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Teaching for the Future is a podcast and blog education, technology, and media literacy. Listen as host Dave LaMorte discusses how technology and the Internet is changing the face of our world.

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Marsha Goldberg

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Today’s episode is an interview with New Jersey artist Marsha Goldberg. She is an accomplished artist who has shown all over the country and internationally. I became familiar with her work when it was on display in two different shows at the Alfa Art Gallery in New Brunswick, NJ.

We discussed  painting, her approach to mark making, and her upcoming show at the B. Beamesderfer Gallery in Highland Park, NJ.

Her show’s opening at the B. Beamesderfer Gallery (6 N. 2nd Ave., Highland Park, NJ) is on April 19, 2012 from 5-7 PM.

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Julie Torres (Enhanced Podcast)

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NewMediator.org: This week I spoke to Julie Torres who is a Brooklyn based artist that I wanted to have on the show for a while. She was also one of the artists I featured in our Volta/Fountain podcast while she was showing with the Bushwick Gallery.

We discuss her approach to painting and how her work is effected by her community and environment.

f you want the chance to see her work in person you can see it at Storefront Bushwick in the Project Space, opening Friday, July 6, 2012.

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Michael X. Rose (Mp3)

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Today we speak with Hudson Valley artist Michael X. Rose. I met Michael at his booth at the Fountain Art Fair just a few weeks ago and I was totally impressed with his work. I knew I wanted to have him come on to talk about his work, and he was very generous with his time.

Michael paints historical events, mythology, and folk tales and paints them using traditional Renaissance techniques. Though his work seems to take inspiration from folk art, his figures are highly modeled, very detailed, and live in very richly painted landscapes. I love how his work was a mix of folk history and the sublime.

MichaelXRose.com.

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Michael X. Rose (Enhanced Podcast)

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Today we speak with Hudson Valley artist Michael X. Rose. I met Michael at his booth at the Fountain Art Fair just a few weeks ago and I was totally impressed with his work.I knew I wanted to have him come on to talk about his work, and he was very generous with his time.

Michael paints historical events, mythology, and folk tales and paints them using traditional Renaissance techniques.

Though his work seems to take inspiration from folk art, his figures are highly modeled, very detailed, and live in very richly painted landscapes. I love how his work was a mix of folk history and the sublime.

The image in this post is the cover of the full color zine I bought at the fair. It depicts a whole bunch of battles between good and evil throughout historical and religious texts. It is also available for sail along with other work by Michael on his website MichaelXRose.com.

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NewMediator.org: 2012 Fountain Art Fair and Volta NY (Enhanced)

This Episode we talk about the 2012 Fountain Art Fair and Volta NY. Two different art fairs with two different feels. (Enhanced Podcast)

Fountain

Don Porcella at Big Deal Arts - DonPorcella.com @FFDG

Christine Wagner at Solos Project House - SolosProjectHouse.com and ChristineWagner.com

Matthew Mahler, Julie Torres, and Ken Kocses at Bushwick Gallery BushwickGallery.com Sergio Coyote Michael X. Rose

Volta

Matt Rich at Samson - samsonprojects.com

Mark Khaisman at Pentimenti Gallery - pentimenti.com

Jens Schubert at Galerie Kleidienst - GalerieKleidienst.de

Andres Johansson at Galleri Flach

Ed Pien -

Kerstin Drechsel at Vane - http://vane.org.uk

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NewMediator.org: 2012 Fountain Art Fair and Volta NY (Enhanced)

This Episode we talk about the 2012 Fountain Art Fair and Volta NY. Two different art fairs with two different feels. (Enhanced Podcast)

Fountain

Don Porcella at Big Deal Arts - DonPorcella.com @FFDG

Christine Wagner at Solos Project House - SolosProjectHouse.com and ChristineWagner.com

Matthew Mahler, Julie Torres, and Ken Kocses at Bushwick Gallery BushwickGallery.com Sergio Coyote Michael X. Rose

Volta

Matt Rich at Samson - samsonprojects.com

Mark Khaisman at Pentimenti Gallery - pentimenti.com

Jens Schubert at Galerie Kleidienst - GalerieKleidienst.de

Andres Johansson at Galleri Flach

Ed Pien -

Kerstin Drechsel at Vane - http://vane.org.uk

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NewMediator.org: Public Displays of Affection

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Public Displays of Affection:
Jeffrey Augustine Songco
January 7 – Feb 18, 2012

Jeffrey Augustine Songco risks being accused of massive over-sharing with his first solo exhibition, Public Displays of Affection. Displaying extraordinary powers of negative capability, Songco constructs a world in which his two great passions, Queerdom and the Catholic Church, not only peacefully coexist but thrive on each other. Songco constructs his art from objects and images that go both ways, as it were, such as Peace Poles, spears of wood with uplifting slogans that began to show up in the yards of liberal churches in the 1980s.
http://stevenwolffinearts.com/dynamic/exhibit_artist.asp?ExhibitID=115
http://songco.org
http://vb2023.com/2011/12/13/my-first-solo-show/

Buck Art Competition: http://newmediator.org/?p=149
SUNDAY, March 4th, Highland Park Artists Collective sponsors 4th Annual “BUCK ART” Competition: spend up to $10 @ Highland Park store “The Buck Stops Here” (excl. tax), create a MASTERPIECE of artwork, win $$ awards!! Pick up application entry (app. deadline 2/25) in HP @ Buck Stops Here, HP Library, White Lotus, Main Street, Through the Moongate. Bring up to THREE entries to White Lotus on 3/4, 12 Noon, judging @ 2-3pm (need not be present for awards, but you’d be missing the fun!)

The Sketchbook Project:
http://www.arthousecoop.com/projects/sketchbookproject
http://www.arthousecoop.com/users/davidlamorte/

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Update: Dino Eli Found

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In turns out that Dino is alive and well in NY. I should have realized that Dino Eli actually never went missing. I’m glad that Dino is okay and that he is addressing his own personal demon.

From what I gather Dino skipped out to try to drum up some buzz and to take a break from the stress of the gallery. He is trying to handle his personal issues and get back to work. I was definitely annoyed when I found out I was worried about nothing, but now I’m just concerned about my friend. I’m just trying to pretend he was doing some kind of Vito Acconci impression. I hope he gets what he needs.

From Dino’s facebook Status:

hello everyone this is dino eli of the orchard windows and dino eli galleries I dont know where to begin except from the start This is not easy for me but it is long over due for the truth not only to all of you but to myself The last 14 mos of my life has been the closest experience ill probably ever get in my life that im so proud of the closest to all my dreams ever coming true maybe just maybe i still have a chance or maybe not or maybe im stalling my only excuse the pressure of running both galleries alone and the threat of losing the orchard windows im working everyday every single day the constant shows the expenses anyway i think you get it its too much for one man i knew i was headed for a nervous breakdown so i began to escape my problems by using drugs. i was never at the hospital during nancy oliveris show i missed 3 days of elom bowmans show the last and worse incident i myself cannot believe ive been in a cloud of drugs and alcohol and denial there was no escape and when it cleared too late oh god all those artist what is today what i did it again and in my mind at the time there was only one way out you see ive been very depressed more then ever i lost hope the Jerry saltz thing destroyed me emotionally i binged i died i thought lets come up with a plan and maybe get some press out of it and i still can but i no longer want it i want to own up to the truth finally the truth no more lies no more trying to escape no more fear of losing your galleries dino please forgive me nancy oliveri mr oliveri elom bowman jerry salt
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Attention: Dino Eli is Missing

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According to reports on Facebook, gallerist Dino Eli of the Dino Eli Gallery and the Orchard Windows Gallery has been out of contact with his family and friends for about a week. He was last seeen on December 23, 2011. For any more info or to provide your own information please visit the links bellow.

His Nephew’s Facebook page.

Dino Eli’s Facebook Page.

The blog of Artist Terry Ward.

 

Thank you,

NewMediator.org  

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Thunk Tank Afterward

Today we are going to talk about the opening of the now closed Thunk Tank: Corpus Absurdum show at the Dino Eli Gallery and Jeffrey Songco’s upcoming solo show at Steven Wolf Fine Arts in San Francisco.
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Jeff Songco who is a friend of NewMediator and one of the artists in our first group show, is having his first solo show!  The show will be at Steven Wolf Fine Arts in San Francisco, January 7 to February 18. The work is going to deal with issues of sexuality and Jeff’s own sexual identity. The description of the show on the gallery’s sight discusses the imagery of the work. Of course what I love about Jeff’s work is how everything is intimate and even delicate.

Public Displays of Affection
Jeffrey Augustine Songco
January 7 – Feb 18, 2012

In more local news, we had an amazing opening for the Thunk Tank photography show. If you haven’t been following this was the first showing of photography by Bronwyn Carlton and Jay Bachhuber and David LaMorte was their guest curator for the show at the Dino Eli Gallery in Manhattan. They photographers are the hosts of one of my favorite radio shows and podcasts, and I came on board to help them organize and prepare for the show.

All of the proceeds of the work went to pay Dino’s costs, and to WFMU in Jersey City. The show was a big success because we sold a bunch of photographs and had about 200 people at the show. The Dino Eli Gallery is not a huge space, so we had a lot of art lovers and WFMU listeners spilling out onto the sidewalks.

WFMU Jersey City, NJ
http://wfmu.org

Dino Eli Gallery, NY
http://dinoeligallery.com
Jeffrey Songco’s First Solo Show in San Francisco
http://vb2023.com

Steven Wolf Fine Arts
http://stevenwolffinearts.com

Published on December 21, 2011 

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Dino Eli Gallery

Still preparing for the Thunk Tank Art Show.

Saturday, Dec. 3 from 6-9 PM This episode we discuss the upcoming artshow Thunk Tank: Corpus Absurdum and my experiments with Etsy. Thunk Tank: Corpus Absurdum opens Saturday December 3rd from 6-9pm at the Dino Eli Gallery.

I included an exerpt from Thunk Tank of an interview with the owner and curator at the Dino Eli Gallery, Dino Eli. It was a great interview, and I’m even more excited to be part of the show. Later on Thunk Tank I was informed by Bronwyn that Dino wanted me to be listed as the “guest curator”. So when ever you hear me say curator, say to yourself “guest curator”.

I also talked about my experiments with Etsy. I talk about how I am using etsy promotions, Twitter, and facebook to promote my artwork.

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Thunk Tank Coming

newmediator:

Dave LaMorte talks about the upcoming Thunk Tank artshow a the Dino Eli Gallery and about OWS. The artshow is coming together nicely as we approach the opening on December 3rd. We even have some audio from WFMU where we talk about the show. If you are looking for an alternative to big businesses on Black Friday, check us out on our Etsy site. Put your cash in the pocket of an independent artist and artisan. {Links: Thunk Tank Kickstarter Dave LaMorte’s Etsy WFMU {Mp3 Link}

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Thunk Tank: Corpus Absurdum Art Show

NewMediator.org

Photographs by Jay Bachhuber and Bronwyn Carlton, curated by David LaMorte

Opening:
Saturday, December 3 · 6pm – 9pm
Dino Eli Gallery
81 Hester St. New York, NY

The opening party will also double as a WFMU Listener Meet-Up. Saturday, Dec. 3 is the opening, but the show will be at the gallery from December 1–8, so please stop by and see it, even if you can’t make the fancy opening party with the free booze.

Please join us!

ALL THE INFO IS ON OUR Facebook page and our KICKSTARTER PAGE),

INCLUDING THE AWESOME VIDEO.

Save the date! Bring your friends!

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Thunk Tank: Corpus Absurdum is the title of the upcoming photo exhibition of Jay Bachhuber and Bronwyn Carlton. The show will run from December 1st-8th with an opening reception on December 3rd at the Dino Eli Gallery. Thunk Tank is a live call in radio show hosted by Bronwyn C. and DJ Jay on WFMU in Jersey City. Bronwyn and Jay (who are further going to be refered to as “Our Heros”) broadcast Every Tuesday night from 7-8pm EST on 91.1fm.

Our Heros discuss wierd and wonderful news from across the world and beyond. Thunk Tank with Bronwyn and Jay on WFMU Thunk Tank on iTunes Thunk Tank Kickstarter http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1813854483/thunk-tank-corpus-absurdum-art-show

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NewMediator.org: Art House

NewMediator.org:

“This Saturday (November 12, 2011) David LaMorte (DavidLaMorte.com) is going to exhibit as part of the Art House event (facebook event link).

The Art House is a multidisciplinary arts event that features music, performances, and visual art. The show will be at 25 Huntington Street in New Brunswick and will run from 8pm-11pm. I don’t have an exhibitors list, but the show is going to feature 20+ local artists and performers.

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The podcast link might not be available when this post arrives on the site, but I will update this post soon.”

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