Cosey Fanni Tutti
"Couming of Age", 1974
Oval House
London, U.K.
"Industrialists" of the '70s produced experimental music, film, art and prose pushing the limits of the physical and the conceptual by stressing the seemingly infinite and at times anarchic ways in which their work could be produced. In the process, they helped to invent a social movement which affirmed creativity and expression based on active voice and experimentation. More...
“Paper Work,” a new exhibition featuring Joseph Gray (Seattle), Sachi Komai (Madison, Wis.), Rhonda Kuhlman (San Antonio) and Michael Velliquette (San Antonio, Madison, Wis.), opens at 6 p.m. Friday at San Antonio’s Unit B Gallery at 402 Cedar St. The exhibition is curated by Cleveland-based Kathryn Walworth. Contact Unit B at unitbgallery@yahoo.com for more information.
Ken Little’s “Hometown Artist’s Rodeo” talent show returns at 7 p.m. Tuesday to San Antonio’s The Cove, 606 West Cypress. Scheduled to appear are King Pelican, Rodeo HoHo, and The Second Return of Three Men Walking. Contact Ken at little@texas.net for more information.
The date for the next NeoAztlan issue launch iParty is Friday, April 20 at Holden’s 101, 101 Pereida in Southtown San Antonio right across the street from the old Pig Stand. We’ll be celebrating the releases of NeoAztlan issues three and four that night. Guest DJs include artist Nate Cassie, Unit B owner/curator Kimberly Aubuchon, Artpace curator Kate Green, NeoAztlan’s Steve Peralta, and artist Beto Gonzales with more to be announced. Free eats while they last and free well drinks from 10 p.m. – 11 p.m. Closing set provided by Holden’s 101 new Friday night resident DJ JJ Lopez. More details to follow…
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