Wednesday
Nov102010

It's official- we have advisors

Last week marked the very first meeting of EFA Project Space's Advisory Committee! This group is made up of folks who have provided much expertise to the Project Space throughout its development, and now we have made them official advisors. The purpose of doing this is to a) credit these individuals for the ongoing role they play in advancing our program and b) provide an opportunity to bring these diverse minds together for an ultimate brainstorming session! And what a great session it was. This is one clever, experienced group, and we are ever grateful to have them on board.

EFA Project Space Advisory Committee consists of:

Francine K Affourtit, artist, Director of Program Development at EFA

Jean Barberis, curator, Artistic Director, Flux Factory

Christa Blatchford, artist and Artist Support Director at Joan Mitchell Foundation

Ian Cooper, artist

Matthew Deleget, artist and Founder/ Director of Minus Space

Felicity Hogan, artist, curator, Executive Director of Artist Alliance International, and Program Officer, NYFA Learning

Trong Gia Nguyen, artist, curator, NYC Editor of ArtSlant

Chen Tamir, curator and Executive Director of Flux Factory

 

Wednesday
Nov102010

'all we ever wanted...' in the press!

So far we have had some great write ups for our current show 'all we ever wanted was everything'

Check out the Hell's Kitchen feature at DNAinfo (manhattan local news)

And go here to see what Flavorpill has to say!

Coming soon- a spot on NY1!

Friday
Nov052010

Opening today: 'all we ever wanted was everything'

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Opening reception refreshments provided by

Thursday
Nov042010

Save the Date: Ephemera Swap!

Saturday, DECEMBER 11, 2010, 4 to 7 pm. EFA and Printeresting team up for our second DIY Quick and Dirty Ephemera Swap!

For more information on how to participate, please email projectspace@efanyc.org

Friday
Oct292010

Opening Next Week: An exhibition that walks away with the audience

Opening on Friday November 5, during New York City Print Week, all we ever wanted was everything commissions nine artists to question the importance of the single image. These artists have been asked to design a single black and white image to be produced as a run of one thousand posters, free for the taking.

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Opening reception refreshments           provided by