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On the occasion of David Scher’s one-person exhibition at Pierogi, there will be a one night live music event – ONEM at 45: Timothy Kane, Paul Scher, David Scher to be held at The BOILER, Wednesday, October 29th at 8pm
191 North 14th Street (between Berry St. and Wythe Ave.)
Brooklyn, NY 11211
For further details please call 718.599.2144
Through the 1970s there was a convergence between the occult, psychedelia and pornography, with an increasing number of films as likely to have a black mass as a pizza delivery. Occult scholar D. Bauler (of Medroxy Progesterone Acetate) and sexorcist Mark Freado (of Mil Kdu Des) have joined forces to release upon the world a collection of excerpts from over twenty such films, connected in order to fully expose the hidden connections between these films while providing a live score (as the ‘liminal auditory intelligence’ Night Pumpkin) we hope will illuminate and confuse in equal measure.
From Faustian bargains to flying Phantasm-style dildos, from swampland necromancers to German teenage devil cults, we’ll be keeping it more wand and cup than pickles and beaver, though obviously with material such as this viewer discretion is advised. Intended to function as an actual ceremonial ritual, FORKED TONGUE IN CHEEK shall open a portal to a world beyond our own, entering into our world, the secret and true obsidian skeleton beneath the heaving flesh of this world. http://www.spectacletheater.com/forked-tongue-in-cheek-live-score/
AdHoc is proud host one of New York’s most anticipated parties, SHADE.
This year’s party’s taking place on a never-before-danced-upon abandoned factory floor, at a new, epic Brooklyn location. Major beats, sound systems, and lighting installations to turn the blasphemous into believers… this Halloween, your prayers have been answered.
Tickets to SHADE SAVES are almost sold out online and they will not be sold at the door. You have to purchase tickets in advance in order to attend.
“One of the quirkiest spaces in Williamsburg is Holland Tunnel, on South Third Street, a front-runner for first place as the tiniest gallery in the metropolitan area.”—Roberta Smith, The New York Times November 6, 1998
Williamsburg pioneer Paulien Lethen, a Dutch artist, started the Holland Tunnel Gallery in 1997 in her newly installed 8 x 10 ft Home Depot garden shed. The mini art space rapidly gained recognition in the art world and became a neighborhood icon. On Nov 7, 8 and 9, Lethen and her sister Heleen Schuttevaêr will present their collaboration, the Holland Tunnel Gallery Book. It captures “the land of Holland Tunnel,” the extraordinary things that happened in the gallery over a period of 17 years, as the neighborhood changed from a rough area where artists were moving in — the New Bohemia — up until today’s hipster and developer paradise. The book includes 550 photos, all shows, events, introductions by art critic and curator Dominique Nahas and others, and much more.
It’s that time of year again – the leaves are turning, the fests are Octobering and the boxes are stomping! Come in to Main Drag from 12-8 on Saturday the 25th and Sunday the 26th to see the latest and greatest from a wide array of the hottest pedal makers. There will be food trucks, giveaways and great deals to be had.
Bring your guitar and your best stomping shoes, and plug into anything you take a fancy to – there will be specialty pedalboards and plenty of help on hand to guide you to pedal heaven.