January 31, 2006
Date: Tuesday, January 31st
Time: 8:00pm
Location: Stain Bar (766 Grand St, Williamsburg)
Cost: Free
Don your best Bjork-like outfit and head out to this celebration of all things Bjork at Williamsburg's only watering hole dedicated to NY state-produced libations.
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bjork, costume party, glogg, iceland, stain bar, williamsburg
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January 31, 2006
You are cordially Invited to the Grand Opening of
NEST
215 West 28th Street (Between 7th and 8th Avenues)
Tuesday, January 31st, 2006
Cocktails and Hors D'oeuvres 11PM - Midnight
Music by Celebrity Guest DJ
&
NEST Tuesdays
A weekly party continuing every Tuesday night at 11PM
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January 30, 2006
SWAY
Date: Monday, January 30th
Time: 10:00pm - 4:00am
Location: Sway, 305 Spring
Cost: Free
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January 30, 2006
Opening February 1st: 7pm-10pm
rsvp to sessions @sohogrand.com or 212.579.6695
Photographs by
Alain Levitt - Danielle Levitt
Curated by Jeffery Walkowiak
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January 27, 2006
Come celebrate the closing of Jim Drain and Ara Peterson's
HYPNOGOOGIA with a super special bashment featuring live
performance by Jamaican dance hall legend:
KING YELLOWMAN
SATURDAY JANUARY 28
9PM
18 WOOSTER STREET
NEW YORK NY 10013
FREE! FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE
BEER PROVIDED BY RED STRIPE
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January 27, 2006
Nicole Klagsbrun Gallery is pleased to present Dough, a solo exhibition of videos, sculptures and drawings by Mika Rottenberg.
The exhibition is on view from January 27th to February 25th, 2006, with a reception on Friday, January 27th, from 6 to 8 p.m.
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January 27, 2006
PAPERMAG's Picks for the Week:
THURSDAY, JAN. 26
This ain't your forefather's pre-deluvian garden. Dutch artist Ruud Van Empel manipulates painterly effects in digital media with his "Perfection / Imperfection" series. The colorful series balances humanism and mysticism through the confrontational, digitally altered eyes of African children and naked babies. Stefan Stux Gallery, 530 W. 25th St., (212) 352-1600. Opening reception 6-8 p.m. Free. Through February 25.
FRIDAY, JAN 27
It all changed for us Sunday, January 22nd. The news was posted at 8:07 a.m. EST on cnn.com, the only safe time for us to download porn without our roommates seeing. The news was a shock: a whale had died on the Thames. Its obituary: "Official: 5-ton mammal was convulsing before death." The horror, the horror! Luckily, we have a convenient outlet for our new-found activism, before we get bored of these over-sized, graceful, probably pretty smelly creatures. Greenpeace is organizing house parties throughout the United States tonight in order to protest the vicious killing of whales (particularly that perpetrated by Gorton's, purveyor of delicious fish sticks). Learn about our sumptuous genetic neighbors and receive a free Greenpeace DVD and party kit. Find your local whale-watching house party by visiting http://partylaunch.com/greenpeace/.
SATURDAY, JAN. 28
Noisy-noise Brooklyn band Black Dice's 2005 album, "Broken Ear Record," had everybody wondering why their synthy, static-drenched, clatter-bang abrasiveness had melded into, gasp, something slightly more accessible and melodic? But then people remembered creative bands often "change" when they put out new albums and everything was okay. Crazy, right? The BD dudes play tonight with fellow New Yorkers Gang Gang Dance and Bill Cosby and His White Pudding Pops. The Syrup Room, 100 Ingraham St., Williamsburg, Brooklyn. 8 p.m. $10.
/>SUNDAY, JAN. 29
Laurence Sterne's "The Life and Times of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman" just might be the best 18th century, postmodern novel ever. But, really, it's the only 18th century postmodern novel we've ever read, so we don't really know what we're talking about. "A Cock and Bull Story," starring Steve Coogan and Gillian Anderson, takes the same digressive, self-referential route as the novel, making it a movie about making a movie of "Tristram Shandy" with Coogan playing himself, as well as Tristram and Tristram's father. We can't wait to loudly throw around the term "meta-comedy" as we're filing out of the Angelika. Call 777-FILM for showtimes and theaters.
MONDAY, JAN. 30
If anyone saw Deerhoof at Northsix in September, they might have heard some girl yell an uncomfortably infantilizing shrill, "she's so cute!" at lead singer Satomi Matsuzaki during their set. Idiot-face who yelled that: don't ever, ever, do that again, or, sit this show out. Otherwise there's going to be a rumble on Delancey tonight. Think we're joking? We're polishing our super-cute, Hello Kitty brass knuckles right now. Deerhoof play with the Starter Set, Le Ton Mite and L'ocelle. Bowery Ballroom, 6 Delancey St., (212) 253-5111. 8 p.m. $13.
TUESDAY, JAN. 31
Because she's such a lovely singer, we're willing to overlook the fact that Judy Collins won a Grammy in 1975 for her rendition of Sondheim's "Send in the Clowns." Any levelheaded person knows that clowns should never be sent in, but it was the '70s, and Stephen King's "It" hadn't been made yet. Judy appears at the Strand tonight, sans cll, clllo, clowns, to read from her new book "Morning Noon and Night: Living the Creative Life." Do your hippie mother proud and stay for the Q&A and performance following the reading. The Strand Bookstore, 828 Broadway, (212) 473-1452. 6:30 p.m. Free.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 1
Opening tonight at the Bronx's Longwood Art Gallery, "Do You Think I'm Disco?" examines the influence of club culture on America in the post liberation movements of the '60s and '70s. The exhibit, which features artists like "Funky Cold Medina" sculptor Karlos Carcamo and collage artist Edwina White, combines photography, painting, mixed media, sculpture and performance to capture an artistic era bubbling over with urban, aerosol can-influence. Longwood Art Gallery, 450 Grand Concourse at 149th St., Bronx, (718) 401-7866. 5-9 p.m. Free. Through March 18.
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January 27, 2006
The Amsterdam Fashion Week has started off today! To celebrate this event we give away guestlist entries to the CODE magazine party on Friday February 27 in Amsterdam. This party is invitation only and this is your chance to get in! CODE is the new European streetfashion magazine.
If you and a friend want to go: Send an email to info@iconique.com with the subject: WANNA GO CODE and we will email you on Thursday February 26. The sooner you email us, the bigger your chances!
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January 24, 2006
THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 2006
@ Rothko (188 Suffolk st. at Rivington st., NYC)
21 10pm-3am
$7
SHOTGUN WEDDING
2 Floors of Dubstep Grime and Heavy Bass music...
Brought to you by XLR8R and Syrup
With Performances by:
Plasticman
Jammer
Skepta
Drop The Lime
Syrup Girls
Matt Shadetek
The Captain
Mathhead
Dev79 & Starkey
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rothko, syrup girls
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January 24, 2006
Funtime Parrrrrrty Team, Ballers Eve and Ozone Magazine throw another installment of the semi monthy (ha)
THURRRRRRRSDAY!
#1 Chinese Super Slam!
the lineup...in no particular order...these are all ILL..
Minski Walker
DJ DIRRTY
DJ Sabo
Project Mat(t)- says he may do an all project pat set...
Sergio Vega
Kat Daddy Slim
open vodka bar from 10:30 - 11:30pm
giveaways from Ballers Eve and of course Ozone Magazine!!
China 1/#1 Chinese...whatever its called...
50 Ave. B
at fourth street i believe
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January 24, 2006
A free late night show which bosts "Several locations, all at the same time, improvised." Watch as the crew do what they do best, improvise, as a show late enough to keep the tourist crowd away.
Date: Tuesday, January 24th
Time: 11:00pm
Location: UCB Theatre (302 West 26th street)
Cost: Free
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January 23, 2006
SONY ENTERTAINMENT TELEVISION
presents
actitud
100%
V.I.P.
(veryINTERESTINGpeople)
Te invita a esta rumbe en Caracas Venezuela
Jueves, 26 de Enero
8:00pm
Bar 205
Centro San Ignacio Nivel Chaguaramos
*guinda tu disco ball
en el retravisor de tu carro
INVITACION VAJDA PARA 2 PERS,
ES INDISPERNSABLE LA PRESENTACION DE ESTA TARIETA
DJ's
invitadas
DJ CAT (New York)
DD Domingo (Groove Records)
DJ Guevara (Black Magic Sound)
DJ Funk-U (Boogie Nights)
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caracas, dj cat, venezuela
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January 23, 2006
Big Drop Blow-Out Warehouse Sale
40-80% off on fall/winter items like Bulga bags $249 (reg. $435); Citizens of humanity jeans for $79 (reg. $195); True Religion jeans for $109(reg. $246); Rebecca Taylor tops for $89 (reg. $229); joe's jeans for $89 (reg. $169); mint tops for $49 (reg. $279); ya-ya jackets $109 (reg. $460) and much more.
Event Begins: 1/23/2006
Event Ends: 2/10/2006
Event Times: Mon-Sat 11am-8pm
Sun 12pm-7pm
Location: 1321 3rd Avenue
(btwn. 75 & 76 Sts.)
New York, NY 10021
(212) 988-3344
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big drop, citizens of humanity, rebecca taylor, true religion
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January 20, 2006
Robot Rock at Movida
Saturday January 21 - with Mikey of My Chemical Romance
This Saturday Jan 21 at Movida, our Robot Rock party keeps on rocking.
We have a very special guest, Mikey Way from My Chemical Romance will be joining us to spin a few tunes. As usual, Alex English will be spinning a mix of dance-rock, new wave, robot rock and hipster house.
Downstairs, DJ Wool will be spinning hip-hop, old-skool, disco, funk and classics.
Come and check out the space - they've moved the DJ booth in the main room and it looks good.
Stoli Vodka Open Bar from 10pm to 11pm
Late Night Drinks Specials 2am to 3am (2-for-1 Vodka Drinks & $3 GBH shots)
Hosted by Tom & Alejandro, Dagny, Nico XO and May.
Cover is free all night on the Cheeky Guest List. To be placed on the guest list email cheeky@gbh.tv with your name and number of guests.
General admission $10. Doors open at 10pm.
Movida: 28 Seventh Avenue South at Leroy (the closest subway is the 1 at Houston St.)
SATURDAY AFTER-HOURS
Saturday January 21 After-Hours (Sunday Morning)
We're back at Cotton for our after-hours; except it isn't called Cotton anymore - it's been re-furbed and now they call it G-Lounge.
We'll have guest dj Louisahhh playing dance-rock, '80s, new wave - and all that fun stuff for your late night pleasure (she's celebrating her birthday, so come and say hi).
Free admission before 4.30am on the Cheeky Guest List / $5 after.
Email party@gbh.tv to be placed on the list (general admission $20)
Doors open 4am - 8am
G-Lounge - 105 W27th St (at 6th Ave).
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alex english, disco, funk, hip hop, mikey way, my chemical romance, old skool, robot rock
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January 20, 2006
PACHA Ibiza Winter Sessions with Hector Romero and Cevin Fisher this Saturday night!!!
PACHA
618 West 46th St. bet. 11th & 12th
New York, NY
Saturday, January 21st
11PM
RSVP MANDATORY! Guest list, tables (strongly recommended): info@pabloderitis.com and/or #917-689-0668 (tables)
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January 20, 2006
You've heard rumblings of something new opening. You may have glimpsed the mildly-insane Dutch designer, Marcel Wanders, coming in and out of an undisclosed location on the Lower East Side.
The question on everyone's mind: what is it?
The answer is the Hotel on Rivington's new invitation-only lounge, which opened last night at a selectively-hyped opening party. Thor finally unveiled the product of many months of tight-lipped effort: behind a nondescript door next to the hotel is a narrow tunnel leading to a small lounge with walls covered in giant white pebbles and masses of Swarovski crystals underneath a glass-top bar. Private alcoves are the way to go here, where you can order Veuve by the half-bottle and food from the restaurant (tip: it's only available if you ask). The atmosphere is relaxed and low-profile and the "VIP" feel ends at the door.
It's a prime place for a nightcap if you're in the neighborhood on a date or seeking something new on a Friday night.
As far as entry goes if you don't have a "membership" key, here is the best of the lines we heard at last night's opening: "We're friends of Marcel's in from the Netherlands."
What a coincidence—us too.
The Hotel On Rivington Private Lounge, 105 Rivington St, 212-475-3485
via urbandaddy
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January 19, 2006
THURSDAY, JAN. 19
Gay porn icon Peter Berlin was quite the man about New York City-town in the '70s. Not only was Berlin successfully rocking a Dutch-boy 'do without looking like a total pumpkin pie-haircutted freak, he was also attracting the attention of Andy Warhol, Robert Mapplethorpe and Tom of Findland with his stellar steaminess. Relive Berlin's heyday at his "Low Couture" fashion show, as some of his real-deal get ups get strutted down the runway at tonight's Distortion Disko. Duvet, 45 W. 21st St., (212) 989-2121. 11 p.m. $10.
FRIDAY, JAN. 20
Hot tubs are awesome because they are easy to blame for embarrassing behavior. Steely Dan's in the CD player? "The hot tub made me do it." Burning a little Nag Champa to "just relax, and talk?" Actually, just kidding, we would never do that, even if there were an awesome HT involved. Let's hope that nothing like that happens tonight, either, when Michael Showalter ("The Baxter," "Stella," "Wet Hot American Summer," "The State") stops by variety show Hot Tub to chat with hosts Kristen Schaal and Kurt Braunohler. The Pit, 154 W. 29th St., (212) 563-7488. 9:30 p.m. $8.
SATURDAY, JAN. 21
Oh Lars, how your films make us want to die a little! For those of you who are currently feeling like "giving up on thinking things could be better," the IFC Center has put together a weeklong marathon of Lars Van Trier films just for you. Everyone else should stay home. Tonight's installment features two behind-the-scenes documentaries, "Von Trier's 100 Eyes" and "Dogville Confessions," about the making of his feel good laugh-factories "Dancer in the Dark" and "Dogville." IFC Center, 323 Ave. of the Americas, (212) 954-7771. 12 a.m. $10.75.
SUNDAY, JAN. 22
2005 will forever be known as the year the music mash-up died (see mashuptown.com for some horrifying examples). Store mash-ups, on the other hand, could become a dominating force in '06. Screaming Mimi's and Other Music cut themselves up to bring you a clothing/music sale to end all others. And really, would you expect anyone else be on the frontwave of this new trend? Both New York institutions are slashing their prices to agree with even the most cost-conscious consumer. Don't worry though, just in case this latest mash-up fad doesn't catch on, Botanica will be offering drink specials. Those, as we all know, never go out of style. Bar Botanica, 47 Houston St., (212) 677-6464. 1-7 p.m.
MONDAY, JAN. 23
Let's be honest: Paul Huston made the right decision, choosing to adopt the moniker Prince Paul when he entered the rap game. But what nom de guerre graces his driver's license? Does he go with Prince or Huston? Or maybe Prince Paul Huston? Actually, given that he's a born and bred New Yorker, he probably doesn't even have a driver's license. But somehow, whether it be by plane, train or automobile, the Prince will make an appearance on the wheels of steel at APT tonight part of "The Monday Night Ill-Out." Old friend DJ Avee and special guest Drex of Black Sheep assist. APT, 419 W. 13th St., (212) 414-4245. 10 p.m. $5.
TUESDAY, JAN. 24
Over Vanessa Beecroft's extensive career, the controversial contemporary artist has produced over 50 works, most of which feature attractive women in varying states of undress. Her exhibitions, which are numbered consecutively starting with one (to reflect the continuous nature of her art), reference themes such as beauty, femininity and grace. Apparently, this evening, Beecroft will be speaking "candidly" about her career. We hope this means she will be naked. Pratt Institute, 200 Willoughby Ave., Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, (718) 636-3422. 12:30-1:30 p.m. Free.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 25
A beautiful Parisian (Melody Nelson) and an Irishman (Eamon Harkin) team up to throw the night's biggest new party (Calling All Kids) in the lovely and ethnically diverse Lower East Side. Ah, only in New York. Well, actually that's not true. C.A.K. is an ambitious trans-Atlantic endeavor with a sister party in England. If you're feeling real adventurous after the Sapphire shebang, jump on a Thursday morning jet bound for Great Britain. It gets a wee bit complicated with the time change, but we're pretty sure you can make it in time for the second round of C.A.K. at Catch on Kingsland Road Shoreditch. Finding the place is up to you. Sapphire, 249 Eldridge St., (212) 777-5153. 10 p.m. Free.
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January 19, 2006
Thursday, January 19th
8:00pm - 11:00pm
PM (50 Gansevoort St at Greenwich St)
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January 18, 2006
Fall 2006 New York Fashion Week Show & Party
Friday, February 3rd
7:00pm
Roosevelt Hotel
Grand Ballroom
45th Street
Between Madison & Park Ave
(2nd floor)
After-Party:
9:00-Midnight
PACHA
(just opened)
618 West 46th Street
(b/w 11-12th Avenue)
Beverages Courtesy of:
Beck's Premier Light, Red Diamond Wines, Smirnoff, Bailey's & Johnnie Walker
Partipating Designers:
to be announced shortly
Gen Art invites you to its fabulous New York Fashion Week Show & Party. The show will feature three rising fashion designers who have after several seasons are ready to make a break out in the fashion world. Come check out one of the hottest runway shows of the season.
The show will be folowed by a fun & festive NY Fashion Week after party at one of the city's hottest new nightspots that opened in December - PACHA!
Media Contact:
Jill Cohen or Zoe Farrell @ Dan Klores Communications: (212) 685-4300
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January 17, 2006
DUDE WHY NOT COME TO ALL OF THEM! I SWEAR THERE'S NO DOUBLE BOOKING
GOING ON HERE.
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EVERY WEDNESDAY
ADLIB PARTY @ SWAY
305 Spring St, (near don hills) New York(212) 620-5220
LATE NIGHT LATE NIGHT MIDNIGHT
RESIDENT DJS AND MC TEDWARD AND DAVE HOLLOWAY
(playing the best of Kemado Records and Rock and Dance Hits)
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EVERY THURSDAY
THURSDAY FANTASTIC @ SUPREME TRADING
213 N.8th St. (between Driggs and Roebling) L Train to Bedford
(718)599-4224
WITH RESIDENT DJS TEDWARD. TIMMY (out this week) M.CARTER
A WIDE ASSORTMENT OF ROCK, TOP 40, DISCO, AND ETC.
$2 PABST BLUE RIBBONS
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SATURDAY JAN. 21 10PM
YACHT ROCK @ SOUTHSIDE LOUNGE
What's Yacht Rock?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yacht_rock
41 BROADWAY in williamsburg near the bridge (718) 387-3182
Doobies, Steely Dan, Christopher Cross, Hall and Oates, everything
that i usually play
but even more of and no more smoooth as can be!
TIMOTHY TRAYNOR WILL BE ON HAND TO SUPERVISE AND TEDDY
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January 13, 2006
"For his third exhibition at Lehmann Maupin Gallery, German photographer Juergen Teller presents a major new body of work entitled Nrnberg. The exhibition is an emotional panorama that draws on personal history, both new and old. It is a celebration of family and an investigation of the past, in private and public terms, as represented by the city of Nuremberg."
Date: Friday, January 13th
Time: 10:00am - 6:00pm
Location: Lehmann Maupin Gallery, 540 West 26th
Cost: Free
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January 13, 2006
Tonight, Friday the 13th!!
addVice Marketing, Dim Mak Records, The Cobrasnake, and Sparks Presents:
Ragerrr
With Sets By:
DJ Steve Aoki Kid Millionaire (Dim Mak)
DJ Junior Sanchez
DJ Elhaam (addVice, EVR)
Special guests
Free Sparks from 10-11pm!!
Downstairs is the Hush Hush Weekender!
Ragerrr @ Happy Ending
302 Broome St
Bet Eldridge and Forsythe
10-4am
Free Entry!
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Saturday, Jan 14
Tom Vek spins MisShapes!
@ Don Hill’s
511 Greenwich St
(Corner of Spring & Greenwich)
10pm-5am
Come celebrate the release of “Nothing But Green Lights” 12”
with remixes by Phones, Clor, and Kaos!
Tom Vek DJ set @ 12am
Tom is in town this weekend to tape an episode of MTV’s Subterranean. Watch him host the show, set to air next week!!! He’s also going to be playing on an upcoming episode of “The OC”!
http://www.tomvek.tv/
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January 11, 2006
BEC STUPAK & HONEYGUN LABS
RADICAL EARTH MAGIC FLOWER
JANUARY 12 - FEBRUARY 25, 2006
OPENING THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 6 - 9 PM
DEITCH PROJECTS
76 Grand St
New York, NY 10013
212.343.7300
WWW.DEITCH.COM
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January 11, 2006
the Bunker
Fridays at subTonic
107 Norfolk Street
(212)358-7501
www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
$5, 21 , 10p-4a
Friday January 13
*THE BUNKER 3 YEAR ANNIVERSARY*
Special Guest:
Frivolous (Karloff, Background, Proptronix | Montreal) live pa
As a school teacher, it seemed easiest to link the unconventional
behavior of Daniel Gardner to a learning disability; prooving to
be the first in a series of failed attempts to categorize this
undefinable young artist. Grades were always mediocre at best for
the young suburban Vancouverite, until one semester a mysterious
new course emerged into a normally less than progressive
curriculum; Electronic Music Composition. Suddenly discovered
were honor roll grades, and a means to merge a captive young mind
with over a decade of communist-style classical piano training.
In 1996, won over by unified dance floors and the Detroit sound,
the 16 year old Frivolous engages in a long term love affair with
the loop and takes his first weekly residency at a downtown
Vancouver afterhours. After two successfully directionless years
in electronics and then design, and after dabbling with some
white label releases, Daniel decides to put his pride aside and
send out a demo. A CD of incomplete works were sent out as an
experiment to 5 of the most technologically innovative 12" labels
in Germany and received back were 3 requests to release the
material. "I told Andy [Vaz] that the work wasn't finished, and
the day I received his reply was the day that the test pressings
arrived for the Crankkongestion EP (Background Records), it's
just been a chain reaction since then." Today, after a long
evolution in his sound, Daniel's recording alter-ego Frivolous
captures a romanticly influenced montage of the most cutting edge
production techniques with an old soul mentality. Alongside his
still rather bizarre performances, is the incorporation of
classic instruments and vocals into an environment built on
experiments with glitchy cut-up funk and found sound. We've been
told that Frivulous's live set is a very unique not to be missed
show, and we're psyched to celebrate our 3 year anniversary with
him.
plus
resident DJs: Spinoza, kleverVice, Movement, Unjust
visual residents: Giles Hendrix, Chris Jordan
the Bunker
Fridays at subTonic
107 Norfolk Street
(212)358-7501
www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
$5, 21 , 10p-4a
UPSTAIRS:
not an official Bunker show, but our good friends Flaming Fire are playing.
Awesome band, highly recommended:
THE FLAMING FIRE WINTER SHOW
see below for details:
FLAMING FIRE
REVEREND GLASSEYE
MIRROR MIRROR
at TONIC
107 Norfolk Street
January, Friday the 13th
$8, 8 PM
EARLY SHOW: We'll go on about 9 PM SHARP
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January 11, 2006
The Corduroy Appreciation Club is a club for people who... well... like corduroy. And seeing how the date 1|11 is visually similar to corduroy its a great date to have a meeting. Tonight will features a "performance from Late Night With Conan O’Brien’s very funny corduroy appreciator Brian McCann, AKA Raisin, Club Business—mission, handshakes, corduroy cocktails, Corduroy Correspondences, a (fun & fast) art historical analysis of Corduroy inspired art from a Whitney Museum guide and art historian, Corduroy Verse, Awards for Exemplary Usage of Corduroy and an open Corduroy Forum" .
Date: Wednesday, January 11th
Time: 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Location: The Dove Parlor (228 Thompson Street between Bleecker and West 3rd)
Cost: Free with RSVP
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aka raisin, analysis of corduroy inspired art, brian mccann, club business, corduroy cocktails
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January 10, 2006
TUESDAY
PUSSY PARTY - Every Tuesday
LIT
93 Second Ave between 5th & 6th St
NYC no cover :: doors 11 - 4am
FRIDAY
fRINGE Magazine 2006 Launch
sponsored by 42 BELOW VODKA
rsvp: fringeevents@gmail.com
Beauty Bar
231 East 14th St between 2nd & 3rd Ave
NYC no cover :: doors 7 - 11pm
SATURDAY
DAZZLER - Every other Saturday
Beauty Bar
231 East 14th St between 2nd & 3rd Ave
NYC no cover :: doors 11 - 4am
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January 10, 2006
FIXED is back at a brand new spot on Feb 3rd, bigger and better than ever! In the meantime - come to Night Time w/ VITALIC this Friday!!
Friday, January 13th 2005...
Justine D & Dave P present
NIGHT TIME
Special guest LIVE performance by: VITALIC (PIAS/ France)
DJ’s:
Tim Sweeney (DFA, Beats In Space)
Dave P (Making Time, Fixed)
& Special Guest DJ: JDH (Fixed)
THAT'S RIGHT! FIXED RESIDENTS JDH AND DAVE P BACK TOGETHER AT LAST. PARTY ON NYC!
VITALIC is without a doubt one of the most amazing dance music producers of our time. His Debut full length OK COWBOY is one of the raddest records of 2005. It was on my top 5 of the year list, Pitchforks top 20 of the year list and numerous other records of the year lists. His tracks NO FUN, My FRIEND DARIO and of course LE ROCK (off the PONY EP) have been raddening dance floors all around the world, and at NIGHT TIME AND FIXED of course, for years. You know his tracks, you love how they make you feel, now see them live and freakout like you've never freaked out before. You wanna stay rad in '06? Then experience this!!!
Drink specials all night! Boosted kick-ass sound system!
2 for one drinks from 11pm-12mid!
$10 Advance tickets (highly recommended) available at Other Music
Doors at10pm
@ Don Hill’s 511 Greenwich St. @ Spring
212-219-2850
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January 09, 2006
sex, drugs, DESIGN, and rock & roll
Parsons presents first exhibition to explore one of the most
avant-garde periods in 20th-century American Design
Anarchy to Affluence: Design in New York, 1974 -1984
On view January 10 – April 2, 2006
Opening Reception: Wednesday, January 9, 6-8 pm
Gallery Location: Parsons The New School for Design
The Arnold and Sheila Aronson Galleries, 66 Fifth Avenue, New York
Gallery Hours: Mon.-Fri., 9 a.m.–9 p.m.; Sat.-Sun., 10 a.m.–6 p.m.; closed major holidays.
Admission: Free and Open to the Public
Information: www.parsons.newschool.edu/events or 212-229-8919
NEW YORK, December 12, 2005 – On January 10, 2006, Parsons The New School for Design will present the first exhibition to examine important interior, furniture, fashion, and graphics design produced in New York City from the mid-1970s to the mid-1980s, a period in which downtown artists, musicians, playwrights and designers created some of the most avant-garde work produced in America during the last century. Anarchy to Affluence: Design in New York, 1974-1984, will be on view at Parsons’ Arnold and Shelia Aronson Galleries at 66 Fifth Avenue from January 10 to April 2, 2006, and is being organized in conjunction with New York University Grey Art Gallery’s exhibition The Downtown Show: The New York Art Scene, 1974–1984. An opening reception will be held on January 9, from 6-8 p.m.
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January 09, 2006
January 11–March 11, 2006
The Fashion of Architecture
Wednesday, 1/11/2006, 7:30–9:30pm
The Fashion of Architecture: CONSTRUCTING the Architecture of Fashion Exhibition Opening
Center for Architecture, 536 LaGuardia Place
CONSTRUCTING the Architecture of Fashion
Galleries: Judith and Walter Hunt Gallery, Mezzanine Gallery, Kohn Pedersen Fox Gallery, HLW Gallery, South Gallery
Architecture is making its presence felt in fashion as the pliable metals, membrane structures, lightweight glasses and flexible plastics used in building construction are creeping on to the catwalks. At the same time, architects and interior designers are borrowing the techniques of pleating and draping from traditional tailoring to design buildings that are interactive, inflatable, and even portable. Works by practitioners such as Zaha Hadid, Winka Dubbeldam, Shigeru Ban, Kivi Sotamaa, David Adjaye, Block Architecture, 6a Architects, Lars Spuybroek, Stuart Veech and Meejin Yoon are showcased alongside architectonic apparel from fashion mavericks such as Martin Margiela, Hussein Chalayan, Yoshiki Hishinuma, Yeohlee, Pia Myrvold, Yohji Yamamoto, Boudicca, Eley Kishimoto, Kei Kagami, Michiko Koshino, Stéphanie Coudert, Simon Thorogood, Nicola de Main, and Arkadius. The exhibition features a special installation from Paris-based artist Lucy Orta.
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and arkadius, boudicca, eley kishimoto, hlw gallery, hussein chalayan, judith and walter hunt gallery, kei kagami, kohn pedersen fox gallery, martin margiela, mezzanine gallery, michiko koshino, nicola de main, pia myrvold, simon thorogood, south gallery, stephanie coudert, the fashion of architecture, yeohlee, yohji yamamoto, yoshiki hishinuma
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January 09, 2006
Date: Monday, January 9th
Time: 6:00pm
Location: Grey Art Gallery, 100 Washington Square East
Cost: Free
Co-organized by NYU’s Grey Art Gallery and Fales Library, The Downtown Show will be the first definitive survey of the art and culture produced in Downtown New York during the volatile 10-year period from 1974 to 1984. Emerging in the aftermath of the Summer of Love and coming to a close with the re-election of Ronald Reagan, the Downtown scene attracted artists, musicians, performers, filmmakers, writers, and others who could afford the then-low rents of Lower East Side tenements and SoHo lofts. Influenced by the Beats and the New York School painters as well as by hippies, Marxists, and anarchists, Downtown artists shared similar attitudes toward the production and possibilities of art. The Downtown Show features approximately 200 paintings, sculptures, drawings, graffiti, videos, and photographs as well as over 100 items from Fales Library, New York University’s rare book and manuscript collection, which is the largest repository of materials?—including books, photographs, videos, printed journals, and ephemera?—relating to the Downtown New York scene.
Like Dada and Pop, Downtown art pushed the limits of artistic categories: visual artists were also writers, writers developed performance pieces, performers incorporated videos into their work, and everyone was in a band. Instead of rejecting traditional forms, Downtown artists and writers worked to undermine from within the conventional structures of artistic media and the culture that had grown up around them.
Clearly, the impetus for this endeavor is not ours alone—it is in the air. In 2002, Julie Ault’s Alternative Art, New York, 1965–1985 was published. The following year, Artforum produced a specially packaged, two-issue volume on the 1980s that, not surprisingly, focused on the more commercially successful artists. And, of course, this year, Dan Cameron’s show, East Village USA, opened in the New Museum’s temporary space in Chelsea. What substantially differentiates The Downtown Show is its focus on the New York art scene’s shift from SoHo to the East Village and the substantial holdings drawn from the Downtown Collection at NYU’s Fales Library.
The Downtown Show will highlight the various artistic scenes that coexisted downtown and situate them within larger social and historical contexts. Curated by Carlo McCormick, the exhibition will explore minimalist and techno music, postmodern dance, experimental film and video, and performance art presented through documents, photographs, video footage, and film, creating a vibrant picture of a radically new, subversive, and postmodern approach to art and life.
The exhibition will travel to the Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania from May 20 to September 3, 2006, and then to the Austin Museum of Art, Texas from November 11 to January 28, 2007. The presentation of The Downtown Show at the Grey Art Gallery is made possible in part bythe Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, the New York State Council on the Arts, Philip Aarons and Shelley Fox Aarons, M.D., The Buhl Foundation, the New York University Humanities Council, and the Abby Weed Grey Trust. Public programs are supported by the Grey’s Inter/National Council.
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January 05, 2006
I'M DOING DODGEBALL NOW AND LOVING IT!
I was hesitant at first, but I have now seen the light!
Why wouldn't someone want to document thier patten of fabulousness! It's a socio-experimental badge of honor!
dodgeball.com
All you bitches best sign up!
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January 05, 2006
In her debut exhibition at Robert Mann Gallery, Second Nature, Mary Mattingly looks at the distant future of the human race. After the fall of post-industrial civilization, nomads wear their homes on their backs like snails, using patched-together machines to gather resources from the ravaged environment. Forced to be self-sufficient, this new breed of human is detached from its fellow wanderers, isolated in austere but beautiful landscapes, preoccupied with the need for survival. Mattingly tempers her bleak outlook with a caustic sense of humor, making signposts for industrial conglomerates one of the few remaining traces of 20th-century culture.
Mattingly combines traditional photography with subtle computer enhancement to create backdrops for her unfolding narrative. She sews the costumes, designs the devices, and poses the characters in each scene. Second Nature is utterly compelling; Mattingly suggests an unnervingly believable endpoint for humanity's reckless consumption of land and natural resources.
Mary Mattingly's work has been exhibited internationally. She is the recipient of a Yale School of Art Fellowship, a Scope Artist Grant, and an Opal Filteau Photography Scholarship. She has been published in Photo District News, The Photo Review, Photograph Quarterly, and Archis Magazine.
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January 05, 2006
With an open bar for the girlies from 10:00pm to 11:00pm what better reason do you need for checking out this party tonight...
Date: Thursday, December 5th
Time: 10:00pm
Location: Fontana's, 105 Eldridge Street
Cost: Free
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open bar
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January 04, 2006
It's been a long time comin, and well worth the wait. Detroit's ambassador of all things deep and dirty, Theo Parrish joins Karl Injex and Tyler Askew as Rude ushers in ‘06 in proper high-style... this Tuesday, January 10th at APT.
Adding to the insanity, we invite you to enjoy an open vodka bar from 9–10pm (only advertised to our valued list). Congratulations are in order for our newly-wed brother Cool Gypsy Bogdan, who will be manning the console upstairs all night long.
RSVPs recommended, as space is limited. $7 RSVP / $10 Door
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January 03, 2006
Dorkbot is "a monthly meeting of artists sound/image/movement/whatever), designers, engineers, students and other interested parties from the new york area who are involved in the creation of electronic art (in the broadest sense of the term.)" And today's topic of conversation is Mikey Sklar: Chipped. Basically to sum it up, this dude, Mikey Sklar, will explain the process he used to install a RFID tag in his hand. He will discuss why he did this, the necessary materials, different tag options, and what people have been doing with these tag implants. 2006 is totally the future.
Date: Wednesday, December 4th
Time: 7:00pm
Location: 26 Greene Street, SoHo
Cost: Free
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designers, electronic art, engineers, mikey sklar, students
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January 03, 2006
dining, drinking, and shooting will occur tomorrow night at the brooklyn vs. bush bluescreen studio. 111 court st. #3L 718 596-0879
unlike "Tales of the New Depression" and "Cat Haus," Brooklyn vs. Bush shoots actually start on time. so 7:30 is a great time to do some eating, and 7:45 is a great time to do some hard drinking -- which is our substitues for actual acting ability : )
last week we shot the first installment of the Bush 'n Jesus show, and two episodes of "Spy Catchers." This week we are finally shooting Beat the Press, some whiney morrissey songs, some mobster stuff (bring guns if you got 'em) and more anti police spying stuff, as well as a bunch of music. and a jeff gannon dance number.
7:30 pm, i'm making chicken, bring some pot-luck or some drinks if you like. and if you have a police spy friend you want to bring along, we could use one to out this week. also: don't wear any blue! hope you can make it!
p.s. we may do a frozen submarine sketch where a ww2 sub gets unfrozen and returns to america to discover secret police and torture are now American things instead of something America fights. so if you have any dark turtlenecks or non-blue submarine crew looking things (shark gun? periscope?) bring 'em along!
Cat Haus and the Brooklyn vs. Bush Comedy Hour
Watch Brooklyn VS. Bush online at www.cathaustv.net, and on television friday nights in manhattan at 7pm on channel 56, and in brooklyn monday nights at 11:30pm. time warner ch. 56 Cablevision ch 69
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January 03, 2006
Dear friends,
Join us to celebrate the old tradition – Old New Year – in Russian style.
On the menu – blini, pelmeni, and as usual – lots of music, lots of vodka, and lots of love…
Old New Year - From Russia with Love – Part II
When: Friday, January 13th
8:00 – 10:00 pm – sit-down (or lay-down... for the adventurous) prix-fix dinner - optional
10:30 – 2:00 am – dance party
Where: B.E.D. (Winter garden)
530 W. 27th, 6th Floor (btwn 10th & 11th Aves) New York, NY
Admission: DINNER – $55 prix fix, including Russian-style appetizers - as Mama-used-to-make-them, Siberian dumplings and cherry-filled ravioli (vareniki), chocolate fondue for desert; one bottle of Zyr vodka and one bottle of champagne for a table of 6. The prix fix price includes tax and service. Additional drinks are on a cash bar basis. The Winter Garden at B.E.D. can accommodate a limited number of tables - if you would like to join us, please register asap at
https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_xclick&business=msobolev@naturallyhighlifestyle.com&undefined_quantity=1&item_name=Dinner - From Russia With Love - Part II&amount=55.00&no_shipping=1&no_note=1¤cy_code=USD&bn=PP-BuyNowBF&charset=UTF-8
PARTY - Invitation only – guestlist at the door. If you have not RSVPed already, please do so to msobolev@naturallyhighlifestyle.com ; Admission is free with RSVP; or $10 at the door.
Dress: Be your usual fabulous selves
Our house DJ will spin funky lounge and dance music. Saxophonist Johan will make the night an event to remember.
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love, old new year, prix fix, russian, vodka
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January 03, 2006
This Tuesday join Cat and her best VJ friend (www.miixxy.com) for a "CAT FIGHT".
She'll be spinning a mix of electro house, robot rock and 80z. And MIIXXY will be tripping you out with her sexy/fun visuals..all night long!
TUESDAY JANUARY 3
LIT
93 Second Ave
NYC
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80s, dj cat, electro house, lit, mixxy, robot rock
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January 03, 2006
JANUARY 05-14
SYNTHETIC AESTHETIC
CURATED BY
CHRISTOPHER CHAMBERS
WITH BRUCE MOORE . PETER SORIANO DOREEN MCCARTHY CHRISTOPHER CHAMBERS . BERND NABER . MICHAEL ZANSKY . JEAN BLACKBURN . CASSANDRA LOZANO .
OPENING RECEPTION: Friday January 6, 630-9PM
Carcinogenic society: unnatural food additives; blasphemous compounds, pills, and quick fixes. Fertilizers, hormones, microwaves … Prepackaged readymade phosphorescence -
Synthetic Aesthetic comprises innovative current sculptures and bas-reliefs focusing on the use of tangible synthetic new media such as plastics, epoxies, and the like to create an abstracted and futuristic art that stylistically draws on many sources; from current industrial design to modernism in general.
The Roger Smith Lab Gallery is a project based exhibition space located in one of the liveliest business sections of New York City. Sponsored by The Roger Smith Hotel, The Lab is a high traffic, fast paced, converted "storefront" that features conceptual work and provides a venue for experimental national and international artists and curators and their ideas. The Lab Gallery specializes in ten-day exhibitions. For more information, call 212-339-2092, or email rogersmitharts@rogersmith.com. -Matthew Semler, Artistic Director. D. Dominick Lombardi, Curatorial Advisor.
THE GALLERY IS LOCATED ON THE CORNER OF 47TH STREET AND LEXINGTON AVENUE . GALLERY HOURS ARE FROM 12NOON TO 7PM WEDNESDAY TO SATURDAY OR BY APPOINTMENT . 212 . 339 . 2092
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