First Tuesday's Reading Series
with Christopher Stackhouse
@ ZIEHERSMITH Gallery

TUESDAYJune 7th, 2005  6-8p

Presents poets/writers:

Ted Mathys
Geraldine Kim
Anthony Hawley

Coordinated and hosted by
Christopher Stackhouse

Free Admission and Open to the Public

ZIEHERSMITH Gallery
531 W. 25th St. NYC 10001
PH: 212. 229. 1088
Info@ziehersmith.com


Ted Mathys is a 2005 National Endowment for The Arts Grant Award
Fellowship in Poetry.

Geraldine Kim is the 2005 Fence Modern Poets Series Prize winner.

Anthony Hawley is a poetry editor for Fence Magazine.

Note: 

This will be the last reading of our season. After this look for the series in October 2005.  The  readers 
featured this week are simply great so...and you are simply great so...

happy summer,

- CS
 

-- 

_______________________________________________The Nike Missile Cozy project is in
the Sunday NY Times today at


http://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/05/arts/design/05newm.html


The project entailed upholstering a ten-ton Nike Hercules Missile at
it’s launch site, in 88 yards of quilted satin. The protective
covering was then taken off the missile and stuffed, reasserting the
missile as a soft bodied, lumpy, variant of its original form. 


Stills and a video from the project will open as part of The Fear Gear
show at Roebling  Hall Gallery on West 26th Street in Chelsea on June
22. And, if anybody knows of an indoor space to stuff a 30-foot long
missile in Chelsea during the show, please let me know.


I hope you are all well & I hope to see you there. 

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Douglas, 

I have two exhibitions soon to open, and it would be
extremely helpful if you could list them—David Gibson

Friday, June 10, 6-8 p.m.

“Everland” cur. David Gibson, feat. Peggy Bates, Erik
Benson, Sandra Bermudez, Nancy Friedemann, Linda
Ganjian, Kim Keever, Dean Monogenis, Russell Nachman,
Mark Power, Raven Schlossberg, and Ruth Waldman, at
Annina Nosei Gallery, 530 W. 22nd Street, 2nd floor,
July 23


Friday, June 17, 7-9 p.m.

”Sarah Trigg: Some Economic Tissues” at Realform
Project Space, 218 Bedford Ave & N. 5th Street,
Williamsburg, thru July 17



ARTICLE PROJECTS PRESENTS "Window Box Arabesque" by Katherine Daniels, beaded sculptures exploring the territory between craft and fine art with the Buddhist concept of “outrageous elegance,” which combines passion, sensuousness, sense of play, and humor. REALFORM PROJECT SPACE, 218 Bedford Avenue & N. 5th St, 2 blocks south of Bedford Street station on L train, vestibule of Realform Girdle Building, SW corner. THRU  SUNDAY,  JUNE 12

"Everland" with Peggy Bates, Erik Benson, Sandra Bermudez, Nancy Friedemann, Liknda Ganjian, Kim Keever, Dean Monogenis, Russell Nachman, Mark Power, Raven Schlossberg, Ruth Waldman, at ANNINA NOSEI GALLERY, 530 West 22nd Street, 2nd floor, June 10-July 23, 2005, opening reeception: Friday, June 10, 6-8 PM


		
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Douglas, 

I have two exhibitions soon to open, and it would be
extremely helpful if you could list them—David Gibson

Friday, June 10, 6-8 p.m.

“Everland” cur. David Gibson, feat. Peggy Bates, Erik
Benson, Sandra Bermudez, Nancy Friedemann, Linda
Ganjian, Kim Keever, Dean Monogenis, Russell Nachman,
Mark Power, Raven Schlossberg, and Ruth Waldman, at
Annina Nosei Gallery, 530 W. 22nd Street, 2nd floor,
July 23


Friday, June 17, 7-9 p.m.

”Sarah Trigg: Some Economic Tissues” at Realform
Project Space, 218 Bedford Ave & N. 5th Street,
Williamsburg, thru July 17



ARTICLE PROJECTS PRESENTS "Window Box Arabesque" by Katherine Daniels, beaded sculptures exploring the territory between craft and fine art with the Buddhist concept of “outrageous elegance,” which combines passion, sensuousness, sense of play, and humor. REALFORM PROJECT SPACE, 218 Bedford Avenue & N. 5th St, 2 blocks south of Bedford Street station on L train, vestibule of Realform Girdle Building, SW corner. THRU  SUNDAY,  JUNE 12

"Everland" with Peggy Bates, Erik Benson, Sandra Bermudez, Nancy Friedemann, Liknda Ganjian, Kim Keever, Dean Monogenis, Russell Nachman, Mark Power, Raven Schlossberg, Ruth Waldman, at ANNINA NOSEI GALLERY, 530 West 22nd Street, 2nd floor, June 10-July 23, 2005, opening reeception: Friday, June 10, 6-8 PM


		
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I miss my intern.  If you ever get well I am going to make you work
hard! I tend to be very distracted when you can't come?  Feel better. 
No I haven't been outside wxcept at night to parties.



Lhermite Sophie wrote:

  
Hey Douglass!

I try to call you on friday night, but you may not
have been here.
When you  say in your last message " court went ok" I
am not sure I understand what you mean... are you
talking about the thing with your neighbourgs? because
i didn't understand everything about that.
How are you doing? do you take advantage of this
beautifull week end?
I feel still weak and I keep on having insomnia... I
'll come to see you as soon as possible, on monday I
go have a blood analys.
take care 
Sofie
--- Douglas Kelley <dks@thing.net> a écrit :

  

  

    
I just got in a little while ago myself.  Court went
ok.

You get well.  I think I need to personally
intervene and find out how 
to lick what ever it is.  Call me tonight if you are
up to it?  You are 
in the prime of life and perfect health is your
natural right and you 
can't settle for less.  No one as lovely as you
should feel like merde 
all the time.

No pressure. If there was it wouldn't truly be an
art internship!

DK

Lhermite Sophie wrote:

    

    

      
I feel embarrassed to tell you that after our phone
call of yesterday but I am sorry  I can't come
today,Yesterday I faint at my job and I have been
      

    

    
weak
    

    

      
and having Tachycardia all night long.  I hope you
understand that those last days I am  not feeling
      

    

    
well
    

    

      
at all even if you think that I look ok and in
      

    

    
shape.I
    

    

      
am not acting.
I am so tired of all that but things are not always
the way you want them to be.My parents want me to
      

    

    
come
    

    

      
back in France if I am not feeling better.
have a good day and sorry again for yesterday, and
      

    

    
all
    

    

      
those  days when I have been late.
Take care and see you as soon as possible.
Sofie
ps: I won't forget to give you back your money from
the bike.
--- Douglas Kelley <dks@thing.net> a écrit :


---------------------------------
   that is not the deal!  He has to reconsider. 
      

    

    
As
    

    

      
long as you got homewith a flat?  See you!

Lhermite Sophie wrote:  
1 212 598 0370here  is  the number where you can
      

    

    
join
    

    

      
me.I can't wait to ear how was your dinner with
themystic Ena.Thanks you so much for the bike!!!But
      

    

    
in
    

    

      
fact he just charged you 10 $ 'cause he is notgoing
      

    

    
to
    

    

      
change the back wheel, it is toocomplicated...so he
gave me back the rest of yourmoney.see you!so---
Douglas Kelley <dks@thing.net> a &eacute;crit :  
     
Dear Sofie,After a somewhat horrible weekend where
      

    

    
I
    

    

      
thoughtboth computers A  total loss, and I managed
      

    

    
to
    

    

      
save the day andinstall almost the very  latest
operating system on both- OS X 10.3.9. I hada bug
      

    

    
in
    

    

      
the main  one and that caused typos with almost
everykeystroke.  I guess it  started last Thursday
      

    

    
and
    

    

      
I was unaware of it untilFriday, and I was 
      

    

    
obsessed
    

    

      
with it all weekend- practicallydemolishing ALL
interior  files looking for it.  At one point I
inadvertentlytrashed all of the  fonts and every
single word on the computer in everydirectory, and
      

    

    
in 
    

    

      
every file, completely disappeared and I was
      

    

    
afraidto
    

    

      
shut the thing  off for fear that without any way
      

    

    
of
    

    

      
navigating Icould never get it  turned back on. 
      

    

    
What
    

    

      
a fright!  But miracle ofmiracles it's all  working
now.  There are some minor bugs such ascertain
      

    

    
aliases
    

    

      
are not  recognized and it seems a little confused
aboutwhere things are, but  otherwise it's working
better than it ever has. Which I know is not 
      

    

    
saying
    

    

      
much, but something to to be grateful
fornevertheless.See you at 3 for a short day? 
      

    

    
Thank
    

    

      
you.  Sofie.On May 31, 2005, at 10:36 AM, Lhermite
Sophie wrote:    
         
Dear Douglass,How are you doing?Did you enjoy your
first summer week end?do I come today? Tomorrow?let
      

    

    
me
    

    

      
know wnd I will be there!sofie				      
       
      

    

    
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Casey Kaplan is pleased to announce that SIMON STARLING has been nominated for Tate Britain's Turner Prize 2005.





Turner Prize 2005 shortlist announced



Tate today announced the four artists who have been shortlisted for the
Turner Prize 2005. The artists are Darren Almond, Gillian Carnegie, Jim
Lambie and Simon Starling. The Turner Prize 2005 is supported by the
makers of Gordon's. 





Simon Starling transforms and reframes existing objects through a
rigorous process of research. In his complex sculptural installations
he creates poetic narratives by drawing together disparate cultural and
historical references. He is shortlisted for his solo presentations at
the Modern Institute, Glasgow and the Fundació Joan Miró, Barcelona. 



http://www.tate.org.uk/britain/turnerprize/





Starling's solo exhibition at Kunstmuseum Basel, Museum für  Gegenwartskunst, Basel, Switzerland opens June 11 - August 7, 2005





Please contact the gallery at any  time.



Chana Budgazad

Casey Kaplan 

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SPIKE GALLERY  — "Nurturing the New '05"

NurtureArt's Annual Benefit: Monday, June 6, 2005, 6-9pm, Gala Ticket $75

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CBGB's 313 GALLERY — "Subculture City"

Opening Reception: Wednesday, June 8, 2005, 6pm

Show Dates: June 8 – July 1, 2005, 10am – 6pm daily

315 Bowery, New York, NY / 212.677.0455




CITY WITHOUT WALLS — "Straight Up/DL "

A collaboration with Paul Kornegay for ArtReach: The Exhibition XIII

Opening Reception: Friday, June 24, 2005, 6-8pm

6 Crawford Street, Newark, NJ 07102 / 973.622.1188 

Show Dates: June 24-July 22, 2005, Wed-Fri 12-6, Sat 1-6




 OHR-O'KEEFE MUSEUM OF ART  — "True Colors"

Opening Reception: Friday, June 24, 2005, 6-8pm
 
Show Dates: June 24 – July 15, 2005, Mon-Sat 9am-6pm

136 Ohr Street, Biloxi, MS 39530 / 228.374.5547

With artists Will Barnet, Richard Estes, Sam Gilliam, Red Grooms, Roy
Lichtenstein, George McNeil, Robert Rauschenberg, Faith Ringgold, Jamie
Wyeth, and others; Pam Bailey (ExxonMobil Arts Program), Bill Dunlap,
and Nancy Matthews (Meridian), curators.

Previous stops: SIXTH FLOOR MUSEUM AT DEALY PLAZA, Dallas,
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April 4, 2005



Dear Friends and Colleagues,



It is with great pleasure that I am officially closing Lance Fung 
Gallery to join Michael Hue Williams at Albion Gallery in London. 
Michael has offered me a unique opportunity to continue curating my 
independent projects such as The Snow Show and Sink while working for 
Albion as their in-house curator. A great deal of time and energy 
will be devoted to creating exhibitions outside the gallery walls; at 
the same time, within the gallery walls, I will assist Michael in 
defining the vision and direction of both group and solo exhibitions 
and in developing the gallery's stable of artists.



I look forward to continuing my relationship with the many emerging 
and established artists I have had the pleasure to work with, and 
hope to develop similar relationships with the artists associated 
with the Albion Gallery (artists such as Tony Bevan, Simeran Gil, 
Andy Goldsworthy, Jaume Plensa, Mark Di Suvero, James Turrell, Not 
Vital, and Cai Guo Qiang, to name only a few). I can easily recall 
the days of directing the Holly Solomon Gallery and the enjoyment 
that I had in working in a premier gallery. The excitement of 
constant interaction with the artists and museums, the ability to 
exhibit new work directly from the artist's studio, and the desire to 
discover new talent is truly thrilling. However, through working on 
my own at the Lance Fung Gallery, I have realize how much I enjoy 
curating a gallery's group exhibitions. This interest in curating 
group shows has grown in scale, leading me to curate projects for 
public institutions.



My heart lies in this curatorial direction and you, my friends who 
truly know me, understand that in my personal and professional life I 
always try to follow my heart. Now we will have the best of both 
worlds in my new endeavor. Now, as of 2005, this opportunity will 
allow me to further my investigations. Many of you know, my father 
passed away just prior to the opening of The Snow Show, and my dear 
friend and mentor, Emily Harvey, passed away one year later. These 
events shifted the way I understand my work and my interests. It is 
now the right time for me to take a large step forward.



Having said that, I look forward to seeing you in London. I am very 
pleased that Albion has a passion similar to my own, combining a 
focus on community, accessibility, and education with the 
responsibilities of maintaining a commercial gallery. I will be 
visiting New York frequently and will maintain my loft in SoHo. NYC 
is still a home.



Please stay well and in touch.



All my best,



Lance



PS. I am pleased to announce the release of the long awaited book on 
"The Snow Show" by Thames and Hudson. It is available at most 







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