Immaculate Collapse
Coinciding with the “Art Under the Bridge” Festival sponsored by the Dumbo Art Center
Special Festival Hours:
Friday, September 25t:h 5-8 p.m.
Saturday, September 26th: Noon-9 p.m.
Sunday, September 27th: Noon-5 p.m.
Opening Event:
Saturday, September 26th
6-9 p.m.
by Appointment through November 30th
Leo Kuelbs Collection
50 Bridge Street #516 (at Water)
Brooklyn, NY 11201
718-222-0802
F Train/York Stop
Rt at Jay St.
Rt on Water
Lft on Bridge
50 Bridge #516
Installation and Performance by:
Theo Ligthart, Marketing Material for “das korn” Conceptual Liquor Art-Product, Poster, 2008
Thomas Lendvai
Peter Soriano
OLEK
Theo Ligthart
Thomas Lendvai appears courtesy of Winkleman Gallery; NYC
Peter Soriano appears courtesy of Lennon Weinberg: NYC and Frederico Seve/Latin Collector: NYC
Immaculate Collapse resides in the cross-currents between Manifest Destiny, self-destructive narcissism, and planned obsolescence. This is a place where the end is set at the beginning, where destiny’s plans are thwarted by the individual’s behavior of usurping the power from a higher authority.
Theo Ligthart’s “das korn” specialty liquor will be served for a limited time to an exclusive group in a compromised living space dominated by Thomas Lendvai’s massive site-specific wall installation—which appears to be slipping through the ceiling. OLEK’s crocheted performers will do their best to keep the wall from finally crashing through the floor, while Peter Soriano’s cable & spray-paint constructions anchor themselves across the wall opposite.
Immaculate Collapse is the end of the party and the start of the lawsuit. And only a few of us are invited.