Ken Butler

http://www.mindspring.com/~kbhybrid/

Linda Post and Praxis at artMovingProjects

artMovingProjects
166 N. 12th St, between Bedford and Berry Sts., Williamsburg (917-301-6680, 917-301-0306).

Linda Post_www.lindapost.info

_SOLO EXHIBITIONS:
"Cozy Room: four arguments for the elimination of television six walks in the fictional woods numbers in the dark” in 2004-05 at artMoving Projects in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY.
previous solo exhibitions held at: Velan, Turin, Italy; Lotta Hammer, London, UK; CRG Gallery, New York, NY
_RECENT GROUP EXHIBITIONS:_
_2006_ "Art of the Neighborhood2", Tastes Like Chicken art Space, Brooklyn, NY
2005_ "Perry Hoberman: Drawings 1975-2005, Linda Post: Window Project," artMoving, Brooklyn, NY
_____ “Yo Graph Net Interporn,” artMoving, Brooklyn, NY__2005 _“Studio: Seven Months of My Aesthetic Education (Plus Some)”, a project by Tony Oursler, ______ Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY__2005 _“e-flux video rental,” ongoing touring including Insa Art Space, Seoul, Korea; Portikus, Frankfurt, and KW _____ Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin, Germany; Manifesta Foundation, Amsterdam, Netherlands;______ The Moore Space, Miami, FL.__2005_ “Sleeper Cell,” artMoving, Brooklyn, NY__2005_ “In Practice,” Sculpture Center, LIC, Queens, NY__2004 _“e-flux video rental,” e-flux, New York, NY___PREVIOUS GROUP EXHIBITIONS INCLUDE:
"B-Hotel,” PS1 Contemporary Art Center, LIC, Queens, NY. _“In Transit: Rory Donaldson, Jim Nolan, and Linda Post,” Tyler Art Gallery, SUNY Oswego._“The Cat’s Away!,” Sara Meltzer Gallery, New York, NY_" Of Relationship,” The 16 Beaver Group, New York, NY _" Mental Wilderness,” GAle GAtes et al., Brooklyn, NY_"Beauty Now," Haus Der Kunst, Munich, Germany_"Commotion in the Ocean," cur. Amada Cruz, Dara Friedman, Dominic Molon; on De La Cruz’s boat, Miami, FL._"Regarding Beauty: A View of the Late 20th Century," Hirshhorn Museum, Washington, D.C. _"The Greatest Show on Earth," curated by Sergio Munoz Sarmiento, University Of Texas, El Paso, TX_"Horizons of Language", curated by Pip Day, Center For Photography, Woodstock, NY _"Recursion", curated by Nurit Newman, Flip Side, Brooklyn, NY _Video Wall at Rockefeller Center, New York, NY_"Zones Of Disturbance", Streircher Herbst '97, Graz, Austria_"Young and Restless", Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY (international touring)_"NOWHERE," Louisiana MOMA, Humlebæk,, Denmark
SCREENINGS, INTERNET, BROADCAST__Park 4DTV Broadcast, Berlin, Germany and Amsterdamn, The Netherlands_"Parking", A Mayday Production, Highbridge Park, NY, NY_“TwoManyTwo,” DCTV, NY, NY_"New Television", Connecticut Public Television, (national broadcast)_SeoulNYmax Festival, curated by Nam Jun Paik, Internet and Anthology Film Archive, NY
EDUCATION__MFA. Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson, NY _BFA. Massachusetts College of Art, Boston, MA___ __Chelsea College of Art, London, UK___ __School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA
TEACHING EXPERIENCE__School of Visual Arts, NY, NY. _Maine College of Art Graduate Studies Program, Portland, ME. _The Dalton School, NY, NY. _Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, NY. (visiting instructor)_QUAM 98, Catalonia, Spain.
BIBLIOGRAPHY __Pip Day. 'Horizons of Language', Photography Quarterly, #74, 1999. _Kristin M. Jones. "Review - Young and Restless, MOMA, NY", Artforum, Summer, 1997._Roberta Smith, "Review - Young and Restless, MOMA, NY", New York Times, 3/21/97_Sara Kent. "Review - Lotta Hammer Gallery", Time Out London, December 11, 1997._Stephanie Cash, "Review - CRG Gallery", Art in America, November 1996. _Richard Vine, "Report from Denmark, Part 1: Louisiana Techno-Rave", Art in America, October 1996._"Review - Video Sans Titre, Galerie Froment & Putman", Le Voyeur Paris, November, 1996._Thurston Moore, "Real Life", Index Magazine, June 1996.
Project Space

Praxis (Delia Bajo and Brainard Carey)

Love

An audition from Praxis Studios Metalobe Production.

http://www.metalobe.com/praxispressrelease.pdf

http://www.twobodies.com/

untitled 14

untitled 14
acrylic on panel 48x36"
2004

untitled 17 (end of democracy)

untitled 17 (end of democracy)
24x36" acrylic on panel 2005

This painting is made up of video stills from a line of people waiting to
vote for the President of The United
States. This was shot in a public school in Williamsburg Brooklyn. The video ends with a policeman telling me to put my video camera away. Unfortunately voters
did not decide who the President would be. Instead the Supreme Court
made the decision.

untitled 19 (porn star)

untitled 19 (porn star)
48X36"
acrylic on panel 2005

Many images that are very pornographic, people having sex in every imaginable way are layered in this painting.

untitled 25 (wal-mart)

acrylic on panel
60x48" 2005

This painting is made from images taken at
a Wal-mart store in Connecticut.
These include pictures of hunting and camping
gear, weight scales, and other must have items.

Tom Moody Studio Visit

I visited Tom Moody's studio today
and saw some really great new work.
One of the topics discussed was whether or not putting a piece or pieces online that qre in a show lowers the physical traffic to
the space. In other words does the viewer feel they have seen the show online. It seems to be a sorry state of affairs when these objects remain only present on a computer screen.

Untitled 18 (green)

Images like these from different rain forests found on the
web pixillated and layered to create the painting below.

It is in the collection of Steven Miyao
http://miyao.typepad.com/my_weblog/art/index.html

Tom Moody at artMovingProjects

Tricia Vessey
Oliver Michaels
Jane Namenwirth
Aron Namenwirth

We invite you to aMP artMovingProjects

166 N. 12th St, between Bedford and Berry Sts., Williamsburg (917-301-6680, 917-301-0306). Subway: L to Bedford Ave. Thu- Sun, 1pm – 6 pm www.artmovingprojects.com info@artmovingprojects.com
Opening 7-9 May 5th through June 25th 2006 Music Performance/Lecture May 19th 8.00P.M.
Closed June 8-11th

Tom Moody Room Sized Animated GIFs

Tom Moody, a central figure in the New Media arena, hypnotizes at artMovingProjects.

Animated GIFs, the tiny, blinking, often annoying image files that draw your eye to particular parts of a Web page, have been around since the Net's early days. There is a sizeable do-it-yourself culture built up around them, which now includes a second generation of Web and gallery based art using them ironically and/or proactively.

For the past several years, Moody has been drawing GIFs in a simple paint program and posting them on his blog at
http://www.digitalmediatree.com/tommoody. The gallery will project two of these pulsing, but defiantly lo-fi animations huge on opposing walls of the space. Others will be displayed on monitors scattered on the floor.

The gallery will also feature a lecture/performance by Moody where he will present some of his music. These catchy compositions, made with a combination of old computers such as the Macintosh SE as well as more current soft synths and samplers, have a punchy concision similar to his GIFs. The styles range from videogame Electro to a string quartet piece written for a softsampler.

Tom Moody
WEBLOG, 2001 - Present: http://www.digitalmediatree.com/tommoody/

Solo Exhibitions

2006 artMovingProjects, New York, NY
1999 UP & CO, New York
1998 Derek Eller Gallery, New York
1993 Gray Matters, Dallas, TX
1992 W. A. Graham Gallery, Houston, TX
1990 Neuhoff Galleries, Dallas

Two-Person Exhibitions

2006 And/Or Gallery, Dallas, Texas (with Saskia Jorda)
2002 homeroom, Munich, Germany (with Gregor Passens)

Group Exhibitions

2004-2006
"Mods and Rockers," York Quay Centre (Case Studies), Harbourfront Centre, Toronto, 2006
"The GIF Show," Rx Gallery, San Francisco CA, 2006
(aka the O Show), curated by MatCh-Art, SICA, Long Branch, NJ, 2005, and Ramapo College, Mahwah, NJ, 2006
"23 Reasons to Spare New York," Ocularis at Galapagos Art Space, Brooklyn, NY, 2005
"Fuzzy Logic," Futuresonic 2005 festival, Manchester, UK, 2005
ART@><*WORK, curated by Tali Hinkis & Elana Langer, 520 8th Ave., Suite 1602, New York, 2005 "Sunday Afternoon," online exhibit curated by MatCh-Art, 2004 "The Infinite Fill Show," Foxy Production, New York, 2004 “Robot Landscapes,” Case Studies gallery at Harbourfront Centre, Toronto (music for Sally McKay video installation), 2004 2000-2002 "The Freight Elevator Project 2," D.U.M.B.O. (Brooklyn), New York, 2002 "Are 'Friends' Electric?" online exhibition (unofficial) at nerve.com, 2002 "Ink Jet," Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art, Ridgefield, CT, 2000-2001 "Byte Size," homeroom, Munich, Germany, 2000 "Cyber Drawings," Cristinerose Gallery, New York, 2000 1999 "Skin Tight," The Work Space, New York "Size Matters (400 Artists)," GAle GAtes et al., Brooklyn, New York [related: NeoImages] "Optopussy," Angstrom Gallery, Dallas "Digital Sites," Numark Gallery, Washington, DC "Ultra Buzz," JCCC, Overland Park, KS "Post-hypnotic," Illinois State University, University Galleries, Normal, IL (traveled to: The McKinney Avenue Contemporary [The MAC], Dallas, TX; The Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati, OH; The Atlanta College of Art Gallery, Atlanta, GA; The Chicago Cultural Center, Chicago, IL; SECCA, Winston-Salem, NC; The Tweed Museum, University of Minnesota, Duluth, MN; Philharmonic Center for the Arts, Naples, FL; Massachusetts College of Art, Boston, MA) (catalog) 1998 Group Show, Ericsson CyberLab, New York, NY "Static," Eugene Binder, New York, NY (catalog) Group Show, Derek Eller Gallery "Op at UP," UP & CO., New York, NY "Brite Magic," Islip Art Museum, Islip, NY 1996-1997 "Post-Pop, Post-Pictures," Smart Museum of Art, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL (1997) (catalog) "Dots and Lines," Eighth Floor Gallery, New York, NY (1996) "Fascination," The Lobby Gallery at 31 W. 52nd , New York, NY (1996) 1994 "Faith in Doubt," University at Buffalo Art Gallery/Research Center in Art + Culture, Buffalo, NY (catalog) "Tad Griffin, Tom Moody, John Pomara, David Szafranski," Parts One and Two, Eugene Binder Gallery, Dallas, TX (catalog) "Forging Ahead," Center for Research in Contemporary Art, University of Texas at Arlington (catalog) 1985-1993 "The Return of the Cadavre Exquis," The Drawing Center, New York, NY (1993) "The Next Best Show," Gray Matters, Dallas, TX (1992) Inaugural Group Show, Gray Matters, Dallas, TX (1991) "Me, Myself, & I," Allen Street Gallery, Dallas, TX (1990) (catalog) "The TV Show," Dallas Museum of Art (1989) "Metz/Pomara/Moody," The Gallery at 3004 McKinney, Dallas (1989) TFAA's "Texas Annual 1986," juried by Walter Hopps, Laguna Gloria Art Museum, Austin, TX (Juror's Choice Award and Touring Citation) 500X Gallery, Dallas, TX (with Dennis Scharnberg and Matt Miller) (1986) Brazos Gallery, Richland College, Dallas, TX (with David Baker and John Snygg) (1985) 500X Gallery, Dallas, TX (with Dennis Scharnberg and P. M. Summmer) (1985) Collections "Polygamy," an artist's book in Abaton Book Company's 5&10c compendium, is in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art, NY Bibliography 2006 O'Brien, Titus, "And/Or Opens with Top Talents," Fort Worth Star Telegram, February 12 2004-2005 Kraft, Jessica, "Feature: Art Blogosphere," Artkrush, December 14-27, 2005 "Art Joins the Party: Jessica Kraft on Entering the Blogosphere," Contemporary, Issue 73, 2005 Arcangel, Cory, "Interview with Tom Moody by Cory Arcangel," Rhizome.org at the New Museum, October 28, 2005 (illustrated version) Yassin, Aaron, "Not Just Flying Toasters" (interview), NY Arts, September/October 2005 Cornell, Lauren, "How to Succeed in the Arts (By Really Trying)," Net Art News (Rhizome.org at the New Museum), May 18, 2005 Rubinstein, Raphael, "Art in the Blogosphere," Art in America, January 2005 [scan] [text] Omann, Marie, "Art Blogs: Why Such a Timid Emergence?" student paper, masters program in Design, Communication and Media, IT University of Copenhagen [PDF] Vassallo, Christina, "Infinite Exhibition" (catalog excerpt), Digital & Video Art Fair: A Tribute to Bruce Nauman, New York, 2005 [PDF] "Art Blogs Beyond Photography, and One Path Away From the Darkroom," Coincidences, March 12, 2004 Hicks, Cinque, "Give It Away, You'll Still Have It," Bare and Bitter Sleep, 2004 2000 Schmerler, Sarah, "Cyber Drawings," Art on Paper, May/June 2000 Hawkins, Margaret, "Exhibit Shows Why Op Was On Top," Chicago Sun-Times, May 5, 2000 Thea, C., et al, "Mob Rule," NY Arts, March 2000 Viveros-Faune, C., "Computer World," New York Press, February 2000 Gardner, Nina-Marie, "Tom Moody: The Art of Approaching the Babe," netsetgoods.com 1999 McCabe, Bret, "Con/texts," The Met (Dallas), September 29 Rees, Christina, "Cool Your Eyes," Dallas Observer, June 24 Protzman, Ferdinand, "The Big Pixel," Washington Post, May 13 Drumming, Neil, "Digital Sites," Washington City Paper, April 23 Thorson, Alice, "High Art," Kansas City Star, February 28 Trafton, Robin, "Ultra-Buzz: Guaranteed Dazzle," Review (Kansas City), March issue Porges, Tim, "A Demolition Derby of Art," The Octopus (Bloomington, IL), January 15 1998 Johnson, Ken, "Tom Moody and David Clarkson," New York Times, April 10 Kino, Carol, "Op 'til you drop," Time Out New York, June 25 1997 Camper, Fred, "Aiming Low," Chicago Reader, September 12 Hawkins, Margaret, "Gen X Artists Flaunt Their Indifference," Chicago Sun-Times, September 5 1995 Colpitt, Frances, "Going Against the Grain," Art in America, April issue Odom, Michael, "On View: Dallas," New Art Examiner, January 1994 Huntington, Richard, "Something funny happens to contemporary art," Buffalo News, November 22 Isola, Marina, "Small Differences," The Met (Dallas), October 6 Odom, Michael, review, New Art Examiner, Summer issue Tyson, Janet, "Excellent Offerings in Dallas," Fort Worth Star Telegram, April 6 Kutner, Janet, "Four Different Languages," Dallas Morning News, March 19 Mitchell, Charles Dee, "Casting Doubt," Dallas Morning News, March 13 Kutner, Janet, "Making the Case for Abstract Art," Dallas Morning News (Guide), March 4 1993 Emenhiser, Karen, review, Art Papers, March/April Mitchell, Charles Dee, "Portrait of the Artist as a Nerd," Dallas Morning News, March 1 Tyson, Janet, "Dallas Dishes Up a Smorgasbord," Fort Worth Star Telegram, March 7 Emenhiser, Karen, "Rude Mannerisms," Dallas Observer, February 25 1985-1992 Goldman, Saundra. Review, Art Papers, March/April 1992 Emenhiser, Karen, review, Detour, December 1991 Roberts, Tre, review, Art Papers, May/June 1989 Mitchell, Charles Dee, "A Gallery of One's Own," Dallas Observer, March 9, 1989 Roberts, Tre, review, Art Papers, March/April 1989 McCombie, Mel, "Emotional Times Surface in Art," Austin American Statesman, Nov. 27, 1986 Compton, J.R., review, Artscene (Houston), Spring 1986 Kutner, Janet, review, Dallas Morning News, January 17, 1985 Education School of Visual Arts, New York (Summer) 1978 Corcoran School of Art, Washington, DC 1977-78 BA, English Literature and Studio Art, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA 1977 Related activites See curriculum vitae of critical writing, exhibitions curated, lectures, and other activities. Contact information: Tom Moody PO Box 1666 New York, NY 10101-1666 tommoody3rd(at)comcast(dot)net

untitled 23 (Healthcare)

Sakurako made these gold knuckles in exchange for
acrylic on panel 24x24"
2005

collection of Sakurako Shimizo
http://sakurakoshimizu.blogspot.com/

jesus budda mohammod martin luther king bin laden

acrylic on panel 36x24" 2007
a new painting by Aron Namenwirth