Friday, February 28, 2014
Monday, April 16, 2012
EXPLORING THE CAVE
Here are a few images from exploring the cave! Check out the new "EXPLORING THE CAVE" page on the right column to discover all the wonder of the CAVE!!
photos by Selin Uzal
photos by Selin Uzal
CONTINUE EXPLORING THE CAVE HERE
BUILDING THE CAVE!
Here's a few images of the building and wheat pasting of the cave! To see more of the build visit "THE BUILD" page in the column on the right!
Cori, Zach, Marissa
Shawn Yu wheat paste master
Mysterious Michael Feld
SEE MORE OF THE BUILD HERE !!
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Cave Dwellers
photos by Leah Overstreet
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Corinne Beardsley
Ramona Bradley
Andrew Wholsen
Zach Hewitt
Nic Holiber
Elyse Hradecky
Alison Kuo
Marissa Metelica
Patrick Murray
Guno Park
Lavinia Roberts
Garrison York
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Shawn Yu
not pictured: Kiley Ames-Klein, Nic Borelli, Jessie Brugger, Ian Healy, Jason Sho Green
SEE MORE OF ARTIST'S WORK/BIO HERE
PERFORMANCE NIGHTS!!
Friday and Saturday March 30/31st
TWO SHOWS EACH NIGHT 6pm/8pm
10$
limited seating, RSVP at info@frontrunnergallery.co
Dance Party: Friday 30th, 10 PM-----
DJ Submerge- tribal/futuristic beats and live electronic drums
10$, admission included in 8pm performance show
Featuring:
"SYMPATHY" performed by Marissa Metelica, written by Patrick Murray
OPEN TO THE HOUND "wilderness rock"
"TREASURES" percussionist gargoyles performance by Lavinia Roberts and Michael Feld
"THE ORACLE" by Ramona Bradley and Andrew Wolhsen
and
DJ Submerge bringing tribal/futuristic beats and live electronic drums
A group show, THE CAVE will be presented at Frontrunner Gallery March 16th-31st. Produced by Corinne Beardsley, 20 artists and performers are building a cave out of cardboard and wheat pasting newsprint to paint, draw, install sculpture, soundscapes, and host performances of music and theater. The show will inhabit two spaces at 59 Franklin St.- the 400 sq. foot gallery, and it's project space in the deep caverns of the building. The audience will discover the dark spaces using crafted flashlight torches.
The stage is a post-apocalyptic space that has been abandoned for an indeterminate amount of time, but is discovered by the audience for the first time since living beings left it. We are reflecting on the ritual and act of mark making that paleolithic cave persons left for our imagination to answer the looming question- Why? Why would a hunter and gatherer culture have the urge to do something that is not needed for survival? Or is part of their perseverance? This inspires our curiosity- The experience of stepping down in a cavernous secluded space, working together to leave marks that represent our existence. By creating an imaginary space and work that expresses the world that we are part of and is part of us, we may begin to understand why those before us left their vitality in the gestures they etched into the stone.
THE CAVE will present paintings and drawings by Nick Borelli, Kiley Ames Klein, Guno Park, and Shawn Yu; sculptural installations by Corinne Beardsley, Ramona Bradley, Jessie Brugger, Ian Healy, Zach Hewitt, Elyse Hradacky, Michael Feld, Alison Kuo and Lavinia Roberts. live performances of the cave ESSENCES by Marissa Metelica (written by Patrick Murray) and Nic Holiber, Robotic creatures by Jason Sho Green, a soundscape designed by musician Garrison York of Open to the Hound, crystal cavern installations, tunnels, chambers, shrines, and many nooks and surprises to discover.
more project information: TheCave2012.blogspot.com
Frontrunner Gallery
59 Franklin St.
NY, NY, 10013
Frontrunnermagazine.com
viewing hours are Tu-Su 11-6 by appointment
646.675.6727
TWO SHOWS EACH NIGHT 6pm/8pm
10$
limited seating, RSVP at info@frontrunnergallery.co
Dance Party: Friday 30th, 10 PM-----
DJ Submerge- tribal/futuristic beats and live electronic drums
10$, admission included in 8pm performance show
Featuring:
"SYMPATHY" performed by Marissa Metelica, written by Patrick Murray
OPEN TO THE HOUND "wilderness rock"
"TREASURES" percussionist gargoyles performance by Lavinia Roberts and Michael Feld
"THE ORACLE" by Ramona Bradley and Andrew Wolhsen
and
DJ Submerge bringing tribal/futuristic beats and live electronic drums
A group show, THE CAVE will be presented at Frontrunner Gallery March 16th-31st. Produced by Corinne Beardsley, 20 artists and performers are building a cave out of cardboard and wheat pasting newsprint to paint, draw, install sculpture, soundscapes, and host performances of music and theater. The show will inhabit two spaces at 59 Franklin St.- the 400 sq. foot gallery, and it's project space in the deep caverns of the building. The audience will discover the dark spaces using crafted flashlight torches.
The stage is a post-apocalyptic space that has been abandoned for an indeterminate amount of time, but is discovered by the audience for the first time since living beings left it. We are reflecting on the ritual and act of mark making that paleolithic cave persons left for our imagination to answer the looming question- Why? Why would a hunter and gatherer culture have the urge to do something that is not needed for survival? Or is part of their perseverance? This inspires our curiosity- The experience of stepping down in a cavernous secluded space, working together to leave marks that represent our existence. By creating an imaginary space and work that expresses the world that we are part of and is part of us, we may begin to understand why those before us left their vitality in the gestures they etched into the stone.
THE CAVE will present paintings and drawings by Nick Borelli, Kiley Ames Klein, Guno Park, and Shawn Yu; sculptural installations by Corinne Beardsley, Ramona Bradley, Jessie Brugger, Ian Healy, Zach Hewitt, Elyse Hradacky, Michael Feld, Alison Kuo and Lavinia Roberts. live performances of the cave ESSENCES by Marissa Metelica (written by Patrick Murray) and Nic Holiber, Robotic creatures by Jason Sho Green, a soundscape designed by musician Garrison York of Open to the Hound, crystal cavern installations, tunnels, chambers, shrines, and many nooks and surprises to discover.
more project information: TheCave2012.blogspot.com
Frontrunner Gallery
59 Franklin St.
NY, NY, 10013
Frontrunnermagazine.com
viewing hours are Tu-Su 11-6 by appointment
646.675.6727
Sunday, March 18, 2012
Interview with Art-Rated
http://artrated.wordpress.com/2012/03/15/the-cave-produced-by-cori-beardsley/#more-214
http://artrated.wordpress.com/2012/03/15/the-cave-produced-by-cori-beardsley/#more-214
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