
3 PM Andrew Faust: The Center for Bioregional Living: Urban Permaculture with Andrew Faust; Regenerating Today’s Cityscapes
5 PM Elizabeth L. Bradley: Father Knickerbocker Meets the Future, a lecture about the World’s Fair
Sunday, September 20
1 PM Christopher Robbins & Matt Bua: Waterborn edibles in New York / Build a solar cooker
3 PM Underwater New York Readings
6 PM – 10 PM Swimming Cities Fundraiser Party




















