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October 2015 On The Record
Moray Hillary Linda Kleinbub
Barbara Rosenthal Joyce Ellen Weinstein
Eryk Wenziak
Organized by Joseph A. W. Quintela Cover Art by Moray Hillary
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Everything I say, and everything I write is always on the record…or always for the record. There’s nothing behind anyone’s back, there’s nothing that I would ever disclaim that I said. There is nothing that I’ve said that I wouldn’t want someone to read or know. I stand behind everything that I think, that I share. If there’s anything that I really want to keep private, I never put it in writing…and I try not to even say it out loud to myself.
-Barbara Rosenthal, excerpted from conversation with Joseph A. Quintela
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Moray Hillary
The Pre-New Reflective (1), 2015
acrylic on record vinyl
33 RPM Vinyl
$1250
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Moray Hillary
The Pre-New Reflective (2), 2015
acrylic on record vinyl
33 RPM Vinyl
$1250
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Moray Hillary
The Pre-New Reflective (2), 2015
acrylic on record vinyl
33 RPM Vinyl
$1250
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Linda Kleinbub
Wanting More, 2015
acrylic on vinyl record
12” diameter
$125
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Barbara Rosenthal
Collaged Psychiatric Records I (Diagnoses & Notes 1991-2006, Yellow Highlights), 2015
scanned Xeroxes, digitally organized and printed
11" x 14", open edition
$ 200
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Barbara Rosenthal
Collaged Psychiatric Records I (Diagnoses & Notes 1991-2006, with Yellow & Purple), 2015
scanned Xeroxes, digitally organized and printed
11" x 14", open edition
$200
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Joyce Ellen Weinstein
Alantos
ink/collage on paper
20" x 16", framed
$295
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Joyce Ellen Weinstein
Door
ink/collage on paper
19" x 15", framed
$250
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Eryk Wenziak
typewriter as a percussion instrument, 2015
typewriter ink on rag paper
24" x 30"
$1000 (sold with Setlist)
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Eryk Wenziak
Setlist, 2015
typewriter ink on rag paper
5" x 7"
$1000 (sold with typewriter as a percussion instrument)
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Eryk Wenziak
Creation of, 2015
Video
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About the Artists:
Moray Hillary is a visual artist based in
Glasgow and exhibits internationally. While primarily painting based, his practice involves installation based work. Together with painting on canvas there remains a large variety of stylistic strategies that can underwrite and scaffold critical engagement with conceptual ideas. For instance it is possible to produce painting that finds its' starting point with everyday objects and materials that are modified through paint. For this exhibit he has produced a
series of "portraits" on record vinyl. His subject’s facial features are concealed, yet somehow maintain enough visual cues or traits to piece together a personality.
(www.morayhillary.com) photo credit: James Mcdonald
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Linda Kleinbub Linda Kleinbub is
a writer, painter and photographer. She is a native New Yorker whose work mirrors the chaos of urban living along the elegance of nature. Her photographs capture the every changing earth and are often transposed into her paintings. Her heavy multicolored brush strokes often burst into 3-D forms on the canvas. Her work recently appeared in the Astoria Music Now Festival.
(https://plus.google.com/u/0/+LindaKleinbub/posts)
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A native New Yorker, Barbara Rosenthal is a prolific, idiosyncratic,
highly original Media and Performance artist, referred to in print as a "Media Poet" by The Village Voice and elsewhere since the 1980s. She produced her first Performance/Installation in 1968, and Photography/Video in 1976, often mixing text with
surreal photographic imagery, and such works are in the collections of MoMA, Whitney, Tate, etc. Her major books are "Clues to Myself", "Sensations", "Homo Futurus" and "Soul & Psyche" and the next, the novel “Wish for Amnesia” is just out now from Deadly Chaps Press, NYC.
(www.emedialoft.org/artistspages/barbararosenthal.htm)
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From NYC, Joyce Ellen Weinstein received her MFA
from the CCNY; attended The Brooklyn Museum Art School and The Art Students League. She received fellowships to Mishkenot Sha’ananim, Jerusalem; The Social-Cultural Center, Prague; Blue Mountain Art Center NY; chaNorth, NY and Europos Parkas Museum of the Center of Europe, Vilnius, Lithuania. She painted a mural in Prague. The permanent collections include National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, DC; Hebrew Union Institute of Religion Museum,
NYC; YIVO Institute NYC; The University of ND; Dakota State University, SD; The Florida Holocaust Museum; Gallerie-Junge KunstWerkStart, Vienna, Austria; The Social-Cultural Center, Prague; Terezin Holocaust Museum, Czech Republic; Amnesty International; Einchen Americe, Princeton, NJ; Vilna Gaon Jewish State Museum, Vilnius, Lithuania. Included in Fixing the World: Jewish American Artists of the Twentieth Century, by Ori B. Soltes, Brandies, New England University Press; The Book as Art, National Museum of Women in the Arts; catalogues and articles. Named A Fulbright Senior Specialist Candidate, three times finalist, one time winner of the Metro DC Dance Awards for Scenic Design.
(www.JoyceEllenWeinstein.com)
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Eryk Wenziak is Editor-in-Chief of rIgor mort.US, art editor at A-minor Magazine, and art director at A-minor Press. His poetry has appeared in numerous journals, including elimae, Used Furniture Review, HOUSEFIRE, Connotation Press, Psychic Meatloaf, and Short, Fast, and Deadly. He has published four chapbooks: 4am, a visual poetry collection published by No Press (Canada); 1975, an experimental poem published by Deadly Chaps (US) which was nominated for a
Pushcart Prize; Status Programs | Some Rules For Us To Break, a collaborative writing effort which utilizes Facebook to generate the output of poetry; You are my anti-spam hero, a collection of spam-email subject headings published by Twenty-four Hours Press (US) and also nominated for a Pushcart Prize. Silk screens of his visual art are available at Red Fox Press (Ireland) as part of their Visual Flux Portfolio Series. His photography has been used for the front and back covers of four full-length collections of poetry published by A-minor press: Sam Rasnake’s “Cinema Verite,” Mary Carroll-Hackett’s “If We Could Know Our Bones,” Michael Keenan’s “Translations on Waking in an Italian Cemetery,” and Nate Pritts’ “PostHuman.” In addition, his artwork was used for the cover of Bill Yarrow’s chapbook titled “The Lice of Christ,” published by MadHat Press and David Tomaloff’s micro-chap titled “Days + Dancing.” His photography and text-based visual artwork have both been displayed in several gallery exhibitions, including Art From the Heart at Gowanus Loft in Brooklyn as part of Gowanus Open Studios 2014, and four separate exhibitions, What Do You Want On Your Tombstone?, Art For Benjamin, Jest Another Art Show, and A Benefit for Ernesto, all at Smith&Jones Gallery in Brooklyn and Undercurrent Projects in NYC where his work was on exhibit and is currently for sale.
(www.erykwenziak.com)
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About the Organizer:
Joseph A. W. Quintela is an artist,
publisher, and art-organizer working at the fault lines emergent in the face of post-textual and post-productive modes of living. With a particular interest in material excess, systemic collapse, and generative revitalization, his practice harnesses a fluency in a variety of media including paint, light, books, text, and
culinary ingredrients. Solo exhibitions in New York have included Portrait of the Cast of You in Eye (Dumbo Sky, 2013) and FOOT | KNOTS (Project Space Envelope, 2012). He has organized exhibitions for Undercurrent Projects (Books Without Words, 2014), Terrazzo Art Projects (Se Cayo Todo, 2014), and the Brooklyn-based Pop-Up initiative Smith&Jones. Ongoing displays of his work are housed at The Strand, Central Booking (LES), and Salina’s Restaurant (Chelsea).
(www.josephquintela.com)
