IHEARTCOMIX CMJ PARTY '08

Trouble & Bass in Bk where it all stared

I love Techno

Line-up /
Underworld (Live) | Dave Clarke | Justice | Boys Noize | Richie Hawtin | Marco Carola | Booka Shade (Live) | Digitalism | DJ Rush | Pet Duo (Live) | Felix Kröcher | Audion (Live) | SebastiAn | Uffie | Feadz | Surkin | Tocadisco | Umek | Magda | Robert Hood | Frank Kvitta | Crookers | Hot Chip Live | DJ Murphy | Heartthrob (Live) | Busy P | Dr. Lektroluv | BRODINSKI | Heartthrob live | Dusty Kid live | Troy Pierce | BIRDY NAM NAM live | BLOODY BEETROOTS | Gaiser live | Marcel Dettmann | DJ Mehdi | Marc Houle live | Kabale und Liebe | ED REC ALLSTARS | Matthew Hoag | LA RIOTS | PIERRE

I Love Techno 2008, edition 13! On Saturday November 15th the beating heart of techno will once again attract 35,000 music lovers from various countries to a night of dance pleasure. Paying attention to techno in all its varieties (hard techno, minimal, Detroit…) and to pioneers such as Robert Hood or Richie Hawtin, but also to upcoming new talent like e.g. Dusty Kid. The festival also focuses on related genres such as electro and rave and pays plenty of attention to new evolutions (fidget house, the return to the rave sound of the nineties, the rise of France as a prominent dance country…). Are you ready for the floor?!

Hammered for Pennies on the Dollar: Friday

Perfect Strangers Art Show
Wine, well drinks, no cover before 9pm, $7 after / 7pm-4am
Alphabeta
70 Greenpoint Ave,
Btw. Franklin and West
Greenpoint



New York Dolls: Photographs by Bob Gruen book launch
prosecco, no cover / 6pm-7pm
International Center for Photography
1114 Ave of the Americas,
Btw. 42nd & 43rd St.
Midtown
(212) 860-1777



All You Can Drink Sangria
sangria, $15 cover / 7pm-12am
Unwined
2537 Broadway,
At 95th St.
Upper West Side
(646) 403-3215



Free Beer Fridays
beer, no cover / 6pm-8pm
The Town Tavern
134 W. 3rd Street,
btw Avenue Of The Americas & Mac Dougal St.
Greenwich Village
(212) 253-6955

Exhibitions at the Metropolitan Museum of Art

Ones Really Worth Going to:

Jeff Koons on the Roof
Through October 26, 2008 (weather permitting)
The Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Roof Garden

On view is an installation of sculptures by American artist Jeff Koons (b. 1955), featuring three of the artist’s meticulously crafted works that have never before been on public display. The works are set in the most dramatic outdoor space for sculpture in New York City: The Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Roof Garden, which offers a spectacular view of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline. Beverage and sandwich service is available from 10:00 a.m. until closing, including Friday and Saturday evenings.

Café serving sandwiches, espresso, cappuccino, iced tea, soft drinks, wine, and beer open 10:00–8:15 (Friday, Saturday), 10:00–4:30 (Sunday, Tuesday–Thursday). Martini Bar open 5:30–8:30 (Friday, Saturday).

Provocative Visions: Race and Identity—Selections from the Permanent Collection
August 19, 2008–March 8, 2009
Modern Art, north mezzanine gallery

This installation features acquisitions made during the past sixteen years (1992–2007), many on view at the Museum for the first time. The thirteen sculptures, prints, and drawings by seven contemporary African-American artists—Chakaia Booker, Willie Cole, Glenn Ligon, Whitfield Lovell, Alison Saar, Lorna Simpson, and Kara Walker—confront issues of racial heritage and identity.






New York, N. Why?: Photographs by Rudy Burckhardt, 1937–1940
September 23, 2008–January 4, 2009
The Howard Gilman Gallery

In the late 1930s, Rudy Burckhardt—then a recent émigré to America from Switzerland—created what are today considered to be some of the greatest photographs of New York ever made. This exhibition will present in its entirety a unique album (acquired by the Museum in 1972) of 67 now-classic images of street furniture, outdoor advertising, and pedestrians, selected and sequenced by Burckhardt in 1940.
Accompanied by a facsimile edition of the album.

Free around the City

Fall Flea Market

Saturday, October 4, 2008

10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Vendors sell all sorts of items from tables set up outside the garden. Inside the garden, we'll dig up extra plants and sell them. Come to the garden to help dig, browse the flea market tables, and buy a plant to take home. To register as a vendor, call Nancy at (212) 567-1971.


Riverside-Inwood Neighborhood Garden (1835 Riverside Drive at the intersection of Riverside Drive, Dyckman Avenue, Broadway, and Seaman Avenue)
Manhattan

Contact Number
(212) 567-8272
Contact Email

mclarke@hunter.cuny.edu


Clothing and Textile Recycling

Saturday, October 4, 2008

8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.

Second Chance Saturdays - Clothing and Textile Recycling at Grand Army Plaza

Did you know that 5.7% of NYC's residential waste is textiles, yet they are 100% recyclable? Recycle your unwanted textile materials at the Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket every Saturday, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Acceptable donations include used clothing, shoes, boots, hats, jackets, towels, bedding, and linens. Goodwill will provide receipts upon request for those wishing to use their donation as a charitable contribution.

Location

Grand Army Plaza

Greenmarket, Grand Army Plaza
Brooklyn


Chanel Mobile Art Exhibit

Tuesday, October 21, 2008

10:00 a.m.


From October 20 through November 9, the traveling international exhibition Mobile Art will be displayed in New York City. The exhibit is housed in a gleaming futuristic pavilion designed by Pritzker Prize-winning, London-based architect Zaha Hadid.

Commissioned by CHANEL, Mobile Art presents changing installations of works by foremost contemporary artists from Europe, the United States, Asia, Russia, and Latin America, each of whom has made a unique piece for the project exploring the visual, conceptual, and cultural possibilities in the convergence of fashion and art.

The pavilion will be open to the public free of charge with reserved, timed tickets. Visitors will be able to view the installation during public hours each day, and CHANEL will host additional special evening events in collaboration with leading New York arts institutions and cultural organizations, including the Central Park Conservancy.
Location

The Mall and Rumsey Playfield

Rumsey Playfield, Central Park (Fifth Avenue at 69th Street)
Manhattan

Today: DCTV Open House

On October 2nd, DCTV’s landmark firehouse opens its
big red doors. Meet our friendly staff and learn about all
of our low-cost services for independent digital
filmmakers, film-lovers and potential collaborators.

* Sample Workshops
* High-Def Camera Demos
* Open Bar
* Free Food
* Discounted $20 Membership
w/ Gift Bag
* Legendary Raffle, including:
32GB iPod and a copy of Final Draft!
* Learn about: DCTV Rentals, Workshops, Post-Production &
Pro-TV (youth video education)
* Meet our partners/sponsors: Shooting People, Tekserve, B&H and more
* WATCH THE VP DEBATE
Share a part of history with us!
* After Party


SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:

* Open Bar
o 6PM – 7PM

* Sample Workshops
o 6:15PM – 6:40PM – Video for the Web
o 6:45PM – 7:10PM – HVX200 Crash Course
o 7:15PM – 7:40PM – Adobe Photoshop 101
o 7:45PM – 8:10PM – Video for the Web
o 8:15PM – 8:40PM – Final Cut Pro 6

* Raffle Drawing
o 8:45PM

* Vice Presidential Debate
o 9PM

* After Party & Open Bar
o Following the Debate - Featuring dj dr maz of


Join us October 2nd!

FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Directions:
By Subway: N,R,Q,W,6 to Canal St
By Bus: M1 or M6 to Canal St & Broadway
By Foot/Car: On the east side of Lafayette St (btwn Walker St & White St)

http://www.dctvny.org/dctvpresents/Fall08/FallOH08.html