| The New York Optimist September 2008 |
Eltono and MOMO
PLAF – Autonomous Mechanisms
WHERE Anonymous Gallery * 329 Broome St. Lower Level, between Bowery
and Chrystie, N.Y.C.
WHEN Thursday September 25th, 2008 from 6:00 - 9:00 PM - Completed Project
and Opening reception
Anonymous Gallery is extremely pleased to present its inaugural exhibition: an
ambitious collaborative project and exhibition created by Eltono and MOMO - entitled
PLAF – Autonomous Mechanisms. Plaf is a word for splash in both Spanish and
French and relates to the on-going project that features kinetic sculptures that have
been placed and fastened in several locations in the New York Waterways.
Constructed from used materials, the work will be left to the elements as a way to
explore the force and power of water that goes unused and unnoticed in New York
City. Using the rivers water, wind, tides, and currents, the sculptures will shift and
decay, leaving the work just as it is without comment on form or representation. Early
in September Anonymous Gallery will be providing an information booth and map
created by the artists. The public can then go search and find the on-going outdoor
artwork and share in the environment in which it is presented. This information will
be available during business hours and online at www.anonymousgallery.com
Throughout the month of September, Eltono and MOMO will also be constructing an
indoor exhibition that reflects the work and progress outdoors. While their project is
primarily ephemeral, the indoor exhibition will serve to document and preserve their
research, ideas, model making and related art. Every three to five days Eltono and
MOMO will install new work that includes silkscreen prints, video, collage, painting,
and sculpture. The on-going exhibition, along with the map and information will be
available to the public from September 8th until October 10th and will be celebrated
with a public exhibition opening on September 25th from 6 - 9 pm.
To unsubscribe please email unsubscribe@anonymousgallery.com with the subject
"unsubscribe"
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A N O N Y M O U S G A L L E R Y
329 Broome Street
New York, NY 10002
AnonymousGallery.com
Gallery: 646 238 9069 / Events: 917 916 4771
PLAF – Autonomous Mechanisms
WHERE Anonymous Gallery * 329 Broome St. Lower Level, between Bowery
and Chrystie, N.Y.C.
WHEN Thursday September 25th, 2008 from 6:00 - 9:00 PM - Completed Project
and Opening reception
Anonymous Gallery is extremely pleased to present its inaugural exhibition: an
ambitious collaborative project and exhibition created by Eltono and MOMO - entitled
PLAF – Autonomous Mechanisms. Plaf is a word for splash in both Spanish and
French and relates to the on-going project that features kinetic sculptures that have
been placed and fastened in several locations in the New York Waterways.
Constructed from used materials, the work will be left to the elements as a way to
explore the force and power of water that goes unused and unnoticed in New York
City. Using the rivers water, wind, tides, and currents, the sculptures will shift and
decay, leaving the work just as it is without comment on form or representation. Early
in September Anonymous Gallery will be providing an information booth and map
created by the artists. The public can then go search and find the on-going outdoor
artwork and share in the environment in which it is presented. This information will
be available during business hours and online at www.anonymousgallery.com
Throughout the month of September, Eltono and MOMO will also be constructing an
indoor exhibition that reflects the work and progress outdoors. While their project is
primarily ephemeral, the indoor exhibition will serve to document and preserve their
research, ideas, model making and related art. Every three to five days Eltono and
MOMO will install new work that includes silkscreen prints, video, collage, painting,
and sculpture. The on-going exhibition, along with the map and information will be
available to the public from September 8th until October 10th and will be celebrated
with a public exhibition opening on September 25th from 6 - 9 pm.
To unsubscribe please email unsubscribe@anonymousgallery.com with the subject
"unsubscribe"
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A N O N Y M O U S G A L L E R Y
329 Broome Street
New York, NY 10002
AnonymousGallery.com
Gallery: 646 238 9069 / Events: 917 916 4771
The recently opened Anonymous Gallery has been
celebrating its first month with a variety of events,
projects, and exhibitions!!!
If you received our email from ANONYMOUS
GALLERY then you are now aware of our ongoing
project and exhibition featuring the artworks of
Eltono and MOMO.
This Thursday, September 25th 2008 from 6 - 9
pm, we are opening to the public with the completed
exhibition, commemorating the work Eltono and
MOMO have been installing both in the NYC
waterways and inside the gallery!
Have fun visiting the links, video, and photos from
this months projects and events!!!
celebrating its first month with a variety of events,
projects, and exhibitions!!!
If you received our email from ANONYMOUS
GALLERY then you are now aware of our ongoing
project and exhibition featuring the artworks of
Eltono and MOMO.
This Thursday, September 25th 2008 from 6 - 9
pm, we are opening to the public with the completed
exhibition, commemorating the work Eltono and
MOMO have been installing both in the NYC
waterways and inside the gallery!
Have fun visiting the links, video, and photos from
this months projects and events!!!
| Eltono and MOMO @ Anonoymous Gallery |
PROJECT: http://blog.anonymousgallery.com/underground/ OR www.anonymousgallery.com AVAILABLE PRINTS and ORIGINAL ARTWORK: http://anonymousgallery.com/art/index.php? option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=61&vmcchk=1&Itemid=61. Make sure to check back soon for a limited edition print from the artist Greg Lamarche – as mentioned in the latest issue of Juxtapoz! KESH EVENT: http://www.thefader.com/articles/2008/9/16/fader-tv-fashion-week-behind-the-scenes-with-kesh Also, please feel free to forward and share this email and any other information you receive from ANONYMOUS GALLERY!!! See You Thursday night: |
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