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SUMMARY:John Kelly Sideways into the Shadows
DESCRIPTION:An Exhibition in Conjunction with Kelly’s Performance Time No Line at La MaMa\nOpening Reception: February 28\, 6–8 PM\nHowl! Happening is pleased to present a rare look into the heart and art of a consummate creator: John Kelly’s Sideways into the Shadows. Resonating and in conversation with Kelly’s major new performance work Time No Line at La MaMa (February 22–March 11\, 2018)\, Sideways into the Shadows is a journey through Kelly’s creative life that exposes both the unfolding of his artistic process and the generational rupture and emotional cost of the AIDS pandemic. \nThe exhibition consists of intimate and revealing journal entries\, rendered by hand on various sized panels\, and a memorial wall of lovingly-drawn portraits of friends and loved ones Kelly lost to AIDS. “Beginning in 1982\, my friends and colleagues were dying\,” says Kelly. “AIDS has framed my story to an unavoidable degree. Their absence remains part of my work.” \nThe 70 hand-rendered transcriptions of dated journal entries are drawings on paper\, mounted on panels installed as a horizontal timeline. Alternating raw and honest\, funny\, provocative\, and deeply felt\, the drawings illuminate his artistic trajectory and reveal the intertwined worlds of clubs\, drag\, gender\, sex\, and Kelly’s own creative and personal process of navigating incomprehensible loss. Filled with ideas\, sketches\, poems\, and plans for performances\, the pages—going back to 1976—are also full of humor\, gossip\, observation\, and cultural commentary as he witnessed the world around him transform. \nThe memorial wall of portraits is comprised of 40 graphite drawings on paper mounted on panels—renderings of gifted individuals that were part of Kelly’s life and creative circles—including such cultural luminaries as Sam Wagstaff\, Hugh Steers\, Peter Hujar\, Cookie Mueller\, Charles Ludlam\, and Ethyl Eichelberger\, as well as other individuals whose legacies have received less attention. The impulse behind these portraits stems from Kelly’s habit (as a survivor of the AIDS epidemic) of pondering a scenario where his generation had not been lost to the epidemic\, a world in which they would be flourishing and in their prime. As a balm to this tantalizing but painful fantasy\, Kelly pays tribute to the men\, women\, and trans folk who held crucial and supportive roles in his life and work as it unfolded over the past 36 years. \nTogether with the performances at La MaMa\, this exhibition displays one artist’s personal journey—his choices\, doubts\, creative processes\, and triumphs—making art that consciously tells stories\, witnesses\, and demonstrates a unique activism and commitment in the face of absolute catastrophe. \nAs Kelly explains\, “From this vantage point\, it was a challenging time. It’s still hard to get my head around it. This exhibition and Time No Line are my way to process the entire range of how my personal experiences and the arc of my artistic career intertwined into a coherent whole during a time that was both exhilarating and tragic.” \nLeaving behind his early focus as a dancer\, Kelly attended the Parsons School of Design in the 70s\, eventually immersing himself in the thriving Downtown and East Village scene\, including his debut at the Anvil in 1979 and subsequent creative development in clubs such as Club 57\, the Pyramid\, 8BC\, and Danceteria. He has had an extensive career as a performance and visual artist\, musician\, and poet. His visual art has been exhibited at Alexander Gray Associates\, New York; The Arts Center at Governors Island\, New York; Institute of Contemporary Art\, Philadelphia; The Kitchen\, New York; MACRO Museo d’Arte Contemporanea di Roma\, Rome; MIT List Visual Arts Center\, Cambridge\, MA; the Museum of Modern Art\, New York; and the New Museum\, New York\, among other venues. \nThe Museum of Modern Art acquired two filmed versions of Kelly’s early performance works\, created in collaboration with filmmaker Anthony Chase\, in 2017. \nResidencies include The American Academy in Rome\, The Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study at Harvard\, Bard College\, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council\, MacDowell Colony\, MASS MoCA\, Park Avenue Armory\, Yaddo\, Civitella Ranieri\, the Bogliasco Foundation\, and the Sundance Institute Theatre Lab. \nABOUT JOHN KELLY
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LOCATION:NY
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SUMMARY:East-West: Celebrating 50 Years of Beyond Baroque
DESCRIPTION:WINTER WEATER: THE GALLERY IS CLOSED TODAY DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER AND TONIGHT’S EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED FOR LATER THIS SPRING. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE.  \nHosted by Puma Perl\nHappy Birthday\, Beyond Baroque! Join Howl! Happening in celebrating a half-century of art and poetry with a gathering of East-West performers paying tribute to the rich mix of literary tradition\, commitment to emerging artists\, and community-building that Beyond Baroque represents. Founded as a magazine by poet George Drury Smith in the waning days of the Beats\, Beyond Baroque is one of the nation’s most influential grassroots incubators of the literary arts\, contributing to the early development of Tom Waits\, Wanda Coleman\, the artist Mike Kelley\, the seminal punk band X\, actor Viggo Mortensen\, and many others. Allen Ginsberg\, Amiri Baraka\, Raymond Carver\, and Patti Smith are some of the literary luminaries who have passed through. \nBeyond Baroque enjoys a distinguished history of reaching out to diverse groups in and out of Los Angeles and offers a fascinating variety of literary and arts programming\, including readings by poets and touring authors\, free writing workshops\, art exhibits\, and youth education. So many of us have experienced their warm welcome on the West Coast\, and we are honored to return the hospitality. We look forward to another 50 years of cutting edge poetry\, literature\, and art. Richard Modiano\, Jon Hess\, Amber Tamblyn\, Bob Holman\, C. Bain\, Mahogany L. Browne\, and David Tomas Martinez bring their brilliance and dedication to the party \nC. Bain is a gender-liminal writer-performer. His full-length poetry collection\, Debridement\, was a finalist for the 2016 Publishing Triangle Awards. He currently works to create beautiful\, interdisciplinary\, intersectional performance texts via Tiresias Projekt. tiresiasprojekt.com \nMahogany L. Browne\, a Cave Canem\, Poets House\, and Serenbe Focus alum\, is the author of several books\, including the recently published illustrated book Black Girl Magic (Roaring Brook Press). She is co-editor of the forthcoming anthology The BreakBeat Poets Vol. 2: Black Girl Magic. She’s also artistic director at Urban Word NYC and facilitates performance poetry and writing workshops throughout the country. \nJon Hess has been a creative force as a director\, producer\, and writer for nearly two decades. Jon teaches directing and producing workshops as director-in-residence at Emerson College Los Angeles Center. He also leads screenwriting seminars and workshops and has a Master’s Degree in Creative Writing from Antioch University. \nBob Holman\, founder of the Bowery Poetry Club\, recorded his Mouth Almighty album In With the Out Crowd at Beyond Baroque\, celebrated his 60th birthday there 10 years ago\, and generally considers it his bicoastal bohío (that means “hut” in Nuyorican). He taught at Princeton last semester and is just back from the International Kolkata Book Fair in India. bobholman.com \nDavid Tomas Martinez is the author of Hustle and Post Traumatic Hood Disorder. He lives in Brooklyn and teaches creative writing at Columbia University. davidtomasmartinez.com \nRichard Modiano is executive director of the Beyond Baroque Literary Arts Center and has been a member of the Industrial Workers of the World since 1974: “An injury to one is an injury to all.” \nPuma Perl is a widely-published poet and writer\, and has four solo collections in print. She is the producer and creator of Puma Perl’s Pandemonium\, which brings spoken word together with rock and roll\, and she performs regularly with her band Puma Perl and Friends. She also writes for The Villager. \nAmber Tamblyn is an author\, actress\, and director who has been nominated for an Emmy\, Golden Globe\, and Independent Spirit Award for her work in television and film. She is the author of three books of poetry\, including the critically-acclaimed best seller Dark Sparkler (Harper Perennial). Tamblyn is currently working on her fourth collection of poems and a debut novel due out on Harper Perennial in 2018.
URL:https://www.howlarts.org/event/east-west-celebrating-50-years-of-beyond-baroque/
LOCATION:NY
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