Standby Program, NYC
Deadline:
Sun Jun 19, 2005 23:31
Artists and Non-Profit Orgs looking for hi-end, low cost audio, video, film, and digital media arts services. The Standby Program provides artists access to the resources of the private sector. The program operates out of several top-rated media post-production studios located in New York City. These facilities drastically discount their rates for Standby clients by as much as 50 -90% off list prices. www.standby.org Tel:212.206.7858
Standby Program Online Art Auction
Dates:
Thu Oct 09, 2003 00:00 - Tue Oct 07, 2003
Online ART AUCTION with work by artists PEGGY AHWESH, BURT BARR, STAN BRAKHAGE, SHU LEA CHEANG, TONY CONRAD, SU FRIEDRICH, LIGORANO/REESE, ELLIOT LANDY, MUNTADAS, DIANE NERWEN, BILL PLYMPTON, JULIA SCHER, TONY OURSLER, CONSTANCE DEJONG, STEPHEN VITIELLO, LAWRENCE WEINER, and KAREN YASINSKY. Proceeds go benefit the Standby Program. Bidding concludes online on Oct. 11th.
http://www.standby.org/retro_auction.html
http://www.standby.org/retro_auction.html
Standby Program Online Art Auction
Dates:
Wed Oct 08, 2003 00:00 - Tue Oct 07, 2003
Online ART AUCTION wih work by artists PEGGY AHWESH, BURT BARR, STAN BRAKHAGE, SHU LEA CHEANG, TONY CONRAD, SU FRIEDRICH, LIGORANO/REESE, ELLIOT LANDY, MUNTADAS, DIANE NERWEN, BILL PLYMPTON, JULIA SCHER, TONY OURSLER, CONSTANCE DEJONG, STEPHEN VITIELLO, LAWRENCE WEINER, and KAREN YASINSKY. All proceeds benefit the Standby Program. Bidding concludes online on Oct. 11th. http://www.standby.org/retro_auction.html
Standby Program Benefit Party & Events
Dates:
Sat Oct 11, 2003 00:00 - Wed Sep 24, 2003
20TH ANNIVERSARY RETROSPECTIVE EVENTS
20th Anniversary Benefit Party at Remote Lounge, NYC
&
Everyone's A Winner Raffle & Benefit Art Auction
&
Retrospective Screenings at
the Museum of Modern Art, NYC
& Pacific Film Archives, Berkeley, CA
The Standby Program celebrates 20 years of providing artists and independent filmmakers access to state-of-the-art media services at affordable rates.
UPCOMING 20th ANNIVERSARY EVENTS
Benefit Party, Saturday October 11th, 8:00 p.m. to 12:00 midnight, Standby will present a party at Remote Lounge located at 327 Bowery between East 2nd and 3rd streets, a technology-themed cocktail lounge and new media art space. The evening's events will include a 2-hour open bar, entertainment by VJ Art Jones, Glomag, and MC Ron Ehmke. Standby's Benefit Art Auction which will be featured on Ebay and culminate during the benefit party.
Everyone's A Winner Raffle. When you purchase Standby raffle tickets, everyone is a winner. Every ticket purchased is guaranteed to win a prize with a value of $25 or greater. And every one of us wins because every ticket you purchase supports Standby in providing valuable services to the arts community. Prizes include a vacation package, museum and screening passes, gourmet gift baskets, magazine subscriptions, and gift certificates for New York City restaurants. The final drawing for the raffle will be held the night of the benefit.
No Technical Difficulties Screening Series The retrospective is a survey of a diverse range of works created since the 1980's by artists and organizations that have demonstrated a significant use of the program's services. The series provides insight into the way makers have been producing work in the last two decades, representing the changes in the field, shaped by advances in technology. Planning is in progress to travel the series internationally through 2004.
New York, NY Screening: Oct. 9th thru 18th 2003, MoMA, at the Gramercy Theatre
Berkeley, CA Screening: Nov. 5th thru Dec. 10th, 2003, Pacific Film Archives
ABOUT STANDBY
THE STANDBY PROGRAM, INC. is a non-profit media arts service organization founded in 1983. Standby is dedicated to fostering the creation and preservation of media art work by democratizing access to media technology, providing technical information and consultation, and producing publications which advance the development of the field as a whole.
Standby provides artists and independent makers access to commercial quality media services at affordable rates. Standby is a model of collaboration that allows the arts community access to the resources of the private sector. The program operates out of several top-rated media post-production studios located in New York City. These facilities drastically discount their rates for Standby clients by as much as 50 -90\% off list prices.
20th Anniversary Benefit Party at Remote Lounge, NYC
&
Everyone's A Winner Raffle & Benefit Art Auction
&
Retrospective Screenings at
the Museum of Modern Art, NYC
& Pacific Film Archives, Berkeley, CA
The Standby Program celebrates 20 years of providing artists and independent filmmakers access to state-of-the-art media services at affordable rates.
UPCOMING 20th ANNIVERSARY EVENTS
Benefit Party, Saturday October 11th, 8:00 p.m. to 12:00 midnight, Standby will present a party at Remote Lounge located at 327 Bowery between East 2nd and 3rd streets, a technology-themed cocktail lounge and new media art space. The evening's events will include a 2-hour open bar, entertainment by VJ Art Jones, Glomag, and MC Ron Ehmke. Standby's Benefit Art Auction which will be featured on Ebay and culminate during the benefit party.
Everyone's A Winner Raffle. When you purchase Standby raffle tickets, everyone is a winner. Every ticket purchased is guaranteed to win a prize with a value of $25 or greater. And every one of us wins because every ticket you purchase supports Standby in providing valuable services to the arts community. Prizes include a vacation package, museum and screening passes, gourmet gift baskets, magazine subscriptions, and gift certificates for New York City restaurants. The final drawing for the raffle will be held the night of the benefit.
No Technical Difficulties Screening Series The retrospective is a survey of a diverse range of works created since the 1980's by artists and organizations that have demonstrated a significant use of the program's services. The series provides insight into the way makers have been producing work in the last two decades, representing the changes in the field, shaped by advances in technology. Planning is in progress to travel the series internationally through 2004.
New York, NY Screening: Oct. 9th thru 18th 2003, MoMA, at the Gramercy Theatre
Berkeley, CA Screening: Nov. 5th thru Dec. 10th, 2003, Pacific Film Archives
ABOUT STANDBY
THE STANDBY PROGRAM, INC. is a non-profit media arts service organization founded in 1983. Standby is dedicated to fostering the creation and preservation of media art work by democratizing access to media technology, providing technical information and consultation, and producing publications which advance the development of the field as a whole.
Standby provides artists and independent makers access to commercial quality media services at affordable rates. Standby is a model of collaboration that allows the arts community access to the resources of the private sector. The program operates out of several top-rated media post-production studios located in New York City. These facilities drastically discount their rates for Standby clients by as much as 50 -90\% off list prices.
FELIX Book Release Party
Dates:
Mon Jun 30, 2003 00:00 - Thu Jun 19, 2003
RISK/RIESGO BOOK RELEASE PARTY!
Come celebrate with EDITOR KATHY HIGH and the NEW YORK ARTISTS for the OFFICIAL BOOK RELEASE of RISK/RIESGO, the brand new issue of FELIX: A Journal of Media Arts and Communications.
June 30, 7PM - 9PM
at
REMOTE LOUNGE
227 Bowery (between 2nd & 3rd St.)
212-228-0228
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RISK/RIESGO - - - Exploring the political, the transgressive, the risk of making works described by artists living in Mexico and the US.
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
This first bilingual issue of FELIX explores the political, the
transgressive, the risk of making works described by artists living in Mexico and the US. RISK/RIESGO includes articles, intriguing interviews and graphic works referent to topics relating to public space, culture jamming, body politics, reconstructing history, and daring from primarily Mexican and US artists. Edited by Kathy High with guest editors: Ximena Cuevas (Mexico), Roberto Lopez (Mexico) Jesse Lerner (US), Ricardo Nicolayevsky (Mexico)
Contributions by 76 artists including Animal Charm-Jim Fetterley & Rich Bott, Gustavo Artigas, Julia Barco, Ursula Biemann, Big Noise - Jacqueline Soohen & Rick Rowley, Mariana Botey, Nao Bustamante, Miguel Calderon, Fabian Castro, Paul Chan, Chilango - David Miranda, Goethe Ponton, Daniel Gonzalez,
Abigail Child, Arcangel Constantini, Minerva Cuevas, Ricardo Dominguez, Ivan Edeza, Christa Erikson, Carolina Esparragoza, Simin Farkhondeh, Adrian Garcia Gomez, Nathan Gibbs, Rita Gonzalez, Marco Granados, Silvia Gruner, Barbara Hammer, Dante Hernandez, Louis Hock, Nikolai Jeffs, Adriene Jenik,
Art Jones, Miranda July, Bill Kelley Jr., !Kung Lab - Pablo Boneu & Natalia Britos, Fernando Llanos, Chip Lord, Priamo Lozada, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Teresa Margolles Sierra, Carlos Martinez Suarez, Cuauhtemoc Medina, Jimena Mendoza Elizalde, Branda Miller, Liz Miller, Miguel Monroy, Richard Moszka, Jose Esteban Munoz, Hector Pacheco, POCHO
Come celebrate with EDITOR KATHY HIGH and the NEW YORK ARTISTS for the OFFICIAL BOOK RELEASE of RISK/RIESGO, the brand new issue of FELIX: A Journal of Media Arts and Communications.
June 30, 7PM - 9PM
at
REMOTE LOUNGE
227 Bowery (between 2nd & 3rd St.)
212-228-0228
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
RISK/RIESGO - - - Exploring the political, the transgressive, the risk of making works described by artists living in Mexico and the US.
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
This first bilingual issue of FELIX explores the political, the
transgressive, the risk of making works described by artists living in Mexico and the US. RISK/RIESGO includes articles, intriguing interviews and graphic works referent to topics relating to public space, culture jamming, body politics, reconstructing history, and daring from primarily Mexican and US artists. Edited by Kathy High with guest editors: Ximena Cuevas (Mexico), Roberto Lopez (Mexico) Jesse Lerner (US), Ricardo Nicolayevsky (Mexico)
Contributions by 76 artists including Animal Charm-Jim Fetterley & Rich Bott, Gustavo Artigas, Julia Barco, Ursula Biemann, Big Noise - Jacqueline Soohen & Rick Rowley, Mariana Botey, Nao Bustamante, Miguel Calderon, Fabian Castro, Paul Chan, Chilango - David Miranda, Goethe Ponton, Daniel Gonzalez,
Abigail Child, Arcangel Constantini, Minerva Cuevas, Ricardo Dominguez, Ivan Edeza, Christa Erikson, Carolina Esparragoza, Simin Farkhondeh, Adrian Garcia Gomez, Nathan Gibbs, Rita Gonzalez, Marco Granados, Silvia Gruner, Barbara Hammer, Dante Hernandez, Louis Hock, Nikolai Jeffs, Adriene Jenik,
Art Jones, Miranda July, Bill Kelley Jr., !Kung Lab - Pablo Boneu & Natalia Britos, Fernando Llanos, Chip Lord, Priamo Lozada, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Teresa Margolles Sierra, Carlos Martinez Suarez, Cuauhtemoc Medina, Jimena Mendoza Elizalde, Branda Miller, Liz Miller, Miguel Monroy, Richard Moszka, Jose Esteban Munoz, Hector Pacheco, POCHO
