New York Clown Theatre Festival

Our friend Ishah Janssen-Faith is performing in this year's New York Clown Theatre Festival. Here's all the info straight from the source's mouth:

"We, JAMES & JF, are proud to announce that our new show, CHANNEL ONE, is included in an all-star lineup at The New York Clown Theatre Festival 2010 at The Brick Theater.

THREE NIGHTS ONLY!
Sunday, September 19th at 8pm
Wednesday, September 22nd at 9pm
Thursday, September 23rd at 7pm

Buy tickets now: $15
Here's how: www.bricktheater.com/clown or 1-866-811-4111

THIS MATTERS.

JAMES & JF is Emily James and Ishah Janssen-Faith together. CHANNEL ONE is their first full-length show about two lonely sisters in the future who discover a live audience and something called 'TV.'"

Congratulations Ishah!

Manual Transmission

Our friend Joy is co-curating Manual Transmission, a group show in Brooklyn that looks to be really interesting. From the Humble Arts Foundation website:

"Each artist (or collaborative group) will create a unique piece comprised of 36 exposures from one roll of 35mm color slide film. All exposures will be shown. Humble will exhibit the projects simultaneously on 10 screens during a one-night rooftop slide show scheduled for July 31, 2010."

So you have one chance to experience this experience!

More info here.

Shooting Water

New news! I will once again be teaming up with our good friend George to capture something wonderful, as I am shooting the procession of her Wherever There Is Water parade. I couldn't be more excited.

If you need to catch up on what this soon-to-be fantastic parade is all about, go here, here, or here for all the details. And if you're in the Philadelphia area on April 24th, stop by and experience something truly one of a kind.

The parade kicks off at dusk (around 7:45pm).

Oh, one more thing, you can also follow the final week leading up to the big parade and get some sneak peeks at the art. George is actively posting on something called Twitter.

More Water

I previously posted a link to George's blog about her latest work in progress. Check it out if you haven't already.

But here's more about Wherever There Is Water from Fleisher Art Memorial, the organization where George is currently in residency with this new and sure-to-be amazing public project.

Fleisher: Wherever There Is Water

Going To Miami

Well, the work of Joy Drury Cox will be, that is. So if you're in the Miami area you should definitely check out Humble Arts Foundation's exhibition of Joy's work at the NADA Art Fair next month. Here are the details:

December 3rd-6th
The Deauville Beach Resort
6701 Collins Avenue
Miami Beach, FL

Admission is free and open to the public.

More info can be found at Humble's site and the NADA site.

This show is sure to be as illuminating as the Florida sunshine.

Wherever There Is Water

George has another wonderful project in the works. Please take a look and see for yourself...

Wherever There Is Water

Inspiring, to say the least.

New Shows By KTLO Alum

Joy has new shows happening right now (and a couple coming up very soon)! If you're in the MO, NYC, or NJ areas, check them out.

"text. (or in the vacancy of)"
at Greenlease Gallery
Rockhurst University
1100 Rockhurst Road
Kansas City, MO
Aug. 28 - Oct. 10 (that's tomorrow!)
more info

"Linear Progression"
at Horse Trader Gallery
519 Grand Street, 2nd Floor
Brooklyn, NY
Oct. 9 - 31
more info

"We Do Our Part"
at Envoy Enterprises
131 Christie Street, Ground Floor
New York, NY
Oct. 22 (one night show)
more info

"Moolah"
at Arts Guild of Rahway
1670 Irving Street
Rahway, NJ
Nov. 13 - Dec. 11
more info