You Can't Do That on Television
Dates:
Sat Mar 06, 2010 00:00 - Thu Feb 18, 2010
You Can’t Do That on Television
Absurd, strange, transgressive, confrontational and confusing performances for video.
Marc Aschenbrenner / Laurel Jay Carpenter / Crystal Curtis / Amy Day /
Ruthie Doyle / David Greg Harth / Nate Hill / Wayne Hodge / Mike Jones /
Nina Katchadourian / Marni Kotak & Jason Robert Bell / Yeon Jin Kim /
Jorge Rojas / Type A
Curated by Joe Nanashe
Brooklyn Fireproof Gallery
119 Ingraham St. (In the Alley)
Brooklyn, NY 11237
Reception
Saturday March 6, 7-10pm
Regular Hours
Saturday March 6, 2pm - 10pm
Sunday March 7, 12pm - 9pm
(Drink specials provided by Brooklyn Fireproof)
(Free bouncy rides during the opening!)
Part of SITE Festival
For more information:
http://www.joenanashe.com/youcantdothat
http://artsinbushwick.wordpress.com/
http://www.brooklynfireproof.com/events
Absurd, strange, transgressive, confrontational and confusing performances for video.
Marc Aschenbrenner / Laurel Jay Carpenter / Crystal Curtis / Amy Day /
Ruthie Doyle / David Greg Harth / Nate Hill / Wayne Hodge / Mike Jones /
Nina Katchadourian / Marni Kotak & Jason Robert Bell / Yeon Jin Kim /
Jorge Rojas / Type A
Curated by Joe Nanashe
Brooklyn Fireproof Gallery
119 Ingraham St. (In the Alley)
Brooklyn, NY 11237
Reception
Saturday March 6, 7-10pm
Regular Hours
Saturday March 6, 2pm - 10pm
Sunday March 7, 12pm - 9pm
(Drink specials provided by Brooklyn Fireproof)
(Free bouncy rides during the opening!)
Part of SITE Festival
For more information:
http://www.joenanashe.com/youcantdothat
http://artsinbushwick.wordpress.com/
http://www.brooklynfireproof.com/events
Look At Me Look At Me (DON'T YOU FUCKING LOOK AT ME!)
Dates:
Sat Nov 07, 2009 00:00 - Sat Oct 31, 2009
Look At Me Look At Me
(DON'T YOU FUCKING LOOK AT ME!)
Somewhere between Bruce Nauman and Blue Velvet lies the language of power, voyeurism, representation, memory, desire, fear, and bodily exploration. The works in this exhibition are at once completely disjunctive, disparate. Yet they come together with a certain undercurrent of unease, a repressed Freudian ball of fear and desire that lashes out and once again withdraws into the darkness.
Cinema as dream.
Pop culture as nightmare.
Abstraction as id.
Language as power.
Brian Block / Daniel Derwelis / Heather Dewey-Hagborg /
Molly Emmons / Richard Fear / Jonathan Gabel / Joe Nanashe / Mary Nicholson /
Jamie Powell / Jorge Rojas / Jan Wandrag / Tim Warner
Curated by Joe Nanashe
Opening Reception
Saturday November 7
6pm - 9pm
BYOB
Regular Hours: 2 DAYS ONLY
Saturday November 7 4pm - 9pm
Sunday November 8 Noon - 7pm (BETA Spaces hours)
Location:
117 Grattan St. #108
Brooklyn, NY 11237
(2 blocks east the Morgan L Stop)
www.joenanashe.com/lookatmelookatme
Part of the BETA Spaces Festival of one day group exhibitions in Bushwick.
http://betaspaces.starkandnimo.com/
(DON'T YOU FUCKING LOOK AT ME!)
Somewhere between Bruce Nauman and Blue Velvet lies the language of power, voyeurism, representation, memory, desire, fear, and bodily exploration. The works in this exhibition are at once completely disjunctive, disparate. Yet they come together with a certain undercurrent of unease, a repressed Freudian ball of fear and desire that lashes out and once again withdraws into the darkness.
Cinema as dream.
Pop culture as nightmare.
Abstraction as id.
Language as power.
Brian Block / Daniel Derwelis / Heather Dewey-Hagborg /
Molly Emmons / Richard Fear / Jonathan Gabel / Joe Nanashe / Mary Nicholson /
Jamie Powell / Jorge Rojas / Jan Wandrag / Tim Warner
Curated by Joe Nanashe
Opening Reception
Saturday November 7
6pm - 9pm
BYOB
Regular Hours: 2 DAYS ONLY
Saturday November 7 4pm - 9pm
Sunday November 8 Noon - 7pm (BETA Spaces hours)
Location:
117 Grattan St. #108
Brooklyn, NY 11237
(2 blocks east the Morgan L Stop)
www.joenanashe.com/lookatmelookatme
Part of the BETA Spaces Festival of one day group exhibitions in Bushwick.
http://betaspaces.starkandnimo.com/
Look At Me Look At Me (DON'T YOU FUCKING LOOK AT ME!)
Dates:
Sat Oct 31, 2009 00:00 - Sat Oct 31, 2009
Look At Me Look At Me
(DON'T YOU FUCKING LOOK AT ME!)
Somewhere between Bruce Nauman and Blue Velvet lies the language of power, voyeurism, representation, memory, desire, fear, and bodily exploration. The works in this exhibition are at once completely disjunctive, disparate. Yet they come together with a certain undercurrent of unease, a repressed Freudian ball of fear and desire that lashes out and once again withdraws into the darkness.
Cinema as dream.
Pop culture as nightmare.
Abstraction as id.
Language as power.
Brian Block / Katie Cercone / Daniel Derwelis / Heather Dewey-Hagborg /
Molly Emmons / Richard Fear / Jonathan Gabel / Joe Nanashe /
Mary Nicholson / Jamie Powell / Jorge Rojas / Jan Wandrag / Tim Warner
Curated by Joe Nanashe
Opening Reception
Saturday November 7
6pm - 9pm
BYOB
Regular Hours: 2 DAYS ONLY
Saturday November 7 4pm - 9pm
Sunday November 8 Noon - 7pm (BETA Spaces hours)
Location:
117 Grattan St. #108
Brooklyn, NY 11237
(2 blocks east the Morgan L stop)
www.joenanashe.com/lookatmelookatme
Part of the BETA Spaces Festival of one day group exhibitions in Bushwick.
http://betaspaces.starkandnimo.com/
(DON'T YOU FUCKING LOOK AT ME!)
Somewhere between Bruce Nauman and Blue Velvet lies the language of power, voyeurism, representation, memory, desire, fear, and bodily exploration. The works in this exhibition are at once completely disjunctive, disparate. Yet they come together with a certain undercurrent of unease, a repressed Freudian ball of fear and desire that lashes out and once again withdraws into the darkness.
Cinema as dream.
Pop culture as nightmare.
Abstraction as id.
Language as power.
Brian Block / Katie Cercone / Daniel Derwelis / Heather Dewey-Hagborg /
Molly Emmons / Richard Fear / Jonathan Gabel / Joe Nanashe /
Mary Nicholson / Jamie Powell / Jorge Rojas / Jan Wandrag / Tim Warner
Curated by Joe Nanashe
Opening Reception
Saturday November 7
6pm - 9pm
BYOB
Regular Hours: 2 DAYS ONLY
Saturday November 7 4pm - 9pm
Sunday November 8 Noon - 7pm (BETA Spaces hours)
Location:
117 Grattan St. #108
Brooklyn, NY 11237
(2 blocks east the Morgan L stop)
www.joenanashe.com/lookatmelookatme
Part of the BETA Spaces Festival of one day group exhibitions in Bushwick.
http://betaspaces.starkandnimo.com/
Joe (A Self-Portrait)
Dates:
Fri Aug 29, 2008 00:00 - Tue Jul 29, 2008
Location:
United States of America
Joe (A Self-Portrait)
A schizophrenic, self-indulgent, hypnotic, appropriated self-portrait culled from 144 films telling the life, death and rebirth of "Joe."
TWO SCREENINGS - 8pm and 10:30pm
$7, $10 minimum
reservations are recommended
http://www.monkeytownhq.com/reservations.html
joe • noun informal 1 and ordinary man. 2 N. Amer. coffee.
(FROM THE COMPACT OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY)
Born on August 29, 1979. Named after a fictional character from tv/movies. And tortured by the seemingly predetermined path such a name suggests. On his 29th birthday, Joe Nanashe will exercise the demons that have haunted him since the first time someone recited the lyrics to Hey Joe in conversation. Joe (A Self-Portrait) is the culmination of 29 months of work combing through 144 films that contain character(s) named Joe. Subjectively edited with the only conceptual constant that the name Joe is spoken somewhere in the clip, what remains are abstract fragments of narrative and characterization, revealing how Joe is constructed from the outside in. The individual is erased. Joe becomes an empty vessel, a shape-shifting mass of banality - an obscure, elusive object of desire.
And in the spirit of the occasion, an extra-special gift awaits those who attend the screenings.
http://www.joenanashe.com
http://www.monkeytownhq.com/8_29_08.html
Monkey Town
58 N 3rd St. (btwn Wythe & Kent)
Brooklyn, NY
718.384.1369
