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Opening Tonight @ Eric Firestone
Eric Firestone GalleryEast Coast Space
4 Newtown Lane
East Hampton, NY
ABC123 Group Show
Featuring works by:
JOSHUA ABELOW, JON BOCKSEL, STEPHANIE BRODY-LEDERMAN, CHRIS CACCAMISE,NANCY DWYER, ALFRED JENSEN, DEBORAH KASS, RON MOROSAN, LOREN MUNK, JOE NANASHE, DENNIS OPPENHEIM, KAY ROSEN, ED RUSCHA, LANCE RUTLEDGE and KAREN SHAW
April 23 - May 22, 2011
Opening reception: April 30, 2011
6-8pm
Opening Tonight @ Regina Rex
Regina Rex17-17 Troutman, #329
Queens, NY
Luminous Flux
Forrest Myers
Jim Clark
April 30 - June 22, 2011
Opening reception: April 30, 2011
7-10pm
Wynne Greenwood @ Susanne Vielmetter
6006 Washington Blvd.
Culver City, CA
How We Pray
Wynne Greenwood
April 30 - June 2011
Opening Tonight @ Renwick
45 Renwick Street
New York, NY
Nikolas Gambaroff
Carissa Rodriguez
April 29 - June 11, 2011
Opening reception: April 29, 2011
6-8pm
Closing Party Tonight @ Bronx River Art Center
The Bronx River Art Center (BRAC) would like to invite you to the closing reception for The Working Title, a 32-artist survey of recent abstraction, organized by Progress Report.
WHEN: Friday, April 29th 6-8pm
WHERE: 305 East 140th St. #1A, Bronx NY 10454
Opening Tonight @ Paula Cooper
Paula Cooper Gallery534 West 21st Street
Locations
Francis Alÿs, Carl Andre, John Baldessari, Stanley Brouwn, Sam Durant, Charles Gaines, Dan Graham, Hans Haacke, Douglas Huebler, Candy Jernigan, Sol LeWitt, Catherine Opie, Walid Raad, Mungo Thomson, Lawrence Weiner
April 28 - June 11, 2011
Opening reception: April 28, 2011, 6-8pm
Tonight @ Getty Center: Lecture "Blogging Now and Then (250 Years Ago)"
Getty Center1200 Getty Center Drive
Los Angeles, CA
"Blogging Now and Then (250 Years Ago)"
Lecture: Robert Darnton
Thursday, April 28, 2011, 7pm
Harold M. Williams Auditorium
Opening Tonight @ Real Fine Arts
Real Fine Arts673 meeker Ave
Brooklyn, NY
Georgia Sagri
April 27 - May 15, 2011
Opening reception: April 27, 2011
7-10pm
4.27.11 "Quotation of the Day"
"Your emotions get wrapped up in it. It reflected a particular moment in time in our lives."
JIM LEIJA, of Ann Arbor, Mich., on hearing that Friendster, a 2003 start-up now seen as a relic, is planning to wipe out its trove of photos, blog entries and messages.
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Is I dweaming? The grinny grin grins of the synched falsetto boogie castrati. Is I high? Did it happen at all? Hey young blogger let it go! you might say, let it go, it means nothing, best thing we can do is laugh, laugh that it ever happened, ha ha! But I am transfixed. The New Millennium is coming back to me, I remember now, I see it all. My eyeballs rock in their sockets like some kind of Raskolnikov. I experience an ecstatic suicide. 
She wasn't dreaming. Now she is conked out in front of the screen. Her Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing fingers are frozen forevermore in position on the keys. The video plays doggedly through to the end up there on the laptop. She is lying down, of course, in bed. She was just browsing the web, browsing some half-life from the early 2000s. Cornell West had come on the radio earlier while she was gardening. He was speaking about being in solidarity with three dimensions- the past, the present and the future. He said he wanted to be in solidarity with Martin Luther King. She thought he was very charismatic and enlivening. Well now her double-chin is showing, isn't it? Maybe a little drool. So eerie how the music video plays on after she is gone. Very cinematic, actually-- a director could use that, well, one probably has. It's probably been done a thousand times. Life goes on. People all over the globe are crunching potato chips into their mouths presently; sodas popped open with the same old wonderful snap. There are kids googling everything. Everything under the sun; they say for every war out there there's a Wikipedia page. They say for every Wikipedia page there are ten or more other Wikipedia pages. Actually no body says this, or if they do, they needn't, it's just a fact.
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