Update, Contributing Artists as of March 27, 2009:

Jon Cuyson, Second Hand, Georgia Sagri, Matteo Norzi and Hilario Isola, Ania Diakoff, Diana Artus, Klara Hobza, Ana Prvački and Boško Bošković

Monday March 23rd, 2009: Ana Prvački and Boško Bošković

Initial Conversation and throw the dice. They will be working on their intervention until Wednesday March 25, 2009. Because of the hat used to draw the names of the artists who will be participating in the Exhibition project, they suggest why don't we have rabbits? 3 dice, 3 rabbits. The most common variety of rabbits during Eastern is Chocolate Rabbits! they leave on top of the desk written instructions on how to deal with them. Yes, you are allowed to eat them,
somebody already tried biting on one of their ears

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Friday March 20th, 2009: Klara Hobza

Initial Conversation and throw the dice. She will be working saturday and sunday in the space. She needs a desk to work on her paper airplanes. The desk of the space is offered to her, she places herself and the desk in the back of the gallery, facing the entrance. She displays the paper airplanes she has built in one of the columns of the space, on the back side. The front side registers the diversity of heights achieved by every plane's flight with the name of their inventors. I notice my artist friend Emily Mast is one of them. Klara leaves on the desk some of the drawings to build paper airplanes.

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Update, Contributing Artists as of March 22, 2009:

Jon Cuyson, Second Hand, Georgia Sagri, Matteo Norzi and Hilario Isola, Ania Diakoff, Diana Artus, Klara Hobza

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Update, Contributing Artists as of March 19, 2009:

Jon Cuyson, Second Hand, Georgia Sagri, Matteo Norzi and Hilario Isola, Ania Diakoff, Diana Artus

Update, Contributing Artists as of March 15, 2009: Jon Cuyson, Second Hand, Georgia Sagri, Matteo Norzi and Hilario Isola

Exhibition, opens Sunday March 15, 3-8pm

For Immediate Release:

Exhibition

Opening reception: Sunday, March 15, 2009, 3 - 7

Exhibition is a temporary (six months) independent, not for profit art initiative located in a vacant storefront at 211 Elizabeth street in New York.

Exhibition offers an experimental and contradictory artistic and curatorial approach. Only a continuous single exhibition will be shown during this six months project. The artwork exhibited will be produced by a chain of subsequent artists interventions in the space and/or on the artwork. The work space assigned to an artist is ruled by the rolled of a dice and the artist's order of intervention is ruled by a name drawing from a hat. The artist agrees to an 'Initiation Ritual' in person and on-site that sets the conditions of participating in the project, which includes renouncing to any ownership of the art work produced, the art work is not for sale in any form, and that the art work can be appropriated, transformed and deleted by subsequent artists.

The exhibition context is created then by the intervening condition of the continually accumulating, massing, heaping, cleansing, subtraction, and constriction. An archive area is designated in the space for documenting purposes.

Contributing Artists as of March 11, 2009: Jon Cuyson, Emma Hedditch, Ilya Lipkin, Georgia Sagri

Exhibition Initiators (Founders): Eric Anglès, Nathalie Anglès, Elena Bajo, Warren Neidich, Jakob Schillinger

EXHIBITION 211 Elizabeth Street, New York, NY 10013
Visiting hours: Wednesday - Sunday 12 - 6

For more information:

exhibition211@elenabajo.com

www.exhibiton211.net
exhibition211.blogspot.com

EXHIBITION

EXHIBITION


1. The work is an intervention upon interventions.
2. The work belongs to no one and is not for sale.
3. The work can be modified, parasitized and destroyed.

1. The artist is drawn from a hat.
2. The artist agrees to these rules in conversation on-site.
3. The artist works in areas determined by a roll of dice.

1. The site hosts a single unfolding exhibition.
2. The site is a vacant storefront at 211 Elizabeth Street in New York.
3. The site is open to the public March to August 2009, Wednesday to Sunday, 12 to 6.

A six-month initiative by Elena Bajo, Eric Anglès, Jakob Schillinger, Nathalie Anglès and Warren Neidich.

Opens March 15, 2009, 3 to 7.