March 4-8- 09
Lincoln Center Damrosch Park
62nd Street and Amsterdam
(10th Avenue)
New York, NY 10023
Wednesday March 4
FirstView 3pm-9pm for all VIPs
Press Preview 6pm – 9pm for all press & special guests
Thursday–Sunday March 5-8
Cheap Fast and Out of Control Noon-8pm
PDA Auction Noon-8pm
World Cinema Program Noon-8pm
Collectors’ Receptions & Tours 3pm
General Admission Fair Hours
Thursday March 5 Noon-8pm
Friday March 6 Noon-8pm
Saturday March 7 Noon-8pm
Sunday March 8 Noon-7pm
Admission
www.scope-art.com/Index.php/new_york/schedule
Building on SCOPE Miami’s overwhelming success, SCOPE launches the 2009 season in New York for the eighth year with its flagship invitational fair, March 4-8. SCOPE New York 09, proudly returns to Manhattan’s culturally iconic Lincoln Center at the corner of 62nd Street and 10th Avenue just blocks from the ArmoryShow and serviced daily by VIP cars, shuttles and pedicabs.
SCOPE New York 09′s 50 international exhibitors will uphold SCOPE’s unique tradition of one-person and thematic group shows presented along side museum-quality programming, collector tours, screenings, and special events. SCOPE New York features galleries from four continents and 20 countries, including Austria, Canada, China, Costa Rica, Germany, Italy, Japan, Korea, the Netherlands, Philippines, Spain, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. SCOPE New York 2009 Exhibitor List
SCOPE Art Fair has evolved from an industry niche to an influential global contributor, with ongoing events, educational programs, and the SCOPE Foundation 501(c) 3. With total sales of nearly 100 million USD, over 250,000 visitors, and wide media attention including that of The New York Times, Vanity Fair, The Wall Street Journal, The Financial Times, Art in America, and ArtNet Magazine. Over the years SCOPE has helped build a flourishing collector base and remains a proud contributor to the ever expanding global market.
Cheap Fast and Out of Control
Benefiting the SCOPE Foundation
Thursday–Saturday Noon–8pm
Sunday Noon – 7pm
Cheap Fast & Our of Control, presented by the SCOPE Foundation, opens its doors March 4th – 8th in a 2000 sq ft pavilion connected to the SCOPE Art Fair at Lincoln Center. “Artists are consistently asked to donate artwork for benefits,” explains organizer & artist, Lilah Freedland, “CFOOC puts the money directly in the artists’ hands by giving them 70% of the sales from their auctioned art, skills and education.”
The 5 day event will showcase bands, films, and sell artist multiples with a price point geared for the ‘everyperson’.
“We want the SCOPE Foundation to be an egalitarian endeavor,” says Freedland, “Folks can come by and purchase a print or a book or a record, and know that the majority of the money they spent buying an awesome artwork is going directly to the artist while supporting the future initiatives of the SCOPE Foundation.”
Artists include Aaron Diskin, John Espinosa, Martha Colburn, Christy & Emily, Ryan Sawyer, Lonewolf and Cub, Amanda Palmer, Carrie Dashow, Kevin Cooley, Marc Ganzglass,Kristen Schiele, Liz Ensz, Marc Dean Veca, Michael Bilsborough, Mitch Miller, Michael Cataldi, Matthew Bakkom, Craig Smith, Matt Porter, Matt Bua, Jef Scharf, Nate Kassel, Wodger Records, Willy Somma, Rachel Comey, Amie Cunningham, Avant-God Records, Ryan Doyle, UFO 907, Society For a Subliminal State, Desert Island, Uninhabitable Mansions, Kelly Diaz, Emily Noelle Lambert, The Girl Project, Timothy Monaghan, Je_ Lutonsky, Digby & Iona, Stephanie Diamond, Laura ova, Carolyn Salas, free 103point9, Jibz Cameron, Lee Wells and Cunt Clothing.
Special Installations
The SCOPE Foundation is pleased to present Maya Hayuk…
Maya Hayuk’s mural will be displayed at the entry of SCOPE New York 09. Maya is a muralist, painter, photographer, printmaker, curator, player of records, writer, performer, collector, Barnstormer, video maker, documentarian and lover of life who’s lives in Brooklyn, New York by way of San Francisco, Baltimore, Boston and Toronto. From her largescale murals and installations to small works on paper, her obsession with symmetry and her collection of images of mandalas, playing cards, hexes, totem poles, Ukrainian Easter eggs, quilts and bandannas play out in works that espouse the traditional as well as the innovative.
And Kristen Schiele…
Kristen Schiele creates “RIDING AMERICA LIKE A CHEAP PONY,” a full-scale timber frame house installation. Based on the artist’s 2D works, the house is a scenic domestic land of memorabilia made from dumpster-derived objects and found timber. Mock Rifles, games, and beer symbolize the hard currency of the Great American Experiment.
Special Performances
Wednesday March 4 during the FirstView
Lonewolf and Cub
Cinema Program
Day 1 Thursday On the Contrary: Recent Artist Videos from the Middle East
Curated by Mary Billyou and Meredith Drum
This program presents a wide range of cinema projects that share a rebellious and subjective resistance to imperial domination in the Middle East.
Program 1 12pm–2pm
Baghdad in No Particular Order
Featuring Paul Chan as well as shorter works by Naeem Mohaimen, Jeanne Finely and John Muse, Caroline Koebel, Benj Gerdes, Mary Billyou and Annelisse Fifi, Sabine Gruffat, Susan Youssef.
Program 2 2pm–4pm
Operation Atropos
Featuring Coco Fusco and shorter works by Harun Farocki and Walid Ra’ad.
Program 3 4pm–6pm
Beyond Guilt
Featuring films by Maayan Amir and Ruti and shorter works by Martha Rosler, Bryan Boyce,The Yes Men, Eric Fensler, Dara Greenwald, NYC Ya Basta.
Panel Discussion 6pm–8pm
Shifting Alliances
A reflection on methods of provocation used by artists to make political cinema, in this case regarding war in the Middle East, moderated by Mary Billyou and Meredith Drum with Martha Rosler, Benj Gerdes, Chen Tamir, Judy Ditner, and TBA.
Martha Colburn Martha will be showing her films with live musical accompaniment
Thursday–Sunday March 5-8
Christy & Emily www.myspace.com/christyandemily
Flaming Fire II www.myspace.com/flamingfire
Abacus www.myspace.com/abacusucaba
Personal Development Auction (PDA)
Benefiting the SCOPE Foundation
The PDA, Personal Development Auction, opening on the 4th and closing at 5pm on the 8th in the SCOPE Foundation tent, allows fairgoers the opportunity to bid on things like a personal tour of the Harvard Vision Science Lab, a Welding Lesson, or an introduction to Hydraulics. Master Screenprinters, Top Chefs, Pilots and Financial Consultants have donated time and education to auction winners. The opening bids will be low, so finding out if you really want to weld won’t break the bank.
All proceeds go to the SCOPE Foundation to support working artists.
Day 2 Friday The Russians are here
Program 1 12pm–2pm
Walking a Fine Line—Parables of the Sublime and the Subversive in Russian Video Art
Curated by Ksenia Fedorova and Alisa Prudnikova
The National Center for Contemporary Art presents Russian video that reflects complex and controversial attitude towards the sublime in Russian culture. Artists include: Leonid Tishkov, Blue Soup, Vladlena Gromova, Alexey Buldakov, Veronika Rudyeva-Ryazantseva, Provmyza, Bombily and others. www.uralncca.ru
Program 2 2pm–3pm
Winzavod—Moscow Contemporary Art Centre presents a one hour video program.
Curated by: Anya Seizova, Christina Steinbrecher
Seizova and Steinbrecher will present a diverse selection of top video artists represented by Winzavod galleries. www.winzavod.com
Program 3 3pm–4pm
A Stranger in a Strange Land — A quest
to understand the Russian soul
Curated by Lee Wells
Video by artists that Wells met, during his residency with NCCA in Russia. Artists include: Yuliya Lanina, Den Marino, Kirill Preobrazhenskiy, Masha Sha, Julia Milner, Where the Dogs Run Group, and others. www.leewells.org
Panel Discussion 4pm–6pm
Contemporary Russian New Media
Sta_ Picks 6pm–8pm
The SCOPE Art Fair staff share a selection of their favorite videos.
Day 3 Saturday Monkey Town Presents
Program 1 12pm–4pm
Regeneration Hex—You Are Your Own Screen
Curated by Genesis Breyer P-Orridge
Rare films exploring the cut-up revelational process, including works byWilliam S. Burroughs, Brion Gysin, Breyer P-Orridge, Kenneth Anger, Sam Zimmerman and Derek Jarman.
Program 2 4pm–6pm
You Can Rebuild You
Curated by Sam Zimmerman
Assorted investigations into the future of the body: remodeled, reimagined, realized.
Includes biofeedback analysis by the Metasynergistics Evaluative Media Experience.
Program 3 6pm–8pm
George Kuchar’s Videographic Violations Sinema Show
Curated by john pollard & ada gallery.
Film program & artist talk by Legendary filmmaker George Kuchar with special guests includes a Premier & his cult classics!
Day 4 Sunday Lo-Fi + Street Hi
Program 1 12pm–2pm
George Kuchar’s Videographic Violations Sinema Show
Curated by John Pollard & ADA Gallery
Film program & artist talk by Legendary filmmaker George Kuchar with special guests includes a Premier & his cult classics!
Program 2 2pm–4pm
Private Property, Public Ideas Street Art in Transition.
Curated by Jonathan Levine
Panel Discussion 4pm–6pm
Private Property, Public Ideas: Street art in transition
Moderator: Carlo McCormick, WK Interact, The Wooster Collective.
