
If you are interested in submitting a proposal for an installation or volunteering with the project or even sponsoring the project, email Ty at 17EastMain@gmail.com.
Terror Pigeon Dance Revolt!’s front man Neil Fridd walks the line between musician and performance artist. His performances are a sensory overload of sound, light, and funky costumes. Crowd participation is a must; Terror Pigeon Dance Revolt!’s performances are “an interactive dance party” giving the audience a unique opportunity to participate. The Terror Pigeon Dance Revolt! released an EP on David Byrne’s Luaka Bop record label.Future installments will feature Joe Diebes (April 30), Paul Clay (May 7), and Oded Hirsch (May 28). Discussions with the artists will follow each night's screenings.
Visualist Eric Barry Drasin and Drummer Cameron Wisch will be premiering a new Audiovisual Collaboration that involves video projections, camera tracking technologies, black lights, body paint and an intense drum set.
Artists are invited to bring their portfolios for review. These one on one constructive critiques with leading gallerists and collectors offer artists the chance to identify their strengths and weaknesses. Each review is 20 minutes and reservations are required.
Portfolios should include 10-20 examples of your best work. Artists are encouraged to bring in laptops and high quality images. HVCCA provides no equipment.
The panel includes:
-Caren Golden, Caren Golden Fine Art, NYC
-Stefan Stux, Stux Gallery, NYC
-Peter Surace, Owner, RARE Gallery, NYC
-Skarlet Smatana, Director, L&M Art, NYC
-Emilio Steinberger, Director, Haunch of Venison, NYC
-Joel and Zoe Dicterow, collectors, NYC
-Marc and Livia Straus, collectors, Founders, HVCCA
First reservations allocated to members.
Book early - Last years' program was wait-listed.
Fee: $20 members, $40 non-members
To reserve space, please call 914.788.0100 or
email us at karalenkeit@hvcca.org or info@hvcca.org.