THE KITCHEN ART GALLERY
The Kitchen Art Gallery is located on the
second floor of The Kitchen. Open Tues-Sat, 2-6pm, and on performance
days one hour before show time and during intermission.
Admission is free.
Jordan Crandall: Drive (Tracks 3 & 4)
January 5-26
January 5 [Fri] 6pm: Opening
January 20 [Sat] 6pm $20: TV
Dinner 
New York-based media artist Jordan Crandall presents tracks 3 & 4 from Drive, a seven-track, 16mm film transferred to DVD that blends both traditional cinematic and military tracking technologies to expose the systems of power that control our daily imagery. With projections on multiple surfaces in both the second floor theater and The Kitchen Art Gallery.
Dance/Talk/Archives
February 2-17
Remastered videotapes of dance performances
selected from The Kitchen's rich 30-year archive, featuring choreographers
who use text and talking on stage.
David Michalek: Becky
March 8-31
March 8 [Thur] 6pm: Opening
Artist David Michalek explores the inner world of Los Angeles "outsider" artist, Saint Becky. This portrait installation features a partial recreation of her text-covered-apartment, video stills and an audio track of her whispering her texts. In conjunction with The People's Poetry Gathering festival.
Luis Camnitzer: Lecture on the History of
Art II
April 10-28
April 10 [Tue] 6pm: Opening
A cacophonous son et lumière spectacle, featuring slide projectors rhythmically whirling and trapezoids of light bouncing off conventional gallery Plexiglas. Part of an ongoing series first presented at the Cassia de America in Madrid, Spain.
Fakeshop: Capsule Hotel
May 5-19
May 16 [Wed]: Digital Happy
Hour $8 (see performance listings)
Inspired by a businessman's
hotel in Tokyo, the net-art group Fakeshop installs a prototype Capsule
Hotel module in their signature aesthetic of low-tech industrial and
high-tech digital materials. Invoking an imaginary "chat space," Capsule
Hotel addresses the simultaneous Internet experience of isolation
and interconnectivity.
