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August 2008

Daniel Faust at the Gwangju Biennale

Submitted by ZERO1 on Fri, 2008-08-01 12:31

Daniel Faust, in 2nd 01SJ Biennial exhibition Superlight, will be exhibiting "Alaska" at the Gwangju Biennale.

Lawrence Rinder writes, in Daniel Faust’s Alaska:

Alaska is banal, sublime, and odd. In a series of thirty-three photographs, Daniel Faust uncovers this character of place, though not with the eyes of a decade-long resident but rather with the just-passing-through glance of a keen-eyed traveler.

Final Open Mic / Talent Show at the South Bay Talent Center in San Jose

Submitted by ZERO1 on Wed, 2008-08-13 11:49

From Jon Brumit of South Bay Talent Center, part of the 01SJ Biennial's Who's on 1st, What's on 2nd? exhibition:

Please come on down THIS SATURDAY to the final Open Mic / Talent Show here at the South Bay Talent Center in San Jose! This has been an incredible project and I am so excited to watch it come together; even more excited to realize that I have experienced only a tiny little bit of what the fine people of San Jose have to offer!

Saturday August 16 from 4:30 until 8 (or late?) pm ....

We're on the ground floor of the Lion Building at South 2nd Street @ San Fernando, San Jose 95113

ZER01 Artistic Director in NY Times re Upcoming UnConvention

Submitted by ZERO1 on Mon, 2008-08-25 11:26

There's no rest for the wicked - uh make that the compulsively creative.  Steve Dietz, ZER01's artistic director, recently made the pages of the New York Times for his newest project, The UnConvention, who's mission is:

  • To umbrella the myriad artistic and educational activities (exhibitions, lectures, performances, etc.) that will take place in the Twin Cities during the lead-up and staging of the 2008 Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minnesota.
  • To host the alternative media that will converge on the Twin Cities during the Convention.

Working with major institutions in the Twin Cities, like the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis and Intermedia Arts, as well as with local universities and community groups,Steve’s project involves more than a hundred local and national artists in an array of exhibitions, events and performances that will begin on Aug. 30 and run throughout the Republican convention, which ends Sept. 4.