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May 22 – July 24
Opening: May 22 – 6:00 PM

If You See Nothing Say Something
New exhibition curated by Kiya Kim

a PLUS ONE Curatorial Project

The Invisible Dog Art Center presents the first curatorial program PLUS ONE curated by artist Kiya Kim (Korean, b. 1977), which features  artists Adam Smith Parker, Young Paik, Chong Gon Byun, Carolyn Salas, Eun Jung Hwang, Woolga Choi, Hong Seon Jang, Hee Jung Cho, Jason Peters, Julie Evanoff,  Kiya Kim, Megan Prince, Noah Klersfeld, Richard Jochum,  Sea Chang Chun & Thomas McKean

51 Bergen Street (between Smith street and Boerum Place)Brooklyn NY 11201F or G Trains – Bergen street stop www.theinvisibledog.org

March 15 – June 4, 2010
Julie Evanoff: in between

A solo exhibition of animations, paintings, prints and drawings at The Gallery at the Art Institue of Tucson
Curated by: Linda Reller

Artist’s Talk & Reception
Thursday, June 3, 2010
5:30 – 6:30pm

“Ex Ovo Omnia,” published April, 2010 with art by Julie Evanoff & poetry by Jennifer Perrine.

In a Switcheroo, we invite writers to submit poetry and prose in response to a piece of visual work created by one of the Broasdided artists.

And what of the mother of the monster,the Pandora’s box of her womb? What crack
in the world did she peer through to impress this upon her child: eagle’s foot and horned
head, serpents dripping from its waist, bat wings folded over a superfluous eye?
What can we say for the mother except
from the egg, all—newt and rodent, human and worm? What could she know of genetics:
cistrons that pump out seven hearts, twin mouths,
or a form more common, more humble? What could she do but watch while her infant starved?
What could she do but what we all do—hold our faults close, their names like stones on our tongues?