ON VIEW
14 OCT 06: SNOW
SNOW
video performance by Sandrine Harris & Alexandra Lerman
soundscape by Stephen Dirkes
Saturday, October 14, 2006, at 3:30 pm and 5:30 pm, during the 10th DUMBO Art Under the Bridge Festival.
13 OCT 06: 10th Annual DUMBO Art Under the Bridge Festival
10th Annual DUMBO Art Under the Bridge Festival
October 13 – 15, 2006, at Rabbithole Studio, 33 Washington Street
Fri Oct 13
7p: COUPLES, a new photographic series by Justin William Lin
Sat Oct 14
1p, 2p & 4p: i.dent.it(y), curated by Merav Ezer
featuring video works by Ido Flux, Adi Shniderman & Merav Ezer, Traci Talasco, Noa Sadaka, Leor Grady, Yam Hameiri, Mica Scalin
3:30p & 5:30p: SNOW, video performance by Sandrine Harris & Alexandra Lerman; soundscape by Stephen Dirkes
Bands
7p: Lolita Bras
8.30p: Low Brau
10p: Gnome Syndrome
11p: The Eugenics [featuring Stu Spasm of Lubricated Goat & Ian Wilson of Star Spangles]
special performance by Touchhole
Sun Oct 15
4p: NEXT WAVES OF DANCE, curated by Chih-Chun Huang
1. Descending, choreographed and performed by Chih-Chun Huang
2. My Space Is Sometimes Yours, choreographed and performed by Cortney McGuire & Leah Nelson
3. Untitled, choreographed and performed by Naoko Morita
4. Untitled, choreographed and performed by Sarah Young & Paul Singh
5. Non-Fusion [by Zero to Infinity], choreographed by Mai Miyamoto
6. Furcata Baby [by Anne Zuerner]
7. Melting, Shadow Balance [by The Dive], composed/created/produced by Jonathan Pratt, engineered/produced by Austin Donahue
12 OCT 06: COUPLES by Justin William Lin
Rabbithole Studio presents COUPLES, a new photographic series by Justin William Lin.
Special opening: Thursday, October 12, 7 – 11 pm, 33 Washington Street @ Water Street, Brooklyn
COUPLES is photographer Justin William Lin's first exhibition at Rabbithole. Known for his muted tones and distinctive play on form, Lin's series (in progress) attempts to transcend the conventional representations of sex, the photographer-subject relationship, and intimacy in general. From a fixed position above the bed of two persons in an established relationship, Lin's camera captures the process and form of physical and sexual intimacy from a detached point of view. Through this top-down perspective, the photographs take on an observational quality with the bed filling the frame. The participants are also given control over the camera, via wireless remote, and are therefore left alone to record themselves in action without the presence of a third person. The resulting images have a quiet, neutral rawness, strong and defiant of the popular notions of sex and subject.
COUPLES will be on view until Nov 25, 2006.