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[Paul McLean]

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øKtuber @GFS

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 GOOD FAITH SPACE PRESENTS ØKTUBER WEEKEND AT STANDARD TOYKRAFT

PRESS RELEASE

For Immediate Release

Art for Humans [AFH] + Standard ToyKraft [STK] are pleased to present øKTuber Weekend at Good Faith Space [GFS], October 26th and 27th, 2013. The shows will include amazing live musical performance, exhibition and screening by NYC artists Wilson Novitzki, Shane Kennedy and Eric Leiser, plus friends. The program will kick off Saturday, October 26, 6-9PM, with the first installment of the GFS music showcase The Maintenance Series, hosted by Wilson Novitzki and featuring special guests, including Matt Nelson on sax. On Sunday, October 27th, 6-9PM, GFS/STK holds an opening reception for "Something About Encryption," Shane Kennedy's iconic wall paintings, in the GFS project room, and, in the STK theater, screens "Elementals," experimental short films and animations by Eric Leiser. Good Faith Space is located at 722 Metropolitan in Williamsburg/Brooklyn, on the 3rd Floor, at Standard ToyKraft.

BY SUBWAY: L Train to Graham Avenue, G to Lorimer Street

CONTACT: AFH/GFS Lead Artist Paul McLean [artforhumans@gmail.com or (c)615.491.7285] or GFS Director Lauren Guardalabene McLean [lguardalabene@hotmail.com or (c)916.206.6564]

URL: www.goodfaithspace.com

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 MORE INFORMATION

ABOUT THE MAINTENANCE SERIES [TMS] AND WILSON NOVITZKI

Good Faith Space [GFS] is pleased to showcase The Maintenance Series of improvised musical performances. The Series will be recorded and posted to an ongoing collection of improvised music on the Good Faith Space website. Wilson Novitzki is the Lead Artist for The Maintenance Series. Wilson is a guitarist and pianist in Brooklyn, NY. He focuses primarily on improvised music. He currently tours in the band of iconoclastic legend R. Stevie Moore. 

ABOUT TMS FEATURED GUEST MUSICIAN MATT NELSON

Born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, Matt has been playing the saxophone since his days at El Carmelo Elementary School. He left the sunshine of California for the flurries and wintry mix of Northeastern Ohio, where he attended Oberlin College and Consuuhhvatry to study with Gary Bartz and Paul Cohen, among others. After graduating he moved back to the Bay Area and became an active member of the experimental/jazz/noise/whatever scene in Oakland and San Francisco. He's had the pleasure of performing and recording with a lot of different musicians and bands like Timosaurus, Arts & Sciences, Beep!, Graham Connah, Weasel Walter, Peter Evans, Ben Goldberg, genevbaker, 8 Legged Monster, The Jazz Mafia, Zion I, nd tUnE-yArDs. He is now spending a good portion of his time living in Brooklyn, with recurrent trips back to Oakland.

WEBSITE: www.mattnelsonsax.com

 ABOUT SHANE KENNEDY

Shane Kennedy is a New York based artist who originally hails from middle Tennessee. Shane is proficient in a wide array of binary, electronic, dimensional and analog media. An active member of The Society for the Prevention of Creative Obsolescence, Shane works hard to keep it real so you don't have to. He is a graduate of The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art and a counselor at the Art for Humans Camp for Young Men. 

 ABOUT ERIC LEISER

Eric Leiser is an award-winning artist, filmmaker, animator, puppeteer, writer, holographer working in the New York and California. A graduate from CalArt’s Experimental Animation program, he creates animated and live action feature films and shorts as well as works integrating animation, puppetry, painting, holography, live performance and installation. Leiser is interested in how animation transforms perception when it is combined with live action space, creating a fantastical, spiritual and surrealistic quality.    His animated/live action films have been shown at the Victoria and Albert Museum, The Istanbul Modern Museum of Art, MoMA, New Museum, The MIT Museum, The Ruben H. Fleet Space Museum, Thessaloniki Contemporary Art Museum, Centro Cultural Ricardo Rojas Museum de Buenos Aires, MASS MoCA,(BFI) British Film Institute, Four-Dimensions Space Art Museum, Beijing, CAFA Beijing, Aster Arts Plaza Hiroshima, Anthology Film Archives, Los Angeles Filmforum, REDCAT, the San Francisco Film Society, Goldsmiths College London, California Institute of the Arts and the School of the Art Institute in Chicago among others.  His films have screened at film festivals worldwide such as the Annecy International Film Festival, Hiroshima International Animation Film Festival, The Istanbul International Animated Film Festival, The San Francisco International Animated Film Festival, EXIS Experimental Film Festival, Seoul, Korea, Fringe Festival, Edinburgh, among many others.  

He has made 35 short films, eight of which appear in the DVD release Eclectic Shorts by Eric Leiser, and three features: Faustbook, released April 25, 2006 by Vanguard Cinema International, and "Imagination", released theatrically in the US and Internationally in summer 2007 and February 2008 on DVD by Vanguard Cinema International. "Imagination" was featured in the May 2008 issue of Animation Magazine. "Glitch in the Grid" Eric's third live action/animated feature film was released theatrically in the US and Internationally on October 2011 and February 2012 on DVD/VOD through Vanguard Cinema International. The film premiered at the Annecy International Animation Festival in Annecy, France and the Hiroshima International Animation Festival in Hiroshima, Japan, the two most prestigious and respected animation festivals in the world. The film premiered nationally as the opening night film at the San Francisco International Animation Festival and went to win awards at various smaller international and national film festivals. The film has a fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes and was reviewed by Variety, The Huffington Post, The New York Times, The San Francisco Chronicle among many others and featured on Apple Trailers and Itunes. He is a founding member of Albino Fawn Productions along with his brother and collaborator musician Jeffrey Leiser. Eric is an alumni of CalArt's Experimental Animation program. For updates www.albinofawn.com

ERIC LEISER: FILMOGRAPHY

Dreamer (2000) Waking a Dream (2000) Autumn (2001) Prelude (2001) Terra Incognita (2002) Psalms (2004) Iceland (2004) Young Faustus (2004) Faustbook (feature) (2005) Lot in Sodom (2005)   Ephemera (2005)  Beyond the Forest (2006) Imagination (feature) (2007) Forest (2007) Dream One (2007) Earthquake (2008) Town on Skull Rock (2008) Irrational Numbers (2008) Tir Na Nog  (2008) Regeneration (2009) Maelstrom (2010) Hastings Conqueror (2010) Glitch in the Grid (feature) (2011) LAND (2011) Norsk Folksang (2011) Into the Forest (2011) The Boy who went after the North Wind (2011) Broken Dream (2012) Living Waters (2012) If i was (2013) Little Band of Sailors (2013) automata (2013) *additional works made for galleries not listed

 

ABOUT GOOD FAITH SPACE

GOOD FAITH SPACE [GFS] currently inhabits the Project Room of Standard ToyKraft in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NYC. The mission of GFS is to platform Dimensionist Art projects and multidisciplinary collaborations by accomplished and emerging creative practitioners, and to serve as a nexus for 4D discourse in NYC. Paul McLean is Lead artist of GFS. GFS is sponsored by Kellogg LTD.

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tags: Wilson Novitzki, Shane Kennedy, eric leiser, matt nelson
categories: AFH Projects, Good Faith Space, music, Solo Exhibition, SftPoCO, screening
Wednesday 10.16.13
Posted by Paul McLean
 

Dane Rex/Nonesuch Documentation

Here are a selection of photos chronicling Dane's exhibit "Nonesuch" at Good Faith Space. 

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tags: dane rex, documentation
categories: AFH Projects, Good Faith Space, Solo Exhibition
Friday 09.20.13
Posted by Paul McLean
 

[28-9July] Dane Rex / Nonesuch Flyer + Installation (2)

I designed a flyer for local distribution & added some more installation shots... - PJM

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tags: dane rex
categories: Good Faith Space, AFH Projects, Solo Exhibition
Monday 07.29.13
Posted by Paul McLean
 

Nonesuch: Dane Rex Solo Exhibition at GFS [Opening 2Aug2013]

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Good Faith Space [GFS], Art for Humans [AFH] and Kellogg LTD are proud to present NONESUCH, the first solo exhibition for Bushwick-based artist Dane Rex. GFS will host an opening reception for NONESUCH on Friday, August 2nd from 6-8PM. Copies of Dane's second zine, "Jaundice," will be on view and available for purchase at the reception. Good Faith Space is located at 722 Metropolitan in Williamsburg/Brooklyn, on the 3rd Floor, at Standard ToyKraft.

BY SUBWAY: L Train to Graham Avenue, G to Lorimer Street

CONTACT: Paul McLean [artforhumans@gmail.com or (c)615.491.7285]

PREVIEW ZINES: http://danerex.bigcartel.com/

PREVIEW ART [in black & white]: http://instagram.com/nonesuch_

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ARTIST STATEMENT

DANE REX

Nonesuch 

Making art has always been a release for me. I've always made art. It's just what I did, what I do. I never set out to produce pieces with a specific subject or moral/social/political message. When making art in the beginning I don't think there's much of a thought process. I enjoy the feel of the pen or paintbrush in my hand, cutting up images, playing with the materials and textures, spending hours working on one piece. Upon reflection, I know subconsciously when I'm making my artwork there's more going on than me simply cutting up images and sticking them onto paper. I see patterns in my work. I see that they are visceral and raw and can be perceived as political, socially aggressive, whatever, but I never like to think about it too much, and I don't want to put a label on something when I'm not sure myself what it means - if it means anything at all. If I had to derive meaning from my work I would suggest that I am a product of the world around me. What I create is a symptom of my own experiences growing up and now. My world is my childhood, my parents, Florida, Granada, Long Island... My tiny basement studio. I'm inspired by New York: its crudeness, its aggression, its seemingly unbreakable veneer. I like the abandoned parts, the old factories,the train tracks, the forgotten areas, the uncared for places - hell, the uncared for people. I've always had a fascination with photographs. I like to collect strangers' old photo albums. Sometimes I would find them in the trash, and just thought I should keep them. Other times in junk stores I would find a family portrait and felt I, someone, should have this, do something with this. I suppose its a voyeuristic interest. It's like peeking into someones personal world. My other love is the advertisements from old magazines. The picture-perfect wife, the gleaming children, the delicious food, the sophisticated liquors, the artsy cigarettes... Basically we are being sold the American dream. When looking through modern images the message is the same. We are still being sold this idea of perfection. This is how you should look, dress, eat. This is happiness, and this is the ideal America. This is what we are all striving for. This is making us unhappy, and I reject theses ideals, these pressures. I take this imagery and I re-imagine it. I take the image out of context, I create a new meaning. The images are no longer perfect. You can take whatever you want from it in the end, but at least it is real.

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ABOUT GOOD FAITH SPACE

GOOD FAITH SPACE [GFS] currently inhabits the Project Room of Standard ToyKraft in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NYC. The mission of GFS is to platform Dimensionist Art projects and multidisciplinary collaborations by accomplished and emerging creative practitioners, and to serve as a nexus for 4D discourse in NYC. Paul McLean is Lead artist of GFS. GFS is sponsored by Kellogg LTD.

tags: dane rex, zine, assemblage
categories: AFH Projects, Good Faith Space, Solo Exhibition
Tuesday 07.16.13
Posted by Paul McLean
 

"RELIABILITY" -- WILSON NOVITZKI Photographs at Good Faith Space

​Click the e-vite to visit the Facebook event page for "RELIABILITY."

​Click the e-vite to visit the Facebook event page for "RELIABILITY."

ART FOR HUMANS & GOOD FAITH SPACE are proud to present "RELIABILITY," an exhibit of photographs by  WILSON NOVITZKI. Good Faith Space is located at 722 Metropolitan in Williamsburg/Brooklyn, on the 3rd Floor, at Standard ToyKraft.. A reception for the artist will be held on Monday, June 3 from 6-8PM. 

BY SUBWAY: ​L Train to Graham Avenue

​CONTACT: Paul McLean [artforhumans@gmail.com or (c)615.491.7285]

​PREVIEW PHOTOS ONLINE: www.flickr.com/photos/wilsonnovitzki

ABOUT WILSON NOVITZKI

​Wilson Novitzki is a Memphis, Tennessee native currently based in Brooklyn. He is an accomplished touring musician, composer and educator. "RELIABILITY" is Wilson's first solo show of photography. His photographs are shot through cameras that include a Diana Mini, Nikomat EL, Minolta X-370 and Lomography Diana F+. 

ABOUT GOOD FAITH SPACE

GOOD FAITH SPACE [GFS] currently inhabits the Project Room of Standard ToyKraft in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NYC. The mission of GFS is to platform Dimensionist Art projects and multidisciplinary collaborations by accomplished and emerging creative practitioners, and to serve as a nexus for 4D discourse in NYC. Paul McLean is Lead artist of GFS.

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tags: Wilson Novitzki
categories: Good Faith Space, Photography, Solo Exhibition
Friday 05.31.13
Posted by Paul McLean