"Get on the Block", a show featuring Julianne Ahn, Matt Phillips, Travis LeRoy Southworth, Liz Zanis, TSA member Alex Paik , is opening this Friday at Camel Art Space in Brooklyn. The show, curated by Lauren van Haaften-Schick "explores social and self-conscious motivations and anxieties surrounding art production and display. Through sincere humor, humility and coy absurdity, these artists confront what critic Jan Verwoert has termed "the pressure to perform," the expectation that artists and cultural producers present only absolute, correct assertions with the "genius-like" promise of positive results. In contrast, these works offer open-ended proposals or temporary conclusions, rendering suspect the desire and criteria for defining success or failure."
The opening reception is Friday, May 13th from 6-9pm. The show is up until June 13th.
Camel Art Space
722 Metropolitan Avenue, 2nd floor
Brooklyn, NY 11211
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Last Weekend to See "Night Is A Girl"
Terri Saulin's show "Night Is A Girl" is up at Tiger Strikes Asteroid (on the 4th floor) through this weekend. We will be open Saturday and Sunday 2-6, or by appointment - TigerStrikesAsteroid (at) gmail (dot) com.
p.s. Don't forget to check out our Kickstarter page and help support the move to the second floor!
p.s. Don't forget to check out our Kickstarter page and help support the move to the second floor!
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Thursday, April 14, 2011
Support TSA on Kickstarter!
We're very excited to announce that our Kickstarter project has launched. We're hoping to raise $1,500 (or more!) by July 12th. Read all about our plans for the new space and upcoming programs, watch the sweet video of our past exhibitions and get the scoop on the rewards: pins, tote bags and original art...oh my! In case you're on the fence, remember that the project will only be funded unless we receive $1,500 (or more!) in pledges by July 12th.
Click through and start pledging!
Click through and start pledging!
Thursday, April 07, 2011
Breaking News: Tiger Strikes Asteroid is Moving...to the second floor!
"Tiger Strikes Asteroid is excited to announce it is moving! Since it opened in
2009, the gallery has been housed on the 4th floor of 319A North 11th Street.
Beginning in May of 2011, we will be housed in a beautiful new space on the
2nd floor of the same building, home to Grizzly Grizzly, Marginal Utility and
others.
Our new home will be unit number 2H. In advance of this move we will be
having a one night only show of all Tiger Strikes Asteroid members on April
the 15th in our new space and a special mid-month reception for Theresa
Saulin's solo show on the 4th floor to coincide with “Gallery Night” in
Philadelphia. Both events will take place from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM on the 15th.
Looking forward to seeing you there!"
2009, the gallery has been housed on the 4th floor of 319A North 11th Street.
Beginning in May of 2011, we will be housed in a beautiful new space on the
2nd floor of the same building, home to Grizzly Grizzly, Marginal Utility and
others.
Our new home will be unit number 2H. In advance of this move we will be
having a one night only show of all Tiger Strikes Asteroid members on April
the 15th in our new space and a special mid-month reception for Theresa
Saulin's solo show on the 4th floor to coincide with “Gallery Night” in
Philadelphia. Both events will take place from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM on the 15th.
Looking forward to seeing you there!"
One night only members show!
Friday April 15th, 5:00-10:00
Double trouble: Theresa Saulin upstairs, member show downstairs
Theresa Saulin's "Night Is A Girl" reviewed by Philadelphia Weekly
Theresa Saulin's show "Night is a Girl" opens this Friday (April 1st) at Tiger Strikes Asteroid.
Philadelphia Weekly reviewed the show as one of their "April First Friday Picks".
"Theresa Saulin, a local artist whose recent works are on view this month at Tiger Strikes Asteroid, evokes both biological systems and man’s predilection for intrusion. “Night is a Girl” showcases the artist’s astonishing aptitude for translating a theme into disparate mediums. Her earthenware sculptures are beautiful yet harrowing mutations of human and botanical forms... The unexpected synthesis of cast-off doll parts and vegetal growths is at once a fascinating novelty and an alarming anomaly, the sort of artifact one might have uncovered from an Old World cabinet of curiosities... By obscuring whole bodies of evidence, Saulin demands a close examination of her diagrams, which like nearly every natural phenomenon, elude the viewers’ total comprehension."
Read the review entire here, and come check out the opening at Tiger Strikes Asteroid on Friday, April 1st from 6-9pm.
Philadelphia Weekly reviewed the show as one of their "April First Friday Picks".
"Theresa Saulin, a local artist whose recent works are on view this month at Tiger Strikes Asteroid, evokes both biological systems and man’s predilection for intrusion. “Night is a Girl” showcases the artist’s astonishing aptitude for translating a theme into disparate mediums. Her earthenware sculptures are beautiful yet harrowing mutations of human and botanical forms... The unexpected synthesis of cast-off doll parts and vegetal growths is at once a fascinating novelty and an alarming anomaly, the sort of artifact one might have uncovered from an Old World cabinet of curiosities... By obscuring whole bodies of evidence, Saulin demands a close examination of her diagrams, which like nearly every natural phenomenon, elude the viewers’ total comprehension."
Read the review entire here, and come check out the opening at Tiger Strikes Asteroid on Friday, April 1st from 6-9pm.
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