i go to new york

13th great. where?

hay guyz, free 24 hour long "marathon" thing

24-Hour Program on the Concept of Time
Tuesday, January 6, 6 p.m. through Wednesday, January 7, 6 p.m.
Download a PDF of the 24-Hour schedule.

On the occasion of the exhibition theanyspacewhatever, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum will present a 24-hour event concentrating on the concept of time in its myriad philosophical, psychological, biological, sociological, poetic, aesthetic, and economic manifestations. Constituting a multi-disciplinary approach to the subject, the program will bring together artists, architects, scientists, philosophers, historians, engineers, filmmakers, musicians, and other cultural producers.

Time is a pervasive concern in the work of the ten artists featured in theanyspacewhatever exhibition—Angela Bulloch, Maurizio Cattelan, Liam Gillick, Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster, Douglas Gordon, Carsten Höller, Pierre Huyghe, Jorge Pardo, Philippe Parreno, Rirkrit Tiravanija—who all emerged during the early 1990s when technological advances and the ever-evolving development of new media created new temporalities. Often turning to the exhibition itself as a creative medium, these artists explore the notion of time as a malleable material and experiment with the temporal dimension of the presentation.

Comprising interviews, lectures, discussions, and performances, the 24-hour event will function as a platform for the presentation and exchange of ideas, research, and projects across a wide spectrum of fields, engaging diverse participants in vibrant, mutually illuminating dialogue. Modeled on the renowned thematic "marathons" conceived by Hans Ulrich Obrist, Co-Director of Exhibitions and Programmes and Director of International Projects at the Serpentine Gallery in London, this New York-based program organized by Guggenheim Chief Curator Nancy Spector will be conducted as a strenuous, experimental exercise geared toward both the academic and the general, art-going public.

Select New York participants include: Vito Acconci, David Albert, Julieta Aranda, Kevin Birth, Katherine Brinson, Angela Bulloch, Simon Critchley, Drew Daniel, Verne Dawson, Lisa Dennison, Luke DuBois, Li Edelkoort, Eiko and Koma, Makram El-Kadi, Michael Evans, Douglas Futuyma, Liam Gillick, Andrew Ginzel and Kristin Jones, David Grubb, Amy Herzog, Paul Horwich, Tehching Hsieh, Helen Hsu, Florian Idenburg, Chrissie Iles, Marc Kushner with Matthias Hollwich, Sanford Kwinter, Thomas Leeser, Joseph LeSauter, Nate Lowman, Ronald Mallet, Patrick McCarthy, Richard McGuire, Don Melnick, Shamim Momin, Alexandra Munroe, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Philippe Parreno, Nicholas Rennie, Matthew Ritchie, Danny Rubin, Saskia Sassen, Ted Sider, Slowfood USA, Agathe Snow, Nancy Spector, David van der Leer, Marianne Weems, Lawrence Weiner, Robert Weston (with Paul Stephens), Lebbeus Woods, Nate Wooley, and Joan Young.

Video documentation of the Serpentine Gallery Marathons will be presented during the event in an adjacent theatre including the Interview Marathon: London (2006) moderated by Rem Koolhaas and Hans Ulrich Obrist; the Experiment Marathon (2007), conceived by Olafur Eliasson and Hans Ulrich Obrist; and the Manifesto Marathon (2008) conceived by Hans Ulrich Obrist.

Refreshments generously provided by illycaffè.

This event is free and takes place in the Peter B. Lewis Theater.
Jan. 6, 6 p.m.–Jan. 7, 10 a.m. — enter via 5th Ave.
Jan. 7, 10 a.m.–6 p.m. — enter via 88th St.

carl stone - shing kee (1986) - (four seconds of schubert lieder) - http://www.sendspace.com/file/8lp098
leif inge - 9 beet stretch - 1st movement, part 5 - http://www.sendspace.com/file/v2olbo

as if you're not on this, but key quote from Warburton's article on Eliane

“What I always loved in classical music were those moments when a modulation takes place, when the ear is no longer in the preceding tonality but hasn’t yet arrived in the new one. That moment of in between-ness.” Radigue’s music is about extending and superimposing such moments to create a constantly evolving sound mass that plays with our perception of both musical and clock time.

and if they're actually screening 24 hour psycho, straight-up envy

thx bro; yep they sure are showing 24 hour psycho (which I've seen in London- but here they're doing it forwards AND backwards on two scenes)

i have a sudden desire to go to new yorks

new yorks has a desire for you

be there soon, kids! catch me if you can

it will take some time

elmo, pls to be in touch

arriving this evening, around until monday, staying in east slope i think? don't think i have your # tza, not sure if i will be computizable for the duration

p.s. four oh one / four eight oh / one oh oh niner

will text u mine. supposed to write a thesis this weekend so not sure how social i can actually be, but maybe timing will work for 1 drink or brunch?

ok!

i might go to new york the weekend of march 6th.

1 drink

u mad

don't get me started.
mookie, will u come too?

elmo u want to go crash the nyu student protest with me

heh, is East Slope a new real-estate invention?

be sure elmo's bf doesn't think you know him FROM THE INTERNET!

max what are they protesting exactly, i am not current on these events

1) NYU
2) israel
3) animal slavery

oh man are those fuckers still handling out postcards of vivisected puppies, shit would always ruin my day

also morbius i know it's ultimately no big deal but yeah i don't know how it would go to just be "THESE ARE MY INTERNET FRIENDS, SAY HELLO TO THEM"

i definitely go to new york the weekend of march 6th

what should i do during the day, on saturday esp.? i think i'll be straight for bars/food/music at night but suggestions for fun daytime stuff would be cool.

I'm basically and praying and sacrificing small animals in the hopes of being able to MOVE on that Saturday (3/7). After which, god willing, I may never leave my apartment again.

and

italians do it better party that night at poisson rouge feat. nite jewel and glass candy

^^^^ yes

what should i do during the day, on saturday esp.?

the Union Square farmer's market is worthwhile, especially on a saturday, and sometimes there are NoLA or similar bands playing (in the subway if it's cold) towards the end of the day.

peoples, feel free to reach out to me while in town.

the fact that "deange" started this thread always made me wonder if any nyc ilxors met nude spock irl

hoos are you questioning the realness of dean gulberry?

aliases cousin larry bundgee, dr. glen y. abreu

i don't think anyone ever met nude spock

wasn't nude spock from astoria queens

certain posts made it seem like he lived reaaal close to my old apartment :/

think i'm going to a friend's show in williamsburg on friday night @ spike hill. saturday, i dunno, katz's deli & latin jazz?

um, any guesses on how long it would take me to get from washington heights to williamsburg?

40-1hr depending on time of day

A is running local this wknd too so if your taking that it might be longer

thx max. haven't looked into the route yet but if i could have dinner w/some friends at 7:30 and then get to the show by 10:00n that would be amazing.

i think ud be OK but those are two neighborhoods i dont go to/between much so

http://www.hopstop.com/?city=newyork

commuted from wburg to w. heights last summer - 45 minutes minimum, up to 1 hr 15.

40 minute bike ride

posts very much in character

i hopefully go to new york late april

for tribs

2nd strike

thx dudes, my plans are totally coming together. one more question (i promise), how long to get from soho to w. heights?