Meghan LeBorious PERFORMANCE tomorrow night

Just a little reminder that Meghan LeBorious will be at Mixed Greens tomorrow night for a Closing Performance of Emptiness & Its Implications.

Meghan LeBorious @ Mixed Greens
Thursday, March 22nd
7-8pm

We'll see you there.

TAGS: performance / windows

A performance by Meghan LeBorious on Thursday, March 22nd

Mixed Greens is pleased to announce that in conjunction with her window drawing installation Emptiness & Its Implications, Meghan LeBorious, will enact a closing performance utilizing salt, chandelier crystals and light.

The performance will take place only on Thursday, March 22nd, from 7-8pm.

Download a press release for the window installation here.

Please contact me (courtney[at]mixedgreens[dot]com) with any questions regarding the event. Hope to see you there!

TAGS: performance / window

Mark Mulroney: Flick it to Win It

As promised, the info for the Flick Football Tournament, featuring Team Captain Mark Mulroney, will commence this Friday at Partners & Spade.

Word is out, thanks to Daily Candy:
What: Put those seventh grade tabletop skills to use during artist Mark Mulroney’s pint-size, pre-Super Bowl gathering.
Why: Take a break from playing to admire relics of paper seasons past. (We’re impressed by the Billy Graham-inspired “Flick Thee Satan Back to Hell” record.)
When: Fri., 6-9 p.m.
Where: Partners & Spade, 40 Great Jones St., b/t Bowery & Lafayette St. (646-861-2827). Admission is free. To sign up, e-mail post@partnersandspade.com.

TAGS: event / mixedgreensartists / performance

Monday NEWS and LINKS

The three year lawsuit between Joe Simon and the Andy Warhol Foundation and its Authentication Board is over. I find this story very upsetting for two reasons: 1. Mr. Simon certainly presented an awful lot of material that supported the validity of his claim, and 2. I think there should be more attention given to the fact that Authentication Boards often operate with what might be considered a great conflict of interest: it's not uncommon for these board members to in fact be collectors of that same artist's art work, and as an "authenticator" they also control the artist's market (and therefore value). Hmm...

Eau de Cat Pee?? Kiki Smith's new perfume.

Laura Hoptman is back at MoMA.

SHOUT OUT to CulturePop for this flattering feature.

TAGS: performance