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The Emily Harvey Foundation’s Venice Residents at Ca’ Pesaro, palace turned museum of modern and contemporary art.

From left to right, Silvia Scattolin, David Hershkovits, Brigitte Engler, Gregory Sholette, Anne Bourne, Joana Carro, Lorena Mal, and Pablo Rasgado.
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#veniceart #artistresidency #capesaro #capesaromuseumofmodernart #emilyharveyfoundation

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Plus que 5 semaines pour découvrir BEYOND THE STREETS PARIS ‼️

3 600 m² d’installations, de nouvelles commandes artistiques, d’œuvres historiques, d’éphéméra, de mode et d’archives rares réunissant plus de 100 artistes. Une exposition à ne pas manquer !
 📍Grande Halle de la Villette, Paris

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“urban boarding” Paper Magazin, 1995, courtesy Kim Hastreiter & David Hershkowitz @papermagazine @davidreporting @kimpaper

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Grateful for a holiday that keeps on giving… Lunch at @maripolarama.

Long and leisurely (clocked in at around 4.5 hours). And not only with this legend of a host and friend. So, too, our tablemates: curator-artist @bowmanstudio and, in from New York, artist @brigitte_engler and troublemaker-editor-writer @davidreporting.

Come to think it, the entire lot of us are troublemakers.

Maripol is a dynamo of endless talents, and we got to savor many of them Saturday afternoon—from her Polaroids and poetry; her recorded spoken word (via her iphone, pictured) and record collection; and art, books and objects amassed over a lifetime of incredible adventures around the world.

Adventures along with anecdotes spilled with the bubbly. The host fed us deliciously, too, from a crab salad to lamb chops. I brought one of Nina’s granny apple pies.

Just a perfect day.
And I’m a lucky so-and-so.

#withfriendslikethese
#maripol
#lavieenrose

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A couple of years ago, @momentnyc hosted a beautiful retrospective on Giant Step, looking back at the early days (1990–1995) and how the club helped shape NYC and global music culture.
The event took place at @sobsnyc, where it all started — full circle! I was honored to be part of a panel hosted by David Hershkovits, with Erica Lee, our first-ever employee and early spark along with Jonathan Rudnick and myself behind Giant Step, and DJ Smash, whose sound helped define those nights.
Such an inspiring moment to relive that energy, creativity, and connection. ✨ Enjoy!
#GiantStep #MomentNYC #SOBsNYC #NYCMusic #ClubCulture #90sVibes #MusicHistory #NYCNightlife #GlobalGroove #CulturalLegacy #DJLife #MusicCommunity #Throwback #HouseMusic #JazzFusion

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A couple of years ago, @momentnyc hosted a beautiful retrospective on Giant Step, looking back at the early days (1990–1995) and how the club helped shape NYC and global music culture.
The event took place at @sobsnyc, where it all started — full circle! I was honored to be part of a panel hosted by David Hershkovits, with Erica Lee, our first-ever employee and early spark behind Giant Step, and DJ Smash, whose sound helped define those nights.
Such an inspiring moment to relive that energy, creativity, and connection. ✨ Enjoy!
#GiantStep #MomentNYC #SOBsNYC #NYCMusic #ClubCulture #90sVibes #MusicHistory #NYCNightlife #GlobalGroove #CulturalLegacy #DJLife #MusicCommunity #Throwback #HouseMusic #JazzFusion

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Old Drive Pile/ Art Crawl Through the 00s:
Come fall, New York goes into overdrive with nonstop activities. Hopping from one thing to another in the balmy weather made living in NYC so fun. Here are some photos from art openings and happenings that I dug up—not all from fall, but in my memory they flow back to back. I found the ones of Kembra with Vaginal Davis at a Genesis P-Orridge book event in 2007. I remember being so excited to see VD because I had first met her at The Garage at Club Sucker in Silver Lake, where she hosted Sunday nights in the ’90s. Coincidentally, The Voluptuous Horror of Karen Black and Vaginal Davis are performing together at @momaps1 today!! Love these two icons❣️

1. Carlo McCormick, Kembra, and Vaginal Davis flanked by the Genesis P-Orridge family, January 2007
2. I mean, LEGENDS: Vaginal Davis, Carlo McCormick and Genesis P-Orridge, January 2007
3. Critic inside art – Jerry Saltz at Urs Fischer’s “You” opening, one of my all time favorite NY art shows, at Gavin Brown, October 2005
4. Merlin Carpenter at Reena Spaulding, September 2007
5. Rob Pruitt and Emily Sundblad at Merlin Carpenter at Reena Spaulding (with a chic lady), September 2007
6. Collector on the phone at Mr. Big opening, May 2007
7. Rirkrit’s Free Curry happening at Gavin Brown, March 2007
8. A lot of curry and 2x4’s at Free Curry, March 2007
9. Gavin Brown and Peter Doig, March 2006
10. Quintessential NY artists Maripol and Michel Auder via France, April 2006
11. Clarissa Dalrymple and sweet Daniel Reich, December 2005
12. Christine Kim and Adam McEwen, September 2006
13. Waris and James Fuentes at Brian Degraw’s opening at James Fuentes, January 2007
14. Jack Pierson (right) with a friend (sorry I forget your name), December 2005
15. Taka with a friend (sorry I forget your name), December 2005
16. Lia Gangitano at her Participant opening, May 2007
17. The amazing Gelitin at a Creative Time event, May 2007
18. Voluptuous Horror of Karen Black on a float at Art Parade in Soho, September 2005
19. My old boss David Hershkovits at Art Parade, September 2005
20. Pia and her girls at Art Parade, September 2005

#nycarchives #artcrawl #artinnewyork #downtownnyc

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Needed to complete my Printed Matter's Art Book Fair post, plus the day's continuation into a memorable evening with friends.

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DREAMSCAPE - 72” X 48”- “triptych” on reclaimed canvas : Circa: 1991-92 No Serial # - Property of the Conlon estate. I haven’t been able make new work this year due to health reasons. So as I find myself back in my childhood home surrounded by old work I did 25+ years ago I figured I’d share a walk down memory lane. This is one of the first paintings dates back to college when I was broke and couldn’t afford canvas. So I got a fox in the hen house idea to raid the painting studios drying racks after the semester was done to “repurpose” canvas that were left behind. It was usually abandoned sorority girl painting 101 work that would more then likely get tossed. They bought really nice canvas by the way, only to be remember as a “remembered as that time we took a painting class in college Becky” story. At least that’s how I justified any backlash or guilt at the time. This is probably why I am attracted to repurposing vynil today. The overall composition was based on a reoccurring dream or nightmare that I was having at the time of me being on a run away roller coaster that crashes into a brick wall that I’d always survived. My color palate for this piece was black and white because the belief was that people dreamt in black and white. This color theory has carried thru until today. Simple and direct. In these early years I was working with the idea of multiplicity, positioning things and objects that wouldn’t necessarily make sense together. A type of surrealism I suppose. I was also grappling with “draw painting” because I knew I could draw but didn’t think I could paint in the traditional sense. I was heavily influenced by #kiethharing and #jeanmichelbasquiat growing up in New York. You can see it in how I was using vailing, imposto, and letting drips happen to give it a painting feel. This is still one of my favorite paintings because it uses all of the ideas in one piece. #usc

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David Hershkovits + Kim Hastreiter Lispenard Street 1988

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Mathew Shipp Mark Ja#photographer cobson

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James Muscarella producer explains the actual NY ACKER Box

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