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  • 2/3 – Tonight at X Initiative

    February 3rd, 2010
    By: Selfportrait
    Topics: Events

    Press release:

    BRING YOUR OWN ART

    X INITIATIVE TO EXHIBIT ALL ARTWORK DELIVERED WITHIN 24 HOUR PERIOD BETWEEN 11 AM FEBRUARY 3RD AND 11 AM FEBRUARY 4TH 2010

    BRING YOUR OWN ART is a 24-hour marathon that will take place at X Initiative from February 3rd to February 4th and will be open to everyone. Artists, galleries, curators, collectors and art lovers are invited to come to X and hang their own artworks with no
    restriction. BRING YOUR OWN ART is literally a free for all – a temporary occupation that will start on the second floor of X Initiative and expand to the upper floors as more and more art works are delivered and hung on the exhibition walls.

    A celebration of the chaotic energies of art and a joyful subversion of hierarchies, BYOA is a spontaneous gathering that offers a DIY platform where any kind of art can be exhibited in
    a museum-quality space. Inspired by Walter Hopps’s experimental Thirty-Six Hours, an event that the legendary curator organized in Washington in 1978, during which he installed anything anybody brought that would fit through the door, BYOA is a festive occasion that fosters unusual collaborations between artists, art professionals and dilettantes, while offering an alternative to curated group shows.

    During BYOA, on the ground floor, X Initiative will make available a simple stage and basic PA system for bands, musicians and DJs. Performers are welcome to play any kind of music for 30 minutes each.

    BYOA is a collaboration with the Fine Art Adoption Network (FAAN), an online network originally commissioned by Art in General that connects artists and potential collectors (adopters). Adopters acquire an artwork without purchasing it by soliciting the artists through FAAN. The artists choose to whom they will give their work. At BYOA, artists can exhibit work they are making available for adoption through the FAAN website, in addition to whatever other work they choose to exhibit. For more info, visit FAAN at www.fineartadoption.net. To post work for adoption, please contact info@fineartadoption.net.

    BYOA marks the end of X Initiative, an experimental program for contemporary art, which was founded in March 2009 and will end its activities at 548 West 22nd Street on February 6th,
    2010. Founded by Elizabeth Dee and directed by Cecilia Alemani, X Initiative has functioned as an exhibition space and gathering spot for the global art community, with a goal to inspire new possibilities for experiencing and producing contemporary art. Since its beginning, X Initiative has hosted 12 exhibitions and more than 50 events such as panel discussions, lectures, performances and screenings.

    BRING YOUR OWN ART RULES OF ENGAGEMENT:

    - Free access for all, doors open on February 3rd at 11 AM
    - No advance registration required
    - 30.000 square feet space to occupy (2nd, 3rd, and 4th floors @ X Initiative)
    - Participants can bring any kind of art they like
    - Participants need to come with their own tools (X Initiative can only provide two ladders)
    - The works will not be insured: X Initiative is not responsible for any loss or damage to works
    - The space will have security guards
    -All works must be deinstalled and removed from the premises by February 4th at 2 pm. All
    works not removed by 2 PM on February 4th will be disposed of.

    Location:
    X Initiative, 548 West 22nd Street,
    NY 10011, www.x-initiative.org

    Date:
    From Wednesday, February 3rd, 11 AM to Thursday, February 4th, 11 AM

    SELECTED PERFORMERS INCLUDE:

    Black Lake

    Big Game

    Black Waterfall and Bobby Service

    XOX

    Crippler

    ALEXCALIBUR

    Light Asylum:

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