Monday, November 30, 2009

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Friday, November 27, 2009

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Cabiria offers an all day menu of $ 150 pesos with a glass of wine Take your map of the Corridor and join!
can eat and then start your recorrrido or finish your tour and dinner in this wonderful Italian place
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Thursday, November 26, 2009

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BUT NOT THE NOT TO MISS!


Traeger & Pinto
Colima 179, Col. Rome CP 06700 Mexico DF 55254500 cel. Pinto 04455 5508 5159 cel. 04455 1798 0571 www.traeger @ Raegen-pinto.com

Its regular program of exhibitions:
URBAN # 576
Mañueco Artists' Omar, and Michael H. Edward Pola Wille,


Wednesday, November 25, 2009

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Liebsohn Daniel Gallery in Durango 131 Colonia Roma will be operated by Claudia Garcia (Room Service) is curated by Albert Cohen, and have Gildo Medina as guest artist. A unique place!


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For Quarter Mar. - 2 for 1 drinks and beer
For Santino Condesa .- A glass of house wine courtesy (red or white)

Friday, November 13, 2009

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Thursday, November 12, 2009

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PROGRAMMING UPDATE FOR ALL AREAS OF CULTURAL CORRIDOR

Design Headquarter
MX Colima No. 244, Planta Alta Col. Roma Norte Tel 55 December 11, 1938
www.headquarterstore.com

The launch of a limited edition shirt designed by the New York artist Mark Dean Veca (www.markdeanveca.com/) to mark the fifth anniversary of the store. Destructible


Colima No. 244 Planta Baja Col. Roma Norte http://www.myspace.com/persi88rage
as presents the exclusive premiere products Bang Design Bureau, a multidisciplinary creative studio working on projects and generate products that reflect his interest in art, music and fashion. Besides arming themselves come to a DJ set to the store Lemur
Jalapa corner No. 85 Colima Col. Roma Tel: 35 47 21 82
http://lemurshop.blogspot.com/ Presentation TWENTY ONE project. Four Mexican artists limited edition of 20 shirts in biodegradable packaging the proposal promote Mexican products and environmental stewardship. Goodbye Folk
Colima between Orizaba and Jalapa 198 Col. Roma http://www.goodbyefolk.com

Guru
Colima143 Acc.B
Corner with Córdoba
Col. Roma Norte.
T: 5533 7140
www.gurugalleryshop.com

launched its first collection of shirts designed by 5 different artists who are making noise in the local design scene Ciler, Seher, Vena2, Titus Büro Bang. Also present for the first time in Mexico, vinyl toys Humberto Ramos and Francisco Herrera. Shelter


Colima Col. Roma

134 T: 52 08 62 71

Paint outside wall of the store

Sicario Roma
Colima # 124-e
between Cordoba and Merida
Col. Roma Norte
T: 55 11 March 1996 Opening

an exhibition of murals inside the store


Gallery Vertigo
Colima almost reaching 23 THE
Col. Cuauhtémoc
Rome T: 52 07 35 90
info@vertigogaleria.com
www.vertigogaleria.com

Opening Sample Fuck Argentine artist and illustrator Federico Lamas. Pictures + Video + Book.

Frontera Frontera 96 \u200b\u200b96

Basement A / between Colima and Tabasco Colonia Roma Norte

T: 4171-3803
fifi@zaino.com.mx
provicionaluk@yahoo.com
www.zaino.com.mx

Night "theme" with music and visuals. Addition on any purchase will visitors to the corridor, a gift from frontera96 and 10% off from $ 500 to purchase



Omelette

Chihuahua
Col. Roma 78-2 T: 55 64 75 70
www.omelette.com.mx
Introducing the new showroom with items from the Collection Republic. As the protagonist is the beach chair "The godfather" and a chocolate room to live and talk and a mini cinema with short presentation. DIME





Alvaro Obregon 185-B, Col. Roma
Tel 24 54 67 90

10% discount on boots (article # 1 season)
2 x1 1 / 2 tennis shoes and sandals
Presentation of the digital magazine: www.revistadime.com.


Tixinda
Fashion Lovers
Bis Avenue Alvaro Obregon 185 Col. Roma

Inauguration of both store concepts under one cause: the Mexican fashion. Fashion Lovers brings together 10 renowned clothing designers in the country, among which Paola Hernandez, and Diana Malafacha Zaldívar.

TIXINDA, is a fusion of ethnic art and urban design, which rescues the values \u200b\u200bof our cultural identity by creating unique products, innovative and fun.


White Rabbit Bookstore


Amsterdam 67 Col. Condesa
Racecourse Tel: 52 86 74 30
www.conejoblanco.com.mx
10% discount on bookstore and cafeteria. Opening of the piece
Juan Pablo Avendaño ephemeral chalk on slate and textile exhibition "Cloud Factory" by artist Argentina Constanza Martinez.



Bode (in White Rabbit Library)


Amsterdam 67 Col. Condesa
Racecourse Tel: 52 86 74 30
10% discount. Eight



Nuevo Leon Sonora
8 Col. Condesa corner
T: 52 May 11, 1992

www.ochostore.com

DJ + special cocktail and special discounts on the purchase of branded products.

Esrawe Showroom

Alfonso Reyes 58

Col. Condesa Tel: 55 53 96 11
www.esrawe.com

present a new display and the most important pieces of the collection of the year such as Chaise Vari and Centipede and others in addition to discounts of between 10 and 15%. Art






MUCA ROMA 51

Tonalá
Colima Col. Roma corner T: 55110925
mucaroma@servidor.unam.mx
www.muca.unam.mx / mucaroma

With regard to exposure I came, saw and conquered: Renato Ornelas

perform a culinary performance on the terrace of the museum. Rodrigo Quiñones
Performance live from the blog: http://daburngallery.blogspot.com
With regard to exposure Modus vivendi: Erick Hernandez
planted several trees of the Mexican species "Ahuehuete" in the squares and Luis Cabrera Rio de Janeiro. Luna Alfadir
held in the streets of Colonia Roma circus acts with several professionals in this field. Rubén Miranda
laptop placed a monument dedicated to several important moments in the colony at different points in the area. Brenda Ortiz
held sound intervention in different buildings in Rome. Labor




Colima 55 between Frontera and Morelia
Col. Roma T: 52085579
www.labor.org.mx

22: 00 pm Screening of Roman Polanski's first short made in Poland in 1957. Space is limited. A single function. Please reserve a
info@labor.org.mx



Arróniz Contemporary Art Rio de Janeiro
Plaza No. 53 Col. Roma
T: 55 November 1979 65-arte.com
www.arroniz

20 : 00 hrs. Presentation of performance Girotronic Marcela Armas and Gilberto Esparza, lasting approximately 10 minutes. After the performance
project the video "Stone on Stone" (2009) by British artist Rob Carter, whose work focuses on research
"paper" as well as physical object and document real
malleable.





OMR Plaza Río de Janeiro s / n Col. Roma corner
Durango
T: 55 November 11, 1979
www.galeriaomr.com


Within three libraries exposures Jorge Méndez Blake and Selection Sandra Gamarra natural, OMR Gallery will offer a special sale of publications at special prices. Excellent opportunity to acquire catalogs and books by artists such as Melanie Smith, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Adolfo Riestra, among many others.




52 Plaza Rio de Janeiro 52 Col. Roma

Silent Auction
A selection of pieces by contemporary artists can be purchased through a silent auction. Visitors can make their bids for the pieces that please them in ballots provided for this purpose, and purchase if your bid is the winner. 25% of the proceeds will be donated to a charitable organization for education. Until 10 December.





Vacant Land Almost 87 Orizaba Colima Col. Roma corner
T: 2454-4013 / 5511-6440 Opening

www.terrenobaldio.com
sample of jewelry made by artists and selected pieces of Sergio Garval.



Casa Lamm / Library Pegaso / Daniel Espinosa

Álvaro Obregón 99 between Orizaba and Cordoba

Col. Roma T: 5511 8482
www.casalamm.com.mx
15% discount on books from the Library Pegaso
in the purchase of $ 1000 pesos or more in Daniel Espinosa jewelry gift will receive a necklace
Zegache Opening of the exhibition, a contemporary artistic intervention on the eighteenth century and labor Demian Flores
recent
Nina Menocal Gallery



Zacatecas 99 Col. Roma

T: 55 64 72 09 www.ninamenocal.com
group exhibition Opening of the drawing: Content in a plane with Galia work Eibenschutz (Mexico), Paco Guillen (Spain) and Ante Timmermans (Belgium)


Border


Zacatecas 43 Col. Roma Sur

T: 55 84 75 57 www.border.com.mx
www.myspace. com / b_o_r_d_e_r


At 22:00 hrs presentation "Artistic Survival Kit" is a production project and discussion group through various activities always related to the question of survival. It has invited several artists living in Mexico, from different states, generations and disciplines, to intervene in a case of 20 x 13 x 15 cm. Each work reflects the personal approach of its creator on survival whether physical, economic, spiritual or artistic.
Participating artists: Heraclitus López, Arturo Hernandez, Diego Teo, Dulce Chacón, Enrique Minjares, Victor Diaz, Felipe Morales, Guillermo Olguin, Nadjia Massun, Colectivo La cassota, Collective Gun and The Cojolites among others.
With the help of CCC-IFAL of the French Embassy


ArteTalCual
Colima # 326-A Col. Roma Norte
T: 55149616
http://www.artetalcual.com

cocktail under the Bally Daphne solo exhibition. Opening
Part Guadalajara artist Francisco Ugarte (Gallery Curro and Poncho).

Project in collaboration with the restaurant's nephew and the industrial design firm Oficina3. The office will work with artists in the gallery on the reinterpretation of classic industrial design, among which are the chairs of renowned designers such as Alvar Aalto, Alexander Taylor, Oliver puffing, Gio Ponti, Piero Lissoni, Josef Hoffman and Wilhelm H. Gispen. Chairs be mounted in the restaurant the night of the event as part of the furniture of the place may be used by guests.



Upper Playground / FIFTY24MX
Amatlán
Col. Condesa
105 T: 52 56 14 44
fifty24sf.com


Churros and chocolate in addition to the screening of documentaries

Dithers (Dir. Reid van Renesse , 2004) The Run Up
(Dir. Shaun Roberts and Joey Garfield, 2006) and exposure Fort Green Park by David Ellis (North Carolina, 1971)


Noiselab

Spain Park 47 PB Col. Condesa

T: 5211.6942
www.noiselab.com


sound and visual installation where through the window of Noiselab projections and will be a DJ mixing. Viewers will interact through the work with headphones installed outside of it. EDS


Gallery
Atlixco 32 Col. Condesa

T: (5255) 52 56 23 16
Fax: 5553 0413
edsgaleria@gmx.net

From DJ Guillermo Santamarina 19 hours under exposure of Ramses R. Olaya What's the Story Morning Glory? and 12 x 12 program that features photographs of Carlos Jurado



Restaurants


From 22:30 hours, the following restaurants and bars offer special discounts and the presentation of the cultural corridor map Countess Rome to present their map. To reach them there will be no shuttle service. I recommend walking

Conde
Hall Michoacán 93, Col. Condesa
Floor
T: 5286-1077 / 5286-1078

Cabiria
Italian Ristorante
Plaza Luis Cabrera 7 Col. Roma Norte

T: 5564-1146 / 5584-5051 / 5584-7940 buzon@cabiria.com.mx www.cabiria.com.mx


Ligaya

Nuevo León 68 Col. Condesa.
T: 52866268



palindrome
Nuevo León 66 Col. Condesa.
T: 52115280 PRIMOS



Michoacán 168, esq. Mazatlan,
Col. Condesa.
T: 5256 0950

Nephews
Álvaro Obregón 110, corner of Orizaba, Col. Roma Norte
T: 52 64 74 66


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DECEMBER 1 ROMA CULTURAL CORRIDOR







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The December 1 to perform a new edition of the Cultural Corridor Roma-Condesa, this time focused on the design and Contemporary Art.

From 18:00 until 22:30 and can be visited contemporary art galleries and designer boutiques, while bars and restaurants will give continuity to the event until 1:30 pm.


Sunday, October 11, 2009

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Finally on Friday October 11th of 2009 we could fuisionar, La Perla Irregular, Yuls and myself.
The phase gave us a musical gems, readings of "Crazy Me, Crazy You" and "SinMonNefas" respectively.
We appreciate the warm presence of the cluster of listeners darts predisposed to our sound and also the willingness of Gaston and "Cabezón" Matacavalos partners who welcomed us and gave us acepatción total freedom difficult to find.

Until the next, while still hear the chords that subtly (Thanks Perla Irregular) variegated the vocal cords that interpreted the text, eager to jump between neurons of the faithful diners Matacavalos.

Friday, August 7, 2009

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People, who wants to listen to some audio of SinMonNefas between a recording studio.

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They met us at the first presentation of the book and we have captured from the voice. Part of the result on the link above. Ambu

Thanks!

Thursday, July 23, 2009

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AFIS Here we open a space for discussion, they eat ten, is unbecoming thoughts, comments, enigmas about SinMonNefas.

Wednesday, April 29, 2009

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Saturday, April 18, 2009

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Wednesday, April 15, 2009

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Tuesday, April 14, 2009

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MAIL ART CALL



Name: SAMBorI (1) Valencia (2)

E-mail: samborivalencia@gmail.com

URL: http://samborivalencia.blogspot.com

Topic: RAYUELA

Postal Address: CIRCLE OF BBAA Valencia
SAMBORIVALENCIA (a / a EDDIE (J. Bermudez))
C / CADIR, No. 5
46001 Valencia

or
SAMBORIVALENCIA
C / PASSAGE OF ANGELS AND FEDERICO 4 IN VALENCIA



46,022 Deadline: JUNE FINAL (1st phase) PRINCIPLES OF DECEMBER (2nd phase)

Call-Theme:

RAYUELA_

SAMBORI: Valencia voice children's game of hopscotch:

The hopscotch is one of the most popular games worldwide. Its origin is unknown, but it is related to the known linear games in times of civilizations Aegean, Greek and Roman.
According to one version known, hopscotch was invented by a English monk, who wanted this game to symbolize the beginning of life, life itself, with its difficulties and alternatives, and death, on the verge of they appear hell and purgatory, heaven previous stages, the final goal. This suggests that hopscotch may have had a particular astrological sense.
The hopscotch is called differently in certain countries. In Spain, also called the yew, and also receives many other names such as blackfish, cox cox, Futian, traquenele, telazarranea, hopscotch, hopscotch, hopscotch, pitajuela, mariola, etc. In Chile it is called fight or money-box in Colombia greedy or float, in Portugal game play devil or dead man in Italy is called the world, in Venezuela the game Vieja Valley in Mexico.
exist in the world, numerous variants of this game, but all have something in common. One of the simplest and most common ways to play it is: the stone is thrown into a box without touching the edges. It jumps to the box two on one foot, and in that same position box by box goes into the sky. In the sky rests
(rely on both feet) and takes the reverse route. Upon reaching the box 2 provided on one foot, collect the stone box 1, and the miss, ending the round.
rounds are the same, but the stone throwing in box 2, and the other on. In the last round stone thrown into the sky. If you make a foul, play passes to next player. The first to complete the ten faultless rounds wins the game. Ambivalence
2 (SAR) condition which lends itself to two opposing interpretations.



DEADLINE:
two phases:
Late June and early December

TECHNIQUE:
Any technique can be used: collage, photography, drawing, painting, stamp artist, objects, etc.
SIZE: DIN-4

EXPOSURE:
The work will become part of the exhibition to be held in the months of June (first phase) and December (second phase) in the exhibition halls of the Círculo de Bellas Artes de Valencia .
will try editing the list of works, depending on the steps "successful" project.

No charge. No refund.

Friday, April 10, 2009

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Thursday, April 9, 2009

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PROGRAMMING UPDATE FOR ALL AREAS OF CULTURAL CORRIDOR

general Night Tour Schedule April 14

Design Headquarter Floor No. 244 Col. Roma Norte Tel: 55 11 December 1938 Event for April 14 Hours: 19-23 hrs. Kidrobot Dunny presentation designed by the artist Kronk.

Colima No. 244 Planta Baja Col. Roma Norte Event for April 14 Hours: 19-23 hrs. CONFIRMED BY Jalapa Lemur Colima No. 85 corner

Colonia Roma Tel: 35 47 21 82 Event for April 14 Hours: 19-23 hrs. Presentation of artist Francisco Uton B (new technologies) 143 Colima Col. Roma corner

Córdoba Tel: 10 54 60 94
www.kong.com.mx

Event for April 14
Hours : 19 to 23 hrs. Great
farewell evening sale
Sicario Roma

Colima # 124-e
between Cordoba and Merida

Col. Roma Norte Phone: 55 March 11, 1996

Event for April 14
Hours: 19-23 hrs.
live DJ and the presentation of the new edition of the team jersey from Sicario @ Coachella 2009, a limited and will be available that night only at a cost of $ 300.00. U

218 Amsterdam
store
Col. Condesa
Racecourse Tel: 55 64 38 76
hola@ustore.tv
www.ustore.tv

Event for April 14
Hours: 19-23 hrs. CONFIRMED BY


Eight
Nuevo Leon Sonora
eight corner
Col. Condesa Tel: 52 11 May 1992
www.ochostore.com

Event for April 14
Hours: 19-23 hrs.
Advancement of Autumn / Winter 2009 of Josemaria Torre

Esrawe
Alfonso Reyes 58 Col. Condesa

Tels: 55 53 96 11 55 53 88 47

www.esrawe.com

Event for April 14
Hours: 19-23 hrs. CONFIRMED BY


Second Air
Alvaro Obregon 187 Col. Roma

Tel: 55 11 55 21
Event for April 14
Hours: 19-23 hrs.
DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THIS AREA WILL PRESENT A SHOWROOM IN THE GROUND FLOOR OF MUCA ROMA. Art




Tonalá MUCA ROMA 51 (corner of Colima)

Col. Roma Tel:
55110925 Fax: 55118867
mucaroma@servidor.unam.mx
www.muca.unam.mx / mucaroma

Event for
April 14 Time: 19-23 hrs.
Part / Concierto de Los Mediàtics at 20 hours and then at 22: 15 hrs. The Mediàtics



The piece lasts exactly 15 minutes and will be presented April 14 at 20 hours and then at 22:15 am sharp.

The media is a sound performance piece based on the collaboration of White Ninja (Leonardo Marz) with guest musicians.

The exercise is simple: White Ninja invites musicians to play with him and asked for their favorite songs on a specific context, in this case the end of the world. White Ninja adjust the tactics playlist by DJ and asked to respond jamming with their instruments. The performance is recorded and edited.

The media / Version "End Of The World" are:
Leonardo Marz, Brett Shultz, Carlos Icaza and Jessy Bulbo


PIONEEROS

will be carried out in different areas of MUCA Roma a series of flagship events of everyday life in Villa Coapa, for example, are heard music mixes typical street stalls will sell commemorative T-shirts pioneeros exposure and all kinds of activities related to that part of the city.

Traeger & Pinto.
Contemporary Art 179 Colima Col. Roma

Tel: (52) 55 55 25 45 00
traeger_pinto@yahoo.com.mx
http://www.traeger-pinto.com

Event for April 14
Hours: 19 to 23 hrs. Presentation

DJ Maximus Marius Nina Menocal Gallery


Zacatecas 93 Col. Roma

Tel: 55 64 72 09
www.ninamenocal.com

Event for April 14
Hours: 20-23 hrs. Opening
NMProjects
Irene Dubrosky: Visions satellite. North Pole / South Pole
Ivan Abreu: Safe (Performance inaugural)

Border
Zacatecas 43 Col. Roma Sur

Tel: 55 84 75 57
www.border.com.mx
www.myspace.com / b_o_r_d_e_r

Event for April 14
Hours 22 hrs.
Concert: Fat Fat
Mariachi Mariachi is a new group of artists whose performative actions take place in contemporary art spaces and alternative. Inspired by the idea countercultural rock groups of 60, as Frank Zappa and Faust, and the alternative scene of the 80 and 90 (Electronic, Noise), look for a different proposal as mariachis postmodern art within the scope of action. Http://www.myspace.com/fatmariachi




Garash Gallery Alvaro Obregón 49 Col. Roma

Tel: 52 (55) 52 07 98 58
informes@garashgaleria.com
www.garashgaleria.com

Event for April 14
Hours: 19-23 hrs.
Exposure: Transient Lunar Phenomena


Amaranta Sánchez EDS Gallery
Atlixco 32 Col. Condesa

Tel: (5255) 52 56 23 16
Fax: 5553 0413
edsgaleria@gmx.net

Event for April 14
Hours: 19-23 hrs.

Textworks Vicente Suarez and Michoacán)

Col. Condesa Tel: 04 455 28 49 55 59
info@yau.com.mx
http://yau.com.mx


Event for April 14
Hours: 19 23 hrs.
special reception of the exhibition: Ichiro Irie
: There's Nothing You Can Do That Can not Be Done. Trolley



Guadalajara Veracruz
countless corner (next to the hotel Condesa DF)

http://www.trolebus.com.mx/
Col. Condesa @ gmail.com

trolebus.galeria
Event for April 14
hours 19-22 hrs.
Closing of the exhibition:
IVAN ABREU / 23.90 M: April 14, 2009.

www.ivanabreu.net/
23.90 m is a sound intervention by Ivan Abreu TROLLEYBUS / Gallery, which from object-antenna tuned to a frequency of 5960 kHz shortwave. The transmission comes from Tokyo and belongs to NHK World Radio Japan. The shortwave band, similar to the local medium wave stations (AM), lets you travel further away, whereas radio frequency reaches international and amateur radio stations. 23.90 meters only allow the Trolley antenna donated by the Japanese government in 2000, physically and symbolically return to their origin. The shapes of this piece governed by that length and the Free Scan the geometries of objects are combined with the sound of the Japanese broadcast to provide different signals, by involving the viewer in an exploration project sound.

artistic research of Ivan Abreu (Havana 1967) deals with the creation of new aesthetic systems. Which are produced from a multidisciplinary practice between the installation, operation, sound and visual art, sound, software art, design, photography, among others. Well as his work delves into the qualities of materials, particularly those who are distinguished as its ability to track ephemeral space aesthetic and narrative. Through the program, explores the creation of codes that redesign the perceptual experience of today's society, defining his work as a collective aesthetic constructions are based on networks of consequences.


Upper Playground / FIFTY24MX

Amatlán 105 Col. Condesa
Tel: 52 56 14 44
fifty24sf.com

Event for April 14
Hours: 19-23 hrs.
Exhibition: Nature Studies + Jeremy Fish
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Based in San Francisco, California, Upper Playground has become one of the leaders of the Young Contemporary Art and now opens its doors in Mexico City to present the best work of contemporary artists of the time.

Based in San Francisco, California, Upper Playground has Become One of the Young Leaders of Contemporary Art and now it opens in Mexico City to show the best contemporary artists of today.

Nature Studies is a collection of works, mainly paintings and drawings, based on the study has fantastic zoo of creatures living in an urban world of the imaginary future. A collection of graphic tales in which each specimen tells his story and what happens in this wild environment trying to resist the passage of time.
Jeremy Fish (1975, NY) based in San Francisco CA is a storyteller who combines humor, social circumstances and personal experience through illustration, painting, screen printing, murals and sculpture. His work has been exhibited in Japan, Germany, Switzerland, Taiwan, Poland, Hungary, Denmark, Canada, Netherlands, Austria, Slovakia, Italy and throughout the United States. Nature Studies is his first exhibition in Mexico as part of the opening of the gallery Fifty24MX in Mexico City. Nature

studies is a body of work filled with "studies", drawings and paintings based on fantasy creatures from an imaginary futuristic urban wilderness. Each creature tells a little story about the Things That Go on deep in these imaginary woods. Nature studies is part of an ongoing body of work that deals with futuristic beasts designed to withstand the test of time.
Jeremy Fish (1975, NY) lives and works in San Francisco’s North Beach neighborhood. His artwork deals with the relationship of all things cute and creepy, and the balance between the two. The work tends to be narrative stories designed with a library of symbols and characters. In the last few years Fish has exhibited his work in Japan, Germany, Switzerland, Taiwan, Poland, Hungry, Denmark, Canada, Holland, Austria, Slovakia, Italy, and all over the United States. Nature Studies is his first show in Mexico to celebrate the opening of the Fifty24MX gallery in DF.


Gallery 13 92

Orizaba
Col. Roma Tel: 55 25 60 77
www.galeria13.com

Event for April 14
Hours: 19-23 hrs.
Closing of the exhibition:
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92 Gallery 13
Orizaba

Col. Roma Tel: 55 25 60 77
www.galeria13. com

Event for April 14
Hours: 19-23 hrs.
Closing of the exhibition:
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Born in Valencia the project "sAMBorI VALENCIA"

On March 23 presented at the Circulo de Bellas Artes de Valencia project 'sAMBorIVALENCIA', an initiative born from the hand of the cultural association RESANIMA (nadalma), consisting in bringing together a sample of the various gatherings of the province of Valencia, offering the public poetry readings of the most outstanding artists and relevant of those meetings.
The sessions were presented by the Valencian poet and member of RESANIMA, Eddie (J. Bermúdez), and the representative of UNESCO Valencia, José Manuel Giron, who on behalf of UNESCO have read the message from Mr. Koichiro Matsuura, Director General of UNESCO on the occasion of World Poetry Day, March 21, 2009. Meanwhile
Eddie (J. Bermúdez) I explained what 'sAMBorIVALENCIA', a project that began as a necessity to unite the various poetic forms of the city of Valencia. A connection point between the different areas where these events take place, and among the poets who pass through them realizing their art, sharing with other poets, and the general public who approach motivated by the pleasure of poetry. the facilities where these events occur literary (ie, El Dorado, Tango and Trick, Matisse, Café Sant Jaume etc.). Armed with the representatives of each of the areas will be asked to choose the usual participants, a considerable number for the readings. Thus Eddie
added that this forum where poets, readers and poetry lovers in general to trace a map of certain "poetic coffee in the city of the Levant. With a full literary history between Lisboa Café and the classrooms of the Faculty of Arts is to outline the different scenarios where poetry is still beating. Thus, each of the talks given in April, May and June (depending on their success later be extended to the months of September, October and November), is structured by presenting one of these circles by his or her coordinators, explaining what was done in those meetings, how the ordinary citizen can participate in that experience, encouraging him to visit, participate. Explained the vicissitudes of the "talking shop", there will be a recital of the poets who attend usually chosen in advance by the coordinator / a.
In addition to the conference proposed various exhibitions of visual poetry of poets from the city as well as the ability to show the different publications and documented images of such gatherings.


Message from Mr Koïchiro Matsuura, Director General of UNESCO on the occasion of World Poetry Day, March 21, 2009

Linguistic diversity is one of the most valuable forms assumed cultural diversity. Because they are able to capture the infinite variety of the world and lend themselves to translation, the language can articulate the uniqueness and universality. This link is nowhere more powerful than in poetry. Every language has its own.

By celebrating this Day we return to the spirit of the message in the Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions (2005), which considers the diversity as an evolving cultural and creative expression.
Poetry contributes to creative diversity by questioning constantly renewed the way we use the words and things, our ways of perceiving and interpreting reality.

Through its associations, and metaphors, and its own grammar, poetic language is therefore another facet of the dialogue between cultures. Diversity

dialogue, free movement of ideas by word, creativity and innovation is evident that the World Poetry Day is also an invitation to reflect on the power of language and the flourishing of creative capacities of each person.

Now that just concluded the celebration of the 60 th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, let's hope this day will also attest to the universal aspiration to a world reconciled around the values \u200b\u200bof freedom and diversity.

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

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... And now Ichiro











Yautepec Yautepec 103 (between Vicente Suarez and Michoacán)

Col. Condesa Tel: 04 455 28 49 55 59
info@yau.com.mx
http://yau.com.mx


Event for 14
April Hours: 19-23 hrs.
special reception of the exhibition: Ichiro Irie
: There's Nothing You Can Do That Can not Be Done.


Monday, March 9, 2009

Stores For Littmann Stethoscope In Brampton





POSTER HALF FULL (or half empty) getting by FAUSTO TORTOSA