Comments for Normal Space http://www.nicknormal.com/normalspace @ Flux Factory Sat, 17 May 2008 14:17:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 Comment on 48 Hour Run by mezzanine rebuild (and Normal Space expansion) at normalblog http://www.nicknormal.com/normalspace/exhibitions/48-hour-run/#comment-2452 mezzanine rebuild (and Normal Space expansion) at normalblog Mon, 12 Nov 2007 06:09:52 +0000 http://www.nicknormal.com/normalspace/exhibitions/48-hour-run/#comment-2452 [...] All the while one of my main intentions for rebuilding was to finally install, permanently, my data projector for screening movies and films as well as serving as a testing bed for my Normal Space project 48 Hour Run, conceived over a year ago now (delayed all this time due to my first projector failing, broken after less than two months use, and other projects taking over in the meantime). [...] […] All the while one of my main intentions for rebuilding was to finally install, permanently, my data projector for screening movies and films as well as serving as a testing bed for my Normal Space project 48 Hour Run, conceived over a year ago now (delayed all this time due to my first projector failing, broken after less than two months use, and other projects taking over in the meantime). […]

]]> Comment on 48 Hour Run by Normal Space » re-title listing http://www.nicknormal.com/normalspace/exhibitions/48-hour-run/#comment-108 Normal Space » re-title listing Sat, 21 Oct 2006 16:54:50 +0000 http://www.nicknormal.com/normalspace/exhibitions/48-hour-run/#comment-108 [...] Re-title was kind enough to list my call for submissions for 48 Hour Run, a video screening project I’m planning for the future in my studio at Flux Factory. I’m listed in Artist Opportunities #44; for those who don’t know re-title have a service where every fortnight they publish (via email) listings of opportunities (from residencies to awards to exhibitions) for artists. If you’re not already signed up I highly recommend it. Not to brag or anything but their listings tend to be highly filtered (around 10-15 per issue) and offer some of the best opportunities of the moment. [...] […] Re-title was kind enough to list my call for submissions for 48 Hour Run, a video screening project I’m planning for the future in my studio at Flux Factory. I’m listed in Artist Opportunities #44; for those who don’t know re-title have a service where every fortnight they publish (via email) listings of opportunities (from residencies to awards to exhibitions) for artists. If you’re not already signed up I highly recommend it. Not to brag or anything but their listings tend to be highly filtered (around 10-15 per issue) and offer some of the best opportunities of the moment. […]

]]> Comment on 48 Hour Run by re-title listing — normalblog Archive http://www.nicknormal.com/normalspace/exhibitions/48-hour-run/#comment-27 re-title listing — normalblog Archive Tue, 10 Oct 2006 19:14:01 +0000 http://www.nicknormal.com/normalspace/exhibitions/48-hour-run/#comment-27 [...] Re-title was kind enough to list my call for submissions for 48 Hour Run, a video screening project I’m planning for the future in my studio at Flux Factory. I’m listed in Artist Opportunities #44; for those who don’t know re-title have a service where every fortnight they publish (via email) listings of opportunities (from residencies to awards to exhibitions) for artists. If you’re not already signed up I highly recommend it. Not to brag or anything but their listings tend to be highly filtered (around 10-15 per issue) and offer some of the best opportunities of the moment. [...] […] Re-title was kind enough to list my call for submissions for 48 Hour Run, a video screening project I’m planning for the future in my studio at Flux Factory. I’m listed in Artist Opportunities #44; for those who don’t know re-title have a service where every fortnight they publish (via email) listings of opportunities (from residencies to awards to exhibitions) for artists. If you’re not already signed up I highly recommend it. Not to brag or anything but their listings tend to be highly filtered (around 10-15 per issue) and offer some of the best opportunities of the moment. […]

]]> Comment on 48 Hour Run by Normal Space - 48 Hour Run — normalblog Archive http://www.nicknormal.com/normalspace/exhibitions/48-hour-run/#comment-18 Normal Space - 48 Hour Run — normalblog Archive Wed, 27 Sep 2006 15:29:10 +0000 http://www.nicknormal.com/normalspace/exhibitions/48-hour-run/#comment-18 [...] I have put online my next (next? first!) call for submissions for an upcoming piece i want to organize in my studio: a screening of exactly 48 hours of video art under the title ‘48 Hour Run‘. Artists working with video who are interested in participating should click here for details of the show, and the instructions for submitting. [...] […] I have put online my next (next? first!) call for submissions for an upcoming piece i want to organize in my studio: a screening of exactly 48 hours of video art under the title ‘48 Hour Run‘. Artists working with video who are interested in participating should click here for details of the show, and the instructions for submitting. […]

]]> Comment on 48 Hour Run by Normal Space » 48 Hour Run call http://www.nicknormal.com/normalspace/exhibitions/48-hour-run/#comment-17 Normal Space » 48 Hour Run call Wed, 27 Sep 2006 14:28:59 +0000 http://www.nicknormal.com/normalspace/exhibitions/48-hour-run/#comment-17 [...] I’ve put up the first call for submissions for one of my next exhibitions, a screening of exactly 48 hours of video art under the title 48 Hour Run. [...] […] I’ve put up the first call for submissions for one of my next exhibitions, a screening of exactly 48 hours of video art under the title 48 Hour Run. […]

]]> Comment on Cassie Thornton - artist statement by Peekskill Project — normalblog Archive http://www.nicknormal.com/normalspace/2006/04/03/cassie-thornton-artist-statement/#comment-14 Peekskill Project — normalblog Archive Thu, 21 Sep 2006 18:28:19 +0000 http://www.nicknormal.com/normalspace/2006/04/03/cassie-thornton-artist-statement/#comment-14 [...] We started at the HVCCA. Even before then, because as we approached the center we first stumbled upon an installation adjoined to the wall of the center, by Cassie Thornton, a good friend of mine. I love Cassie’s work, I even have some of it in my own collection. This piece was a haphazard construction, a 2″x4″ wood frame wrapped in clear plastic with a slanted roof; inside were maquettes of landscapes and buildings, photos of children and older people. Bricks surrounded the outside foundation, as if to keep everything stable. The piece was titled “Infinite Museum”; the only thing unclear (to me) about Cassie’s work was if the maquettes were her own creation or that of those present in the accompanying documentary photographs. Given the inclusion of ‘museum’ in the title, Cassie’s role is a little bit questionable: is she collector, curator, spokesperson? What saves the work for me is the physical construction and allocation of the work, and it’s play on the micro/macro: included in the Peekskill Project, but a Museum in itself, adjacent to the HVCCA but open all the time, on the street; and of course the scale of the models included in the work. [...] […] We started at the HVCCA. Even before then, because as we approached the center we first stumbled upon an installation adjoined to the wall of the center, by Cassie Thornton, a good friend of mine. I love Cassie’s work, I even have some of it in my own collection. This piece was a haphazard construction, a 2″x4″ wood frame wrapped in clear plastic with a slanted roof; inside were maquettes of landscapes and buildings, photos of children and older people. Bricks surrounded the outside foundation, as if to keep everything stable. The piece was titled “Infinite Museum”; the only thing unclear (to me) about Cassie’s work was if the maquettes were her own creation or that of those present in the accompanying documentary photographs. Given the inclusion of ‘museum’ in the title, Cassie’s role is a little bit questionable: is she collector, curator, spokesperson? What saves the work for me is the physical construction and allocation of the work, and it’s play on the micro/macro: included in the Peekskill Project, but a Museum in itself, adjacent to the HVCCA but open all the time, on the street; and of course the scale of the models included in the work. […]

]]> Comment on slideshow is up by andreea http://www.nicknormal.com/normalspace/2006/04/17/slideshow-is-up/#comment-10 andreea Tue, 13 Jun 2006 09:00:28 +0000 http://www.nicknormal.com/normalspace/2006/04/17/slideshow-is-up/#comment-10 hi nick... this is andreea (not much of a real comment i must say) hope you can remember who i am.. just found this place, but don't know the best email to reach you at.. so i'm just gonna hope that you reach me instead :o) hi nick… this is andreea (not much of a real comment i must say) hope you can remember who i am.. just found this place, but don’t know the best email to reach you at.. so i’m just gonna hope that you reach me instead :o)

]]> Comment on slideshow is up by Mary Dirtpirate http://www.nicknormal.com/normalspace/2006/04/17/slideshow-is-up/#comment-9 Mary Dirtpirate Sat, 27 May 2006 23:30:10 +0000 http://www.nicknormal.com/normalspace/2006/04/17/slideshow-is-up/#comment-9 sorry to post here, but i was unable to find any other way to contact you. please contact me a.s.a.p. sorry to post here, but i was unable to find any other way to contact you. please contact me a.s.a.p.

]]> Comment on inaugural exhibition by Sylvia Sherr http://www.nicknormal.com/normalspace/2006/02/13/hello-world/#comment-8 Sylvia Sherr Thu, 18 May 2006 15:59:48 +0000 http://www.nicknormal.com/normalspace/2006/02/13/hello-world/#comment-8 Andrea, I saw your paper cut in the NY Times for Mother's Day and was so intrigued with your work. So I looked you up in the internet and was pleasantly surprised by the range and beauty. I also love the simple way you write, no shadow of arrogance. I am an artist who draws on clay, but I told a friend who does paper cut work to look you up. Please keep me on your list of e-mail respondents. Andrea, I saw your paper cut in the NY Times for Mother’s Day and was so intrigued with your work. So I looked you up in the internet and was pleasantly surprised by the range and beauty. I also love the simple way you write, no shadow of arrogance. I am an artist who draws on clay, but I told a friend who does paper cut work to look you up. Please keep me on your list of e-mail respondents.

]]> Comment on Dezso not Deszo by Gégény Dezső http://www.nicknormal.com/normalspace/2006/03/29/dezso-not-deszo/#comment-7 Gégény Dezső Thu, 11 May 2006 18:29:09 +0000 http://www.nicknormal.com/normalspace/2006/03/29/dezso-not-deszo/#comment-7 Kedves Dezső! Egy másik Dezső szeretettel köszönti. Sajnos nem tudok angolul, de megértem a felszisszenését. ha megengedi két kis történetet elmesélek. Van egy német barátunk. Kedveskedett egy sörös kupával. Annak ellenére, hogy tudja a nevemet szép cirádás betüvel vésette az ón kupakjára: DESZŐ. A másik még érdekesebb. A nejem szintén szép betüformával rajzolta egy papírlapra a nevemet. Negyedszerre sikerült neki is DESZŐ-nek írni a nevemet. Úgy vélem, akinek ismeretlen hangzásu e név, előfordul, hogy elírja. Sebaj! Mi legalább tudjuk, hogyan kell, vagy kellene írni a nevünket. Szeretettel köszönti: Gégény Dezső Magyarországról. Kedves Dezső!

Egy másik Dezső szeretettel köszönti. Sajnos nem tudok angolul, de megértem a felszisszenését. ha megengedi két kis történetet elmesélek. Van egy német barátunk. Kedveskedett egy sörös kupával. Annak ellenére, hogy tudja a nevemet szép cirádás betüvel vésette az ón kupakjára: DESZŐ.
A másik még érdekesebb. A nejem szintén szép betüformával rajzolta egy papírlapra a nevemet. Negyedszerre sikerült neki is DESZŐ-nek írni a nevemet.
Úgy vélem, akinek ismeretlen hangzásu e név, előfordul, hogy elírja. Sebaj! Mi legalább tudjuk, hogyan kell, vagy kellene írni a nevünket.

Szeretettel köszönti: Gégény Dezső Magyarországról.

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