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Greater New York 2005

New Art in New York Now

Greater New York 2005 is an exhibition displaying the new work of more than 100 local artists, selected by curators from P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center and The Museum of Modern Art.

RADIO // Greater New York 2005 Artists Buying Art: with Peter Coffin (Part 1 of 2) Radio show Artist Peter Coffin gave each of a team of artist friends a $100,000 wad of counterfeit WPS1 "munny" and sent them out to deal with the dealers. The gimmick cut both ways as the artists found themselves detected, rejected, and, sometimes, collected... Listen Read More »	RADIO // Greater New York 2005 Artists Buying Art: with Peter Coffin (Part 2 of 2) Radio show On this second day of his scheme, artist Peter Coffin gave another team of artists $100,000 of genuine bright yellow WPS1 "munny" and sent them out to deal with the dealers. Some were drawn to the weirdest stuff while others really wound up thinking... Listen Read More »	RADIO // Greater New York 2005 How's It Going? Live Preview Greater New York Show Installation Update: Alanna Heiss/Brett Littman Hosted by Alanna Heiss Radio show A phone call by the P.S.1 team from the WPS1 Armory Show booth to the cell phone of Clarissa Dalrymple as she wanders the P.S.1 halls assessing and caressing the installation and artists in anticipation of the opening of Greater New York 2005. A telephone call from the P.S.1 directors from the WPS1 Armory Show remote site to the mobile phone of Clarissa Dalrymple as she wanders the halls of P.S.1 assessing and caressing the installation and the artists in anticipation of the impending... Listen Read More »
RADIO // Greater New York 2005 How's It Going? Live Preview Greater New York Show Installation: David Weinstein with Lumi Tan Radio show David Weinstein, sitting in the VIP Lounge at the WPS1 Armory Show remote site, calls P.S.1 Curatorial Assistant Lumi Tan as she haunts the fair's brimful arena, thrusting her mobile phone into the hands of artists in mid-installation, hunting the... Listen Read More »	RADIO // Greater New York 2005 How's It Going? Live Preview Greater New York Show Installation: David Weinstein with Sarah Kessler Radio show P.S.1 curatorial assistant Sarah Kessler spends 15 minutes on her mobile with David Weinstein as she attempts to gently ambush artists in mid-installation and get them to reveal what's up and what's not during the occupation of P.S.1 by the artists... Listen Read More »	RADIO // Greater New York 2005 How's It Going? Live Preview Greater New York Show Installation: David Weinstein/Neville Wakefield Radio show Another of our roving correspondent reports as Mr. Weinstein attempts to visualize both world peace and the condition of P.S.1, under siege by the 160-plus artists installing the Greater New York Show, as described by Neville Wakefield on the handy... Listen Read More »
RADIO // Greater New York 2005 P.S.1 Interviews: Alanna Heiss with David Teiger and Amalia Dayan Radio show Alanna Heiss spent one day of twenty away from the corridors and galleries of P.S.1 where the Greater New York Show was taking form, and she spent it with us to hold court on the front porch of the massive Armory Show facility to discuss the worlds... Listen Read More »	RADIO // Greater New York 2005 Pattie Lee Becker Radio show Pattie Lee Becker presents her Tales from the Animal room series, Within an Eye or How Mr. Luck Met Wanda Blank, and Can't Find the Bottom. She supports her narratives with hand-crafted puppets dolls, creating a lively theatrical experience.... Listen Read More »	RADIO // Greater New York 2005 Tamy Ben-Tor: Electroyiddish Radio show Tamy Ben-Tor's video works and live performances create cultural ground zeros. Her alertness to any moral, ideological, political and artistic cliché, combined with a classic sense of comedy, results in a body of work which is equally... Listen Read More »
RADIO // Greater New York 2005 The Poetry of Pablo Picasso Radio show I abandon sculpture, engraving, and painting to dedicate myself entirely to song. (Pablo Picasso to Jaime Sabartés, April 1936.). A reading celebrating the publication of The Burial of the Count of Orgaz & Other Po. I abandon sculpture, engraving, and painting to dedicate myself entirely to song. (Pablo Picasso to Jaime Sabartés, April 1936.) A reading celebrating the publication of The Burial of the Count of Orgaz & Other Poems (Exact... Listen Read More »