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Athletics and Artistic Practice Panel Discussion @ DCAC

"Pain is Temporary, Pride is Forever" - How/Does this statement apply to artists?

Come to DC Arts Center on January 17, 2012 @ 7pm for a panel discussion moderated by Kriston Capps on the intersections between art and sport, including panelists Ken Ashton, Kathryn Cornelius, Mike Hamberger, and Karen Joan Topping.

http://www.dcartscenter.org
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I'll be giving a talk at the Hirshhorn on Andy Warhol and the Empire 3 exhibition

I am honored to be asked by The Hirshhorn to discuss the latest Directions exhibition, Empire3. Warhol's work has been an influence on my own art practice, as well as my academic work (including a 2004 PCA/ACA annual conference presentation on Andy Warhol, Damien Hirst, and Takashi Murakami). I am excited to discuss his film Empire, as well as Douglas Gordon's Bootleg (Empire) and Wolfgang Staehle's Empire 24/7.


Friday, December 2, 2011
the talk begins at 12:30pm
meet at the information desk
more info
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Salon Contra June 7th - I'll be speaking with Jeffry Cudlin about my solo show

UPDATE: I've posted a "Recommended Reading" list with references related to the topics discussed with Jeffry.

On Monday, June 7th from 7-9pm, I will be in conversation with curator and artist Jeffry Cudlin to discuss my solo exhibition at Curator's Office, The Feeling of What Happens.



Jeffry has been a WONDERFUL long-time supporter of my work, and I am very grateful for this opportunity to speak in depth about the show and share the conversation with others.

To attend the Pink Line Project Salon Contra event, please rsvp to saloncontra@pinklineproject.com.

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Slought Foundation, May 5th, I'll be speaking with some of my Mildred's Lane collaborators

UPDATE: Slought Foundation has uploaded the audio recordings of our talks:
On "An Ordinall of Alchimy"
Mark Dion On A History of Mildred's Lane

"An Ordinall of Alchimy" travels to the Slought Foundation (Philadelphia, PA)
April 30-June 14, 2010

May 5th, 6:30-8:30pm:
Reception and panel discussion with Mark Dion, Matt Bettine, Joey Cruz, John Wanzel, and myself.

For more information, see Slought Foundation

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Salon Contra w Andrew Wodzianski - April 27th, 7-9pm

UPDATE: Philippa Hughes has posted some clips from our conversation on her Pink Line Project site.

On Tuesday, April 27th from 7-9pm, I will be in conversation with artist Andrew Wodzianski to discuss his latest project "Pop Up Living," for which he has collaborated with developers, architects, and designers to produce.

For two weeks, Andrew is living in a temporary space and broadcasting his daily, self-proclaimed "banal" actions via USTREAM. I stopped by his space on Monday to get a sense of his intentions for the project, and after hitting on topics as diverse as "The House with the Ocean View" (by Marina Abramovic), "I'm not here to make friends," (the notorious reality tv phrase spoken by at least one person in every reality tv show; see This American Life: Act Two), IKEA living, and sustainable materials, I'm looking forward to how our conversation develops as he virtually attends via webcam. (I'll be in my pajamas.)

To attend the Salon Contra event, please rsvp to saloncontra@pinklineproject.com.
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