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Keyword Intervention has been included in the recent HZ Net Gallery update. Also included were: Alysse Stepanian, Rudi Punzo, Aaron Oldenburg, Aaron M. Higgens, Anders Bojen & Kristoffer Ørum.

Joelle Dietrick and I have been selected to participate in the upcoming Europe-wide Art Festival Exchange Radical Moments! Organized by Austrian collective, Die Fabrikanten, the festival includes interdisciplinary projects exploring the nature of contemporary Europe and will culminate on 11.11.2011 as a moment of simultaneous fruition. Featured participants include Gabriela Gerber and Lukas Bardill; Scott Bunham and Juliane Stiegele. Download the promotional magazine here.

Joelle and I will be generating a project based on The Darkest Hour is Just Before Dawn, a redux if you will. More soon…

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Owen Mundy and Joelle Dietrick, The Darkest Hour is Just Before the Dawn, installation view, York, AL, 2006

A touring exhibition at Broadwalk Arts, Bristol then at The Willesden Gallery, London includes national and international artists and writers exploring the notion of connectivity, correspondence and dialogue entailing a subversive perspective to the theme.

Exhibition Details

Subversive Correspondence #1 Broadwalk Arts, Bristol, BS4 2QU.
Monday 20th July – Thursday 23rd July 2009

Subversive Correspondence #2
The Gallery at Willesden Green, 95 High Road, Willesden, London, NW10 2SF.
Wednesday 19th August- Wednesday 2nd September 2009
Private View 19th August 6-9pm

Curator: Diana Ali

Concept

The interpretations encounter political statements or disperse cultural observations; correspondence that is not immediate but perhaps depends on the contingencies of travel. Subversive systems of posting and collecting dialogue create the emergence of new narratives that are shared and reacted upon through hybrid texts, images and temporary ownership. Show cased as a touring exhibition at Broadwalk Arts, Bristol then at The Willesden Gallery, London, the works continue to explore language, visual interchange and systematic dialogues.

Alice Bradshaw
Aman Tadevosyan
Colin Andrews
Guy Bigland
Jacqueline Bradley
Johannes Gerard
Katie Watters
Kevin Timmins
Louise Tett
Mary Elizabeth Hubbard
Mary Rachel Fanning
Osvaldo Cibils
Owen Mundy and Joelle Dietrick
Ozzy Yorulmaz
Rachel Marsden
Robin Boothroyd
Sibyll Kalff
Ting
Tushar Waghela
Ziggy Evitts

Activate: MK Foltz, Steven Gagnon, Owen Mundy
June 6-July 24, 2009

Opening reception: June 6, 4-7 PM
Pabst Visitor Center & Gallery, Atlantic Center for the Arts
1414 Art Center Avenue, New Smyrna Beach

Gallery hours: Tuesday through Friday, 10 AM to 4 PM
Information: 386.427.6975
www.atlanticcenterforthearts.org

Free/Public Invited

April 15, 2009
For Immediate Release
Contact: Mary Mihelic 917-969-0222
mmihelic@stribling.com

spctclr vws

Artists are collaborating, conceptualizing, performing, and much more in spctclr vws, a contemporary show featuring artists and the teachers, friends, students, and colleagues who inspire them. This month-long exhibition starting May 15 will feature over fifty artists including Peter Drake, Tom Butter, Owen Mundy, Karen Santry, Janis Salek, Charles Seplowin, Stephen Davis, Elisa Jensen, Sandi Slone, Lori Nozick, Jamey Grimes, Tom Lendvai, Karen McCoy and Andrea Stanislov to name a few.

Some highlights of the show include a padded cell, ear trumpets, kabuki theatre, steps to nowhere, a bridge to nowhere, hanging junipers, studio shoes, architectural space interruptions, and personality visualizations.

This is the third time artist/real estate professional Mary Mihelic has been given donated space for artists in New York. This time, Stribling Marketing Associates is working with Mihelic to provide space at One Brooklyn Bridge Park for spctclr vws. In addition to donating the space, Stribling Marketing Associates is giving artists 100% of the sales commission.

The show will be curated by Mihelic who holds an MFA from Parsons and her assistant curator Alma Gharib. Gharib will receive her Masters in Art History from Columbia in May.

Spctclr vws will run from May 15th until June 7th and be open Saturdays and Sundays from noon to 6 pm. It can be seen on weekdays by appointment (call Mary Mihelic at 917-969-0222 to schedule one. The opening is May 15th from 7 to 10 pm at One Brooklyn Bridge Park at 2 Joralemon Street in Brooklyn.

List of Artists:
John Belardo, Tom Lendvai, Michael Berube, Zackary Lauth, Omar Buckley , Jim Plunkett, Aimee Burg, Katie Quarrier, Tom Butter, Norm Magnusson, Jessica Cappiello, Jackson Martin, Robert Carl, Cindy Martinez, Ursula Clark, Karen McCoy, Cameron Cottrill, Kevin Stocklin, Luis da Cruz, Holly Miller, Stephen Davis, Owen Mundy, Frank Detrich, Yeshey Myles, Peter Drake, Fred Nelson, Jaron Feldman, Stuart Nicholson, Cassidy Fry , Lori Nozick, Jennifer Gonzales , Staci Offutt, Travis Graves, Paige Pedri, Jamey Grimes, Rostislav Roznoshchik, Nathaniel Hein, Janis Salek, Alexander Guerrero, Karen Santry, Hannah Guerrero, Matt Sargent, Marina Korenfeld, Seniors in Touch, Julia Handschuh, Sarah Sense, Carolyn Hopkins, Charles Seplowin, Elisa Jensen, Yurly Shklyarsky, Roberto de Jessus, Sandi Slone, Catherine Tai, Liam Turkle, Craig Wedderspoon, Joey Hauk Weiss, Yuko Yamaguchi, Natalia Zubko, Andrea Stanislav, Mary Mihelic

For more information contact Mary Mihelic at 917-969-0222 or mmihelic@stribling.com.

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Opening Reception April 10, 6–9 PM
April 10–August 8

Material Afterlife explores the rich terrain developed by artists who address waste and need in society, are mindful of environmental cause and effect, and expand ideas of consumption through a cyclic approach of material use. This terrain has never been more fruitful than with the work of today’s artists. This exhibition will assert the growing relevance of artwork that examines environmental degradation, consumerism, personal value, and frugality, as well as celebrate the significance of recycling, sustainable methods, and thrift-store culture as medium and subject matter for artists.

October 31-November 4, 2006
Herbert Marcuse Gallery
University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA

August 27-September 7, 2006
Cal State University, Long Beach, CA.