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Female Genius &Friends: Part 4
Female Genius &Friends: Part 3
Female Genius &Friends: Part 2
Female Genius &Friends: Part 1
Janie Heath &Friends: Part 4
Janie Heath &Friends: Part 3
Janie Heath &Friends: Part 2
Janie Heath &Friends: Part 1
Amon Focus &Friends: Part 4
Amon Focus &Friends: Part 3
Amon Focus &Friends: Part 2
Amon Focus &Friends: Part 1
Jeffrey Cyphers Wright &Friends: Part 4
Jeffrey Cyphers Wright &Friends: Part 3
Jeffrey Cyphers Wright &Friends: Part 2
Jeffrey Cyphers Wright &Friends: Part 1
Chavisa Woods &Friends: Part 1
Chavisa Woods &Friends: Part 2
Puma Perl &Friends: Part 1
Puma Perl &Friends: Part 2
Puma Perl &Friends: Part 3
Puma Perl &Friends: Part 4
Eszter Balint &Friends: Part 1
Eszter Balint &Friends: Part 2
Eszter Balint &Friends: Part 3
Eszter Balint &Friends: Part 4
Pamela Sneed &Friends: Part 1
Pamela Sneed &Friends: Part 2
Pamela Sneed &Friends: Part 3
Pamela Sneed &Friends: Part 4
Felice Rosser &Friends: Part 1
Felice Rosser &Friends: Part 2
Felice Rosser &Friends: Part 3
Felice Rosser &Friends: Part 4

Allen Ginsberg

Allen Ginsberg’s The Fall of America Vol II
Allen Ginsberg Birthday Celebration: 2019
Allen Ginsberg Birthday Celebration: 2018
Allen Ginsberg Birthday Celebration: 2017
Allen Ginsberg Birthday Celebration: 2016
Essential Ginsberg: 2015

Artist Profiles

In The Studio with Al Diaz
SPRING/BREAK 2020: Scooter LaForge
SPRING/BREAK 2020: Ori Carino and Lee Quiñones
In The Studio with Jane Dickson
Antony Zito: My Father Was a Satyr
Guy Woodard: We the People
Brett De Palma Dreaming on the Bowery: Post-Apocalyptic Paintings

Arturo Vega

Empire: Arturo Vega’s Art and Life with the Ramones
Empire: Closing Party The Last Interview

Book Launches

Pyramid Pioneers Opening and "We Started a Nightclub" Book Launch
Pathetic LIterature
Mike DeCapite’s Jacket Weather: Publication Party and Reading
Ilka Scobie: ANY ISLAND
HERO IN ART – The Vanished Traces of Richard Hambleton
Local Knowledge Magazine Issue #8
Bob Holman Publication Party: ‘Life Poem’ and ‘The Unspoken’
Happy 100th Birthday Lawrence Ferlinghetti!
Mark Berger: Something’s Happening Here: A Sixties Odyssey from Brooklyn to Woodstock
Bob Rosenthal: Straight Around Allen: On the Business of Being Allen Ginsberg
Robert Carrithers: Downtown Luminaries
Michael Lally’s Another Way to Play: Poems 1960-2017 Book Launch
John Tytell: Beat Transnationalism
Jerome Rothenberg: Flower World Variations
Robert Carrithers and Louis Armand: City Primeval: New York, Berlin, Prague
A.J. Lees: Mentored by a Madman: The William Burroughs Experiment
Richard Boch: The Mudd Club
Torsten Otte: Salvador Dalí and Andy Warhol: Encounters in New York and Beyond
Max Blagg: Slow Dazzle
Legs McNeil and Gillian McCain: 20th Anniversary Edition of Please Kill Me
Daniel Wolff: Grown-up Anger

Conversations

Spectacle of Chaos and Love: Inside BLACK LODGE
David Ebony: in conversation with Helen Oliver
Collective Space/Embodied Resistance: 40 Years and Beyond of AIDS, Art and Activism
Al Diaz in Conversation: with Jose “Pepe” Flores, Luis Guzman, Lee Quinones, and Sandra Santana
Jane Dickson in Times Square: Book Signing and Discussion
Jane Dickson, Scott Dougan & Stephani DeLuca Discuss The Deuce and Times Square
Life After Incarceration: The Plight of Building a Career
Amon Focus New York Said: Volume Three
Spencer Drate and Judith Salavertz It’s a Long Way to the Top
Dan Cameron: Sexo, Drogas y Rock 'n' Roll
Illumination: Spotlighting the Culture of Violence Against Women

Dance

NUE: Special Performance by Vangeline
Queer Butoh: Tebby W. T. Ramasike In Search of a Soul: A Blind Man’s Cry…The Appeal (South Africa)
Queer Butoh: Damiano Fina Helios (Italy)
Queer Butoh: 2018
Eryc Taylor Dance Celebrates Chris Tanner
KINK HAÜS: Sneak Preview
Queer Butoh 2017
Art by Davey: Visual Memoir Publication Party, Performance and Exhibition
Vangeline Theater Queer Butoh: Transcending the Identity of Sex
Tres Mort–Tremor: Butoh Performance (3 of 3)
Tres Mort–Tremor: Butoh Performance (2 of 3)
Tres Mort–Tremor: Butoh Performance (1 of 3)

Exhibitions

Edgar Oliver Reads
Lola Flash and Alice O’Malley Talk About Their Slideshows
Pyramid Pioneers: Gallery Talk with Artist Tabboo!
Pyramid Pioneers: Gallery Talk by Artist Trey Speegle
Pyramid Pioneers Opening and "We Started a Nightclub" Book Launch
NUE: Special Performance by Vangeline
Directed by Flloyd: An Evening of Video and Film Work
Flloyd’s Channel 69 Trilogy: Hosted by Linda Simpson and Flloyd
Brian Butterick: That’s Genius!
City of Kings: The Mainstreaming of Graffiti Panel Discussion
City of Kings: Graffiti History Panel Discussion
BOB KRASNER The Shape of the City: Artist Talk
Linda Simpson: My Comrade Reads
Linda Simpson: My Comrade LIVE
Linda Simpson’s Indie Gay Magazine Panel
Christy Rupp: in Conversation with Carlo McCormick
Mark Cooper Unbounded: Angels in the Nursery
Impromptu Reading: by Edgar Oliver
The Seven Year Vacation: by Edgar Oliver
NYisOK: Bullet Space 1985–2021
Readings from Fracktured Lives and Your House is Mine
Al Diaz: A Subterraneous Journal Mural
Howl! Happening: Bringing Back Bowery
Antony Zito: My Father Was a Satyr Artist Talk
Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt: Panel and Catalog Launch
Crosstalk on Ruminations: Notes on New Love
Al Diaz Exhibition: Zeitgeist: The Art Scene of Teenage Basquiat
Samoa: Candy Coated Evil
Brett De Palma Dreaming on the Bowery: Post-Apocalyptic Paintings
Love Among the Ruins: Panel Discussion
Love Among the Ruins
Johnny Detiger Exhibition: Amplified Space
Toyo Tsuchiya Invisible Underground
TABBOO! New Paintings!
It’s All True: The East Village Eye Show
Play What You Like: Fluxus, Music, and More
When Jackie Met Ethyl: Curated by Dan Cameron
James Romberger, Marguerite Van Cook, ClockWork Cros, The Nuclear Family
PUNK Magazine 40th Anniversary Exhibition
Scooter LaForge: How to Create a Monsterpiece
No Wave Now: Panel Discussion
Arturo Vega: American Treasure
Play What You Like: Panel Discussion

Full Moon Shows: A Tom Murrin Invention

The Full Moon Show with John Pizza: Pants and Shirts
John Pizza: Paralysis
The Full Moon Show with John Pizza: John Pimplepopper
The Full Moon Show with John Pizza: You Can’t Grow Down
The Full Moon Show with John Pizza: Head Dread
The Full Moon Show with John Pizza: Being Board
The Full Moon Show with John Pizza: Beech Nuts
The Full Moon Show with John Pizza: How to Make a Stage
The Full Moon Show with John Pizza: Jangles
The Full Moon Show with John Pizza: Infested
John Pizza and Charlie Smarts: Hard
John Pizza: What Goes Around Comes Around
John Pizza: Little Yellow Demon
John Pizza: Jet Packs: Too Much Fuel
John Pizza: January’s Skeletons
John Pizza: Beautiful People / Beautiful Shit
John Pizza: Romantic Apocalypse
John Pizza: Masks
John Pizza: I Live on the Moon Now
John Pizza: Pathways Through a Stone City
The Full Buck Moon: by Samantha CC
Paging Tom Murrin!
The Luna Macaroona Full Moon Performance Night
John Pizza: DISTANCE
John Pizza: CLAWZ
FULL MOON SHOW at SPRING/BREAK ART SHOW 2020
Full Moon “Late” Show by John Pizza & Hapi Phace
Full Moon by Carmelita Tropicana
Why’s the Room Purple? ‘Cause the Moon’s Purple by John Pizza
My Shell by John Pizza
The Lazy Eye Moon by Kenny Bullock
The Séance Moon by Matt Dennie
May Flower Moon with Hapi Phace
The Witch's Moon by Salley May and Tony Stinkmetal
Atomic Moon by Cornelius Loy
Total Lunar Eclipse Edition by Hapi Phace (Part 2)
Total Lunar Eclipse Edition by Hapi Phace (Part 1)
Harvest Moon by Jenny Lee Mitchell, Maria Dessena and Pandora Burlesk
The Beaver Moon by Hapi Phace
Full Moon by Eugene Lang College/The New School
Full Moon by Salley May
Summer Solstice by Chris Tanner
DEAD COWS by John Pizza
Cream-Pie-In-The-Phace by Hapi Phace
The People’s Moon by Salley May and Tony Stinkmetal
Wolf Moon by Tony Stinkmetal
Full Moon by Aru Hanger, Ava Vardiman and Luna Macroona
Dancing Moon by Paul Alexander
Disconnected Touch by Rani O'Brien

Happenings

Remembering the Fillmore East
Rene Ricard Four Years On
Tomata du Plenty: Coast to Coast

Music

Female Genius Live at HA/HA May 19, 2024
Spectacle of Chaos and Love: Inside BLACK LODGE
RIMBAUD HATTIE: Performance
Pat Irwin: Music for Electric Guitar, Cello, and Violin
HA/HA Presents: Female Genius Live
FeMaLe GEniUs Performance and Record Release Party
Pixie Aventura and Catalyst Quartet: To DRAG & BACH
Catalyst Quartet: September, 2018
Catalyst Quartet Duet: June, 2018
Pat Irwin Music for Electric Guitar and Piano
Eszter Balint & Stew: I Hate Memory (Part 1 of 3)
Eszter Balint & Stew: I Hate Memory (Part 2 of 3)
Eszter Balint & Stew: I Hate Memory (Part 3 of 3)
Catalyst Quartet: April, 2018
Robbie O. Leaver and Jim Coleman: This Wilderness
Catalyst Quartet: November, 2017
Rick Berlin Songs with Subtitles

Performances

NUE: Special Performance by Vangeline
David Mramor: Gay Green
An Evening With Original Cockette Rumi Missabu
The Lonely Samoans
Samoa and Kembra Pfahler, Living Will
Love Among the Ruins Closing Party featuring performances by John Kelly and Joseph Keckler
Lydia Lunch and Birdthrower
Fall Costume Extravaganza Produced and Directed by Tabboo!
Play What You Like: Performance by Ted Riederer

Photographers

Lola Flash and Alice O’Malley Talk About Their Slideshows
Pyramid Pioneers: Gallery Talk by Artist Trey Speegle
The Mash Up: Hip-Hop Photos Remixed by Iconic Graffiti Artists
Marcia Resnick: Punks, Poets & Provocateurs: New York City Bad Boys 1977–1982

Pride

Queer Liberation March 2019
Pride 2017
Lola Flash and Alice O’Malley Talk About Their Slideshows

Poets & Novelists

Edgar Oliver Reads
LiVE MAG! No. 18 A Journal of Art and Poetry: The EDGY ISSUE
Margaret Randall: Reading and Book Signing
Kerouac Festival: 6th New York Edition
Local Knowledge Reading Series
Voyeurs, Exhibitionists, Criminals, and Misanthropes: Writers Remember Times Square
Stewart Meyer: The Lotus Crew
Petrarch in Love: Poetry Reading
Ping-Pong Free Press Speech Is Not Free
WORD: An Anthology by A Gathering of the Tribes
Legs McNeil: Artie and Me

Talking Film

A Wolf Inside: Natives, Nuyoricans, and the Beats: Panel
Body as Playground, Body as Battleground: Sexuality and the Female Gaze
Tessa Hughes-Freeland: Sex, Drugs & Art
Conversations With Gay Elders: Gene Fedorko
Paul Tschinkel’s New York New Wave at P.S. 1 The Armory Show of the 80s
This Side of Heaven by Todd Verow
Who the Fuck Is That Guy? The Fabulous Journey of Michael Alago
Merrill Aldighieri V.J. Diaries
Paul Tschinkel Elizabeth Murray / Nan Goldin: In My Life

The Great Pyramid

Secrets of the Great Pyramid: Whispers Tribute
Jackie Curtis’ Glamour, Glory and Gold
A Musical Tribute to Jackie and Ethyl

Tributes & Memorials

Rhythm and Paranoia: The Best of Bush Tetras
CELEBRATING HATTIE HATHAWAY
Hattie Hathaway Memorial: at Howl! Happening
Memorial For Our Beloved Friend Clark Render
A Tribute to Gregory Corso
We Remember Philly
Toyo Memorial

Vega Arts Workshop Series

Aesthetic Archaeology: Urban Arts Drawing Workshop with Andrew Castrucci
Ideas of Watching: Life Drawing with Jane Dickson
Collage Portraits with Antony Zito
Mirrored Experiments with Tessa Hughes-Freeland

Howl! Social

INSTAGRAM #HOWLHAPPENING

Come see CURT HOPPE: DOWNTOWN PORTRAITS REVISITED.

Come see CURT HOPPE: DOWNTOWN PORTRAITS REVISITED. OPENING: THURSDAY, JULY 11, 5–8 PM. HOWL! HAPPENING, 6 E 1ST ST. (near Bowery) EXHIBITION Hours: WEDNESDAY to SUNDAY, Noon to 6, thru August 11.

HELEN OLIVER ADELSON: SUMMER TIME OPENING RECEPTI

HELEN OLIVER ADELSON: SUMMER TIME
OPENING RECEPTION: SATURDAY, JULY 6, 5–8 PM > New Paintings & Frosty Refreshments. HOWL! ARTS | HOWL! ARCHIVE, 250 Bowery
Exhibition Hours: Wednesday - Sunday, Noon to 6 til August 4

CURT HOPPE: DOWNTOWN PORTRAITS REVISITED > OPENING

CURT HOPPE: DOWNTOWN PORTRAITS REVISITED > OPENING: THURSDAY JULY 11, 5–8 PM. HOWL! HAPPENING, 6 East 1ST ST. near Bowery. Exhibition Hours: Wednesday to Sunday, Noon to Six through August 11. Paintings of James Chance [who recently passed] and Marcia Resnick on this page. Next page: Fab 5 Freddy and Colette Lumiere.

HELEN OLIVER ADELSON Requests Your Presence at SUM

HELEN OLIVER ADELSON Requests Your Presence at SUMMER TIME. SATURDAY JULY 6, 5–8 PM. Refreshments will be served on the terrace & we’ll fire up the grill.
HOWL! ARTS | HOWL! ARCHIVE, 250 Bowery
Exhibition Hours: Wednesday through Sunday, Noon to Six, through August 4.

Two Wonderful Artists - Helen Oliver Adelson and C

Two Wonderful Artists - Helen Oliver Adelson and Curt Hoppe have exhibitions this month at our two galleries. You Are Invited. Helen’s opening is this Saturday July 6, 5 - 8pm at 250 Bowery (with refreshments on the terrace) and Curt Hoppe’s reception throwdown is Thursday July 11 5 to 8 pm at Howl! Happening 6 East 1st Street. Come!

Howl! Arts | Howl! Archive is pleased to present S

Howl! Arts | Howl! Archive is pleased to present Summer Time by Helen Oliver Adelson, featuring paintings made within the last three years. In her vivid portraits, intimate nudes, and enchanted townscapes, she delves below the surface of her subjects to uncover inner mysteries, emotions, and tensions. Opening Reception: SATURDAY, JULY 6, 5–8 PM. Exhibition runs Wed-Sun Noon to 6pm, through Sunday August 4. HOWL! 250 Bowery, NYC 10012. #212-500-6804

We’re Here through Sunday Noon to Six. Howl! Hap

We’re Here through Sunday Noon to Six. Howl! Happening at 6 East 1st St. near Bowery. Alice O’Malley & Lola Flash - slideshows and select portraits

Come for the Lola Flash + Alice O’Malley slidesh

Come for the Lola Flash + Alice O’Malley slideshows talk today [Thursday June 27] at 6:30pm, or see their 200 incredible photos projected large in the gallery, [along with select prints] through this Sunday only. Hours Noon to Six. 6 East 1st St. near Bowery. Free

You are invited to Helen Oliver Adelson’s new sh

You are invited to Helen Oliver Adelson’s new show opening at Howl! 250 Bowery on Saturday July 6. Drinks on the terrace 5 to 8 to celebrate Helen’s Summer Time exhibition ~ Wednesday to Sunday through August 4th.

Howl! Arts | Howl! Archive at 250 Bowery is please

Howl! Arts | Howl! Archive at 250 Bowery is pleased to present Summer Time by Helen Oliver Adelson, featuring paintings made within the last three years. In her vivid portraits, intimate nudes, and enchanted townscapes, she delves below the surface of her subjects to uncover inner mysteries, emotions, and tensions.

HELEN OLIVER ADELSON: SUMMER TIME
Opening Reception: SATURDAY JULY 6, 5–8 PM
Exhibition open til Sunday August 4 at HA | HA 250 Bowery.

With an Introduction by Gail Thacker. Free 6:30PM

With an Introduction by Gail Thacker. Free 6:30PM THURSDAY JUNE 27.
FROM THE CLUB TO THE STREETS
Exhibition runs through Sunday, June 30. Gallery hours: Wednesday–Sunday, Noon to 6 PM Howl! Happening, 6 East 1st St, NYC (near Bowery)

Curt Hoppe’s massive 8 foot portrait paintings c

Curt Hoppe’s massive 8 foot portrait paintings come to Howl! Happening. Opening Reception JULY 11 5-8PM, at 6 East 1st Street (near Bowery).

Photographers Lola Flash and Alice O’Malley are

Photographers Lola Flash and Alice O’Malley are both veterans of women’s clubs and AIDS activism in 1990s New York. Howl! Happening is pleased to present their individually curated slide shows, primarily featuring images from that indelible decade, projected on opposite walls of the gallery.

By 1990, photo slide shows had become a nearly instant, affordable way to celebrate queer beauty and militant eroticism within our clubhouses. Group empowerment and reflecting our unity were crucial during those heady years. We railed against censorship and queer phobia, while AIDS ravaged friends, family, and lovers, because we had no effective medicines to suppress it and a government that vilified us. These photographs gave us visibility and strength. Come see. FROM THE CLUB TO THE STREETS at Howl!, 6 East 1st St. near Bowery

Opening: Thursday June 13, 5 - 8pm LOLA FLASH + AL

Opening: Thursday June 13, 5 - 8pm
LOLA FLASH + ALICE O’MALLEY
Large scale slide shows c.1989-1990’s + select photo portraits. HOWL! 6 E 1st ST near Bowery. Wed - Sun, Noon to 6, til June 30.

OPENING THURSDAY JUNE 13, 5 To 8 PM . Photographer

OPENING THURSDAY JUNE 13, 5 To 8 PM . Photographers Lola Flash and Alice O’Malley are both veterans of women’s clubs and AIDS activism in 1990s New York. Howl! Happening at 6 East 1st St. (near Bowery) is pleased to present their individually curated slide shows, featuring images from that indelible decade, projected on opposite sides of the gallery.

By 1990, photo slide shows had become a nearly instant, affordable way to celebrate queer beauty + militant eroticism within our clubhouses. Group empowerment & reflecting our unity were crucial during those heady years. We railed against censorship + queer phobia, while AIDS ravaged friends, family, and lovers, because we had no effective medicines to suppress it and a government that vilified us. These photos gave us visibility and strength. Come see an army of lovers. Hear their soundtrack. And celebrate our shared willpower.

In addition, the exhibition will feature a constellation of prints from Alice O’Malley’s slide show, along with Lola Flash’s vibrant metal portraits of downtown New York LEGENDS and a trio of images from her surmise series. Hours: Wednesday - Sunday, Noon to 6 thru June 30, 2024. Note: Lola Flash’s photos shown here are not the entire image since posts with multiple images are cropped to match the dimensions of the first image in the post.

Howl! Happening at 6 East 1st St. (near Bowery) is

Howl! Happening at 6 East 1st St. (near Bowery) is pleased to host Stuyvesant High School’s 2nd UNICEF Club fundraising event FRIDAY JUNE 7, 6 to 8pm. There will be a variety of performances from Stuyvesant students including poetry, music, theater, and modern dance! Admission is FREE for all. You are invited to join Howlers, students, parents, and faculty to experience the performances and learn more about UNICEF. All donations go directly to supporting children through UNICEF. We salute Stuyvesant High School’s youth participation and action in the arts for this worthy cause.

Photographers Lola Flash and Alice O’Malley are

Photographers Lola Flash and Alice O’Malley are both veterans of women’s clubs and AIDS activism in 1990s New York. With QUEER CAROUSEL: Upfront Slide Shows, Portraits of Empowerment, we present their individually curated slide shows, primarily featuring images from that indelible decade, displayed on opposite walls of the gallery. OPENING THURSDAY JUNE 13, 5 - 8pm. Howl! Happening 6 East 1st St. near Bowery.

By 1990, photo slide shows had become a nearly instant, affordable way to celebrate queer beauty and militant eroticism within our clubhouses. Group empowerment and reflecting our unity were crucial during those heady years. We railed against censorship, and queer phobia while AIDS ravaged friends, family, and lovers because we had no effective medicines to suppress it and a government that vilified us. Their photographs gave us visibility and strength. Come see.

In addition, the exhibition will feature a constellation of prints from Alice O’Malley’s slide show, along with Lola Flash’s vibrant metal portraits of downtown New York LEGENDS and a trio of images from her surmise series. Hours: Wednesday - Sunday Noon to 6. through June 30.

Stuyvesant High School UNICEF club will be holding

Stuyvesant High School UNICEF club will be holding a fundraising concert this Friday June 7th at Howl! Happening from 6-8pm. There will be a wide variety of performances from Stuyvesant students including poetry, music, theater, and modern dance! Admission is free. Donations are welcome and go directly to UNICEF USA. Come support the performers and bring friends!

A Blessed Cosmic Birthday to Allen. Check howlarts

A Blessed Cosmic Birthday to Allen. Check howlarts.org for the annual group readings of his opus Howl! by friends and fans on his anniversary. Also: Howl! Happening hosts a Stuyvesant High School UNICEF fundraiser Friday June 7, 6-8pm. And our next opening is Thursday June 13 with Queer Carousel: slide shows + from photographers Lola Flash & Alice O’Malley 5 - 8pm. fotos here are: books by allen, & his turntable!

TABBOO! SURPRISE > TALK at HOWL! TODAY 2:30PM > 25

TABBOO! SURPRISE > TALK at HOWL! TODAY 2:30PM > 250 BOWERY 2FL > For Final Day Of PYRAMID PIONEERS > Free . Come Don’t Call . Books + Ts Available. photos: Lynn M. Grabowski & Aldo Hernández

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