Company and safety—individually, these words signify feelings of communal warmth and security. But when put together they signify anonymous regulation. The artists in this show possess distinct creative voices, but, running through all of their practices, one finds a mixture of humor, sincerity, anxiety, and poetry.

New work by:
Body by Body (Melissa Sachs & Cameron Soren)
Nick DeMarco
Ann Hirsch
Bunny Rogers
Andrew Norman Wilson

Sculpture by Travess Smalley, wall hangings by Andrej Ujhazy

Curated by Gene McHugh

Sunday, September 9, 2012
6:00pm – 9:00pm

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For the purposes of this fair, Silvershed is abstaining from showing art objects to present a suite of ongoing collaboratively written texts, exploring new ‘motions’ or mini-movements that have been in development over the past decade. The following text and posters are in draft form, and will be edited with added comments in the next Silvershed publication.

“If increasingly dispersed technologies allow us to challenge static and essentialist  notions of subjectivity, points of reference, of agency, might prove the most fruitful ground for its reconstruction. In the networked environment that embraces formlessness and flux, narrative becomes a tool for identity, regenerating the very system it works to reveal.”

–excerpt from Narrative text

The following texts reflect a global multi-perspectivality, and are collectively written by Silvershed with friends in New York, London, and Los Angeles through online collaboration of fellow artists, writers, and curators:

Pro-Fem                                      Know Wave (Art)                      Narrative   
Sissel Kardel                               Michelle Heinz                          Harry Burke
Nicolas Linnert                           Patrick Meagher                        Edward Fornieles
Patrick Meagher                         Yunhee Min                               Holly Harriet
Gene McHugh
Ben Vickers

Dependent Art Fair 2012
March 10, 2012
12 – 8pm
The Comfort Inn
136 Ludlow Street
New York

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The ABCs with Gilles Deleuze

A–F                Tuesday, March 6 & Thursday, March 8

G–M               Friday, March 9

N–Z                Saturday, March 10 & Sunday, March 11

One segment will be showing repeatedly throughout each day.

Organized by Silvershed

DVD: “Gilles Deleuze from A to Z” Gilles Deleuze, Claire Parnet and Pierre-Andre Boulang. Translated by Charles J. Stivale. Semiotexte, 2011.

Wall banners by Silvershed
SPRING/BREAK Art Show
March 8 – 11, 2012
233 Mott Street
New York