
Creative Time
A night of tarot reading, spin the bottle, milk and cookies, and get down get down benefiting Creative Time and launching a limited edition pajama by artist Will Cotton, produced by Exquisite Apparel in association with Phillips-Van Heusen.
Learn more here:
http://creativetime.org/programs/archive /2009/fall09/
And get yo...ur tickets here:
http://creativetime.org/programs/archive /2009/fall09/tickets.html
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8PM: Cocktails and Midnight Snacks
Food courtesy of April Bloomfield’s The Breslin
Tarot reading by Jacob Ireland
Music by Fischerspooner DJ Set
10PM: Downstairs Dance Party
Doors open with a special live performance by Patrick Cleandenim
and DJ set by Matt Creed
Dress Code:
Boudoirs and Bachelor Pads
Tickets:
$150 You're in for the evening
$275 You're in for the evening and get a pair of PJs to slip into later
$150 Special preview-priced Will Cotton PJs (but I can't come to the party)
$350 Extra special Will Cotton PJs signed by the artist
Hosted by:
Eric Adolfsen, Flint Beamon, Alix Browne, Lauren Cochran, Kyle DeWoody, Agyness Deyn, Mandie Erickson, Camilla Gale & Zach Aarons, Matt Kliegman, Terence Koh, Gregory Krum, Humberto Leon, Carol Lim, Phillip Lim, Brian Phillips, Carlos Quirarte, Terry Richardson, Vito Schnabel, Max Snow, Nicola Vassell, Arden Wohl & Stefan Bondell, Brian Wolk & Claude Morais, Olivier Zahm, The Creative Council
Event partners:
Brooklyn Photo Studio, Ronnybrook Farm, Exquisite Apparel, Ace Hotel, Fischerspooner, The Breslin, Casa Dragones, Phillips-Van Heusen, and Campari
Special thanks to:
Patrick Cleandenim, Will Cotton, Matt Creed, Company Agenda, Beth Rudin DeWoody, Jacob Irelend, Lori Krauss, Patrick Li, Veronique & Bob Pittman, Mathew Tedesco, Kenneth Wyse, all of our fabulous hosts.

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GLENN KAINO FEATURING RYAN MAJESTIC
Honor Among Thieves (Chapter 1: The Tower and the Star)
PERFORMANCES TAKE PLACE AT 7PM AND 9PM ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH AT THE HISTORIC SLIPPER ROOM, 167 ORCHARD STREET, NEW YORK, NY, 10002.
TICKETS ARE $10 AND MAY BE PURCHASED ONLINE AT:
www.creativetime.org/kainotickets
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MAG...IC SHOW / PERFORMANCE ART HYBRID PROJECT WILL ASTOUND AUDIENCES
Creative Time is pleased to present a blend of performance art and magic as part of Performa09. In Honor Among Thieves (Chapter 1: The Tower and the Star), Los Angeles–based artist Glenn Kaino will collaborate with renowned magician Ryan Majestic in a stage show that is part performance art and part magic. The show will challenge basic perceptions of reality, calling into question the relationship between a performer and his audience, and reality and illusion. For the past year, Kaino has been training for acceptance into the highly exclusive and esteemed Magic Castle, the home of the Academy of Magical Arts and a professional guild for magicians. Ryan Majestic is a renowned professional magician.
The Tower is the sixteenth Major Arcana card in the traditional Tarot deck and often represents situations of monumental ruin, catastrophe, and epic change. The Star, the seventeenth Major Arcana, represents tranquility or hope. Kaino and Majestic use these metaphors as departure points for a spectacular magic performance.
The show will begin by evoking the experience of wonder at first seeing a magic trick performed. Then, slowly, through the performance art technique of repetition, the audience will become a part of the magician’s process of rehearsal and refinement, witnessing how the magician engages audience members in different ways. Before the audience, the trick moves from one of illusion to one of technique. The deconstruction of the trick forces a reevaluation not only of the specific trick, but the blurry terrain between art and magic. The performance will transform the Slipper Room into an experimental laboratory where ideas are worked out in real time—ultimately becoming a rumination on the relationship between a performer and his audience. The evening will end with seemingly impossible illusions performed by Kaino and Majestic.
Magicians, much like artists, make changes to one’s basic understanding of reality. Honor Among Thieves is an attempt, says Kaino, “to learn to believe and not believe at the same time.” It is the first of many ongoing experiments with art and magic that the artist will make as an interrogation of the social contract and a restructuring of systems of validation and meaning.
ABOUT THE ARTISTS
Glenn Kaino is a Japanese American artist born, raised, and currently working in Los Angeles, who has versatile skills as an art maker. As part of a decade long exploration into the role of the artist in society, Kaino has weaved in and out of contemporary and commercial art realms. Kaino was co-founder of Deep River Gallery in LA, was formerly the chief creative officer of Napster, and was recently commissioned to create a monumental sculpture for the city of Pittsburgh’s 250th anniversary. Kaino’s work has been shown at the Whitney Biennial at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, The Studio Museum in Harlem, the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, and The Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh. He is currently represented by DBA Christian Haye.
Whether on stage in a crowded Hollywood nightclub, among farmers in a remote West African village, or as a special guest at an intimate dinner party, Ryan Majestic uses a lifetime of training to create extraordinary moments of suspense, mystery, and laughter for everyone around. Over the last 13 years, Ryan has taken his act across the US and the world, entertaining audiences in 45 states, 16 countries, and 5 continents.
ABOUT CREATIVE TIME
Honor Among Thieves continues Creative Time’s tradition of animating and amplifying unique spaces in New York City’s urban landscape. Recent projects include Tribute in Light, which served as a gesture of hope and healing after 9/11, and Doug Aitken: Sleepwalkers, a film projected on the Museum of Modern Art, NY. Creative Time has worked with over 1,400 of the world’s most dynamic artists in its 35-year history. Creative Time: The Book was published on the occasion of the institution’s 33rd birthday, exploring each of its projects presented since 1974.
Honor Among Thieves (Chapter 1: The Tower and the Star) - Presented by Creative Time as part of Performa09
Time:7:00PM Monday, November 9th
Location:The Slipper Room

Creative Time
The Creative Time Summit
Oct 23-4, 2009
Celeste Bartos Forum of the New York Public Library
Presented by Creative Time and LIVE from the NYPL
RESERVE YOUR TICKETS AT: http://www.nypl.org/research/chss/pep/pe pdesc.cfm?id=5855
With: Ayreen Anastas, Julieta Aranda, Edgar Arceneaux, Baltimore Development Cooperative, Yael Bart...ana, Bik Van der Pol, Tania Bruguera, Carolina Caycedo, Mel Chin, Teddy Cruz, Minerva Cuevas, Morris Dickstein, Okwui Enwezor, Peter Fend, Harrell Fletcher, Rene Gabri, Andrea Geyer, Liam Gillick, Dara Greenwald, Igor Grubic, Sharon Hayes, Thomas Hirschhorn, Alfredo Jaar, Carin Kuoni, Suzanne Lacy, Lars Bang Larsen, Maria Lind, Rick Lowe, Eve S. Mosher, Multiplicity, Vik Muniz, Kristina Norman, Not An Alternative, Reverend Billy, Laurie Jo Reynolds, Damon Rich, Gregory Sholette, David Levi Strauss, Temporary Services, and What, How and for Whom.
Creative Time is pleased to invite you to The Creative Time Summit: Revolutions in Public Practice, a thrilling addition to the LIVE from the NYPL fall season. Over 35 international artists, curators, critics, scholars, anarchists, and activists will give concise presentations on their work and urgent issues of social justice in this rollercoaster conference, which takes place in the course of a single day. The Summit will open with the bestowal of The Leonore Annenberg Prize for Art and Social Change, an award of $25,000, on The Yes Men. The Summit continues Creative Time’s 35-year history of being committed to groundbreaking new models in art-making that actively engage with and transform the world around us.
The Creative Time Summit provides an opportunity to consider the work of more than 35 international cultural producers whose practice engages the public sphere on questions of social justice. Each presenter will give a concise, seven-minute introduction to their work, allowing attendees to glimpse a broad range of practices. Their approaches not only reflect, but also act upon and create moments of historic change, breaking the traditional barriers between art, culture, and politics. In addition to a central presentation space, there will be a complementary space for attendees and panelists to engage in more in-depth conversations. The Summit is organized with the knowledge that part of the pleasure of a conference is the ability to meet, discuss, and establish further connections that can lead to a more robust practice.
The conference will open on the evening of Friday, October 23 with the presentation of the first, inaugural Leonore Annenberg Prize for Art and Social Change, honoring an artist who has committed their life’s work to social change in powerful and productive ways. This year, the prize will be given to The Yes Men, who will give a special presentation on Friday evening.
Available concurrently with the presentations will be a separate, flexible conversation space, where each of the presenters will gather to be available for one-on-one conversations with attendees. This space will replace the traditional question-and-answer model, in favor of a more discursive, interactive approach.
RESERVE YOUR TICKETS AT: http://www.nypl.org/research/chss/pep/pe pdesc.cfm?id=5855
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE PROJECT AT: http://www.creativetime.org/summit
35+ Artists Present at this 1-day Conference
Time:6:00PM Friday, October 23rd
Location:Celeste Bartos Forum of the New York Public Library

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Join Creative Time to celebrate the final days of PLOT09/ This World and Nearer Ones with a conversation with The Bruce High Quality Foundation following a screening of their film, "Isle of the Dead"
Admission is free, but reservations are required:
www.creativetime.org/govtalk
The free Governors Island ferry departs from... the northernmost slip of the Battery Maritime Building, the historic ferry terminal next to the Staten Island
Ferry Terminal in Lower Manhattan. Via subway: 1 to South Ferry; 4, 5 to Bowling Green; R, W to Whitehall St. More information: creativetime.org/plot09
Ferries depart every hour on the hour—take the 3 pm ferry or you’ll miss the talk! Once on the island, follow directions to the Fort Jay Theatre.
Following a screening of "Isle of the Dead"
Time:4:00PM Saturday, September 12th
Location:Governors Island, Fort Jay Theatre

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The Bruce High Quality Foundation Discuss their work in PLOT/09 This World & NEarer Ones entitled "Isle of the Dead"

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Guido van der Werve discusses his works in PLOT/09: This World & Nearer Ones entitled "Number 4: I don't want to get involved in this, I don't want to be a part of this; talk me out of it" & "Number Seven: The clouds are more beautiful from above"

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Krzysztof Wodiczko discusses his work in PLOT/09: This World & Nearer Ones entitled "Veterans' Flame"

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Edgar Arceneaux discusses his work in PLOT/09: This World & Nearer Ones entitled "Sound Cannon Double Projection"
























