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Subject: my James Fuentes story from last night
On Thu, July 12, 2007 2:55 am, JS wrote:
> Erika,
>
> Re: our convo last night about why James is interesting as an organizer
> because of the unusually open channel? I’m sending it to you here for the record.
>
> It was Emily who introduced me to James, I think it was at Bill Stones’
> show at Emily Harvey Gallery, the one with the head maze, such a great
> interactive work. No overkill making the whole body go through tight
> walls. Remember at Emily Harvey Gallery the drop ceiling over the office
> with a height of about 6 feet. Bill adapted it with a walk-in maze hanging
> from the ceiling that came down to about 5+ feet so you experienced the
> confinement from the neck up. It gave the entire opening, which was packed
> solid, a really crazy feel. In the midst of that opening Emily
> brought 20 something James over to meet me with an energy like, Josh, you’re cool, do
> something with James, I have collectors to entertain. I can’t remember
> what was up with Lance Fung Gallery at the time, I think this happened
> after “Five” so we were all in force. But, you know I had had that
> Personal Effects show with Emily and it had caused quite a lot to happen
> to me as an artist, I won’t go into the details – but Emily and I had a
> very good rapport about organization and energy.
>
> James had that Proustian quality of appearing as a small irregularity
> which promised to develop into a massive presence, my antennae were up. I
> found out that James had grabbed a store front on Broome Street and was
> doing a temporary gallery in the space. He was looking for artists. I was
> a bit puffed up at the time and I think I had a handful of shows that year
> already so I wasn’t really in the vein.
>
> A guy named Stephen was my business manager at the time. I met him at his
> office to go over careerist issues, he was quitting smoking. On his office
> wall were three really stunning graphic prints. When I asked Stephen about
> them he told me he had made them and thought they looked nice and put them
> up on the wall to decorate his space. He had no sense of himself as a
> visual artist, whatsoever. I asked how he made the work and he said, “oh,
> they are the filters from my air purifier, I’m such a heavy smoker and I
> have to keep the air clean for everyone else in the office, so I change
> them and they come out like this, they are beautiful.” “Stephen, you
> should consider showing these, you are making a work.” I said. He loved
> the idea, but was clueless. So I told him I was going to get him a show.
>
> I met with James at the desk in the back room of his temporary gallery on
> Broome Street and proposed putting Stephen up. I disclosed to James that
> Stephen was not a declared artist, just someone making these things for
> himself, that they were the filters from an air purifier, that Stephen was
> making them by smoking cigarettes and that James could activate this
> person with a show. James looked at documentation of the work (i had
> Stephen make slides of three pieces he had on his office wall) smiled and
> agreed and gave me a date for Stephen to have a show at James Fuentes
> Gallery.
>
> When I returned to Stephen I explained that there was the problem of
> installation and framing and that he should quickly produce enough of the
> pieces to adequately fill the space, which was not enormous, but required
> maybe 15 good works. Stephen says the problem is that each filter
> requires two months of chain smoking and the three on the wall are the
> only ones he has. Stephen proposes that he buy 15 air purifiers and smoke
> for another two months, but I explain he only has three weeks until the
> opening. For this reason I suggest that he contact the manufacturer of the
> air purifier to negotiate for the discarded test filters. For Stephen, who
> negotiates deals all day, its a natural – a week later he has a pile of
> these things and is simply holding them up one by one and selecting the
> ones he likes.
>
> Stephen went on to show with James and I believe, because James opened the
> venue to him, Stephen (who I’m out of touch with for years) showed with
> several other venues. I have one of Stephen’s pieces from James’ Broome
> Street gallery exhibition which I keep up to this day.
>
> J.
Emily Harvey Gallery selected exhibitions included:
Alison Knowles, Coco Gordon, Loose Pages, Emily Harvey Gallery(EHG), NYC, Feb 14, 1983
Eric Andersen, Visitors Walk (performance), EHG, NYC, Oct 30, 1983
Peter Van Riper, Portrait Triptychs, EHG, NYC, Nov 30, 1984
Valery Gerlovin, Rimma Gerlovina, N/A, EHG, NYC, Apr 19, 1985
Dorothee Selz, Eat-Art Event, EHG, NYC, Jun 19, 1985
Joel Ducorroy, License Plates Works, EHG, NYC, Oct 18, 1985
Eric Andersen, Please Leave (performance), EHG, NYC, Nov 22, 1985
Charlie Morrow, Citywave Copenhagen in New York, EHG, NYC, Jan 14, 1986
Alison Knowles, Malcolm Goldstein, Breath River Route (performance/installation), EHG, NYC, Mar 22, 1986
Dick Higgins, Arrow Paintings, Emily Harvey Gallery(EHG), NYC, Nov 7, 1986
Martin Richard+Richard Martel+Pieere-Andre Arcand, Performance, EHG, NYC, Nov 14, 1986
Ken Friedman, Fluxus Objects, Fluxus Clothes 1966-1986, EHG, NYC, Jan 8, 1987
Jacques Halbert, Projects for Paintings, EHG, NYC, Apr 24, 1987
Hans Breder, Ursonate 1986, EHG, NYC, May 1, 1987
Group, BY THE LETTER – A show of text in art –, EHG, NYC, May 19, 1987
Brendan Atkinson, Painting Money, EHG, NYC, Sep 25, 1987
Alison Knowles, Finger Book, EHG, NYC, Oct 23, 1987
Citizen Kafka, Citizen Sells Out, EHG, NYC, Nov 14, 1987
Piotr Rypson, Slide lecture on polish Futurism, EHG, NYC, Dec 3, 1987
Eric Andersen, Third Divertisement, EHG, NYC, Dec 5, 1987
Carolee Schneemann, Self Shot: Photographic Sequence & Video Installation, Emily Harvey Gallery(EHG), NYC, Jan 15, 1988
Eric Andersen, To Dick and Achilleus, EHG, NYC, Feb 21, 1988
Group, Extended Play , curated by Ursula Block & Christian Marclay, (Flexidisc Catalogue), EHG, NYC, Feb 12, 1988
Ken Friedman, Made in Finland, EHG, NYC, March 18, 1988
Larry Miller, Earthly Works, Emily Harvey Gallery(EHG), NYC, Apr 15, 1988
Jean Dupuy, WHERE, EHG, NYC, May 17, 1988
Group, A La Lettre , EHG, NYC, Jul 15, 1988
Ben Patterson, Ordinary Life, EHG, NYC, Sep 23, 1988
Eric Andersen, !Lo Lamentamos! !Fuera De Servicio!, EHG, NYC, Oct 21, 1988
Charlie Morrow, Wedding Event , EHG, NYC, Oct 23, 1988
Joel Ducorroy, New Work for New York, EHG, NYC, Oct 28, 1988
Group, Extra! Special Editions, EHG, NYC, Dec 6, 1988
Henry Flynt, Classic Modernism and Authentic Concept Art, EHG, NYC, Jan 27, 1989
Henry Flynt, Publication Party for lo no.14, Emily Harvey Gallery(EHG), NYC, Mar 3, 1989
Henry Flynt, Tape Concert – Hoedown, Glissando #1, EHG, NYC, Mar 9, 1989
Dick Higgins, Maps and More, EHG, NYC, Mar 17, 1989
Ay-o, Corner, Higgins, Knowles – Talk w/ Robert C. Morgan on Fluxus @ soho20 gallery, EHG, NYC, Apr 14, 1989
Yoshi Wada, a Sound Installation, EHG, NYC, Apr 21, 1989
Jean Dupuy, Special edition for Hypermetropes, EHG, NYC, May 16, 1989
Brian Buczak, a Memorial Exhibition, EHG, NYC, Jul 4, 1989
Ben Vautier, Art Does Not Exist, EHG, NYC, Sep 16, 1989
Eric Andersen, Call 212-431-7169, EHG, NYC, Oct 20, 1989
Ben Patterson, What Makes People Laugh, EHG, NYC, Oct 27, 1989
Group, Fluxus & CO, Emily Harvey Gallery(EHG), NYC, Dec 2
Alison Knowles, Seven Indian Moon – (Catalogue) , EHG, NYC, Jan 17, 1990
Charlotte Moorman, Child of the Cello, EHG, NYC, Feb 24, 1990
Christer Hennix, Metaxy: a Wall of Poetry & Fragrance (Perform ance), EHG, NYC, Mar 18, 1990
Carolee Schneemann, Cycladic Imprints – a Kinetic Installation, EHG, NYC, Mar 23, 1990
Takako Saito, Games, EHG, NYC, Apr 20, 1990
Gerhard Ruhm & Franz Mon, Performance, EHG, NYC, Apr 25, 1990
Dick Higgins, Brown Paintings 1989 – 90, EHG, NYC, Sep 14, 1990
Eric Andersen, The Crying Place (Manhattan), EHG, NYC, Oct 26, 1990
Group, a Fluxus Group Show, EHG, NYC, Dec 14, 1990
Yoshi Wada, A Sound Installation, EHG, NYC, Feb 5, 1991
Henry Flynt, The Samo Graffiti, Emily Harvey Gallery(EHG), NYC, Mar 8, 1991
Albert Fine, 1932 – 1987 (curated by Christian Xatrec), EHG, NYC, Apr 19, 1991
Charlie Doria, an Evening of Poetry & Performance, EHG, NYC, May 31, 1991
Ben Vautier, For a Pluri-Cultural Avant-Garde World – (Catalogue), EHG, NYC, Sep 24, 1991
Ben Vautier, Talk about his statements on ethnies, EHG, NYC, Oct 24, 1991
Giordano Bruno Publish party w/ Dick Higgins, Charlie Doria, EHG, NYC, Oct 29, 1991
Ay-o, Ay-o’s Blackhole, EHG, NYC, Nov 1, 1991
Group, Music for Eye & Ear, EHG, NYC, Dec 4, 1991
Philip Corner, Pieces of Reality, EHG, NYC, Jan 31, 1992
Alison Knowles, Bread & Water, EHG, NYC, Mar 13, 1992
Henning Christiansen, I am a Bird…, EHG, NYC, Apr 24, 1992
Orlan, Lecture, Emily Harvey Gallery(EHG), NYC, Apr 29, 1992
Group, 10 years on Broadway – 1982-1992, EHG, NYC, Sept 18, 1992
Sari Dienes, Rubbing, EHG, NYC, Nov 24, 1992
Henry Flynt, Concept Art, Modern Art and Fantasy, EHG, NYC, Feb 5, 1993
Ay-o, Some Hanging Pieces, EHG, NYC, Mar 19, 1993
Dick Higgins, Natural Histories, EHG, NYC, Apr 23, 1993
Peter Van Riper w/ Setsuko Konishi, Performance, EHG, NYC, May 21, 1993
Alain Arias-Misson, Publish Party, EHG, NYC, Nov 12, 1993
Frances Whitney, Sculpted Light, EHG, NYC, Feb 11, 1994
Joshua Selman, Personal Effects, Emily Harvey Gallery(EHG), NYC, Mar 11, 1994
Kirsten Justesen, Surfacing, EHG, NYC, Apr 22, 1994
Ay-o, Some Hanging Pieces no.10, EHG, NYC, Sep 26, 1996
Ben Patterson, Blame it on Pittsburgh, EHG, NYC, Jan 30, 1997
Emmett Williams, Fresh Impressionism, EHG, NYC, Apr 8, 1997
Alison Knowles, Sea Change, EHG, NYC, Oct 3, 1997
Alain Arias Misson, Shamanix!, EHG, NYC, Apr 9, 1998
Al Hansen, (curated by Gracie Mansion), EHG, NYC, Sep 16, 1998
Al Hansen, Performances (organized by Gracie Mansion), EHG, NYC, Sep 18, 1998
Geoff Hendricks, Sky Notes 1 – 22, EHG, NYC, Jan 29, 1999
Bill Stone, Musings & Ruminations, EHG, NYC, Apr 7, 1999
Jessica Higgins, How it sometimes goes in Kangaroo land, Emily Harvey Gallery (courtesy Lance Fung Gallery,) NYC, Sep 9, 1999
Larry Miller, Genesthetics, EHG, NYC, Oct 8, 1999
Carolee Schneemann, Vespers Pool, EHG, NYC, Jan 27, 2000
Daniel Spoerri, La Cabinet Anatomique – (Catalogue), EHG, NYC, May 11, 2000
Alison Knowles, Footnotes, EHG, NYC, Oct 5, 2000
Alain Arias-Misson, Little Shamani , EHG, NYC, Feb 1, 2001
Christian Xatrec – (Catalogue), EHG, NYC, Apr 12, 2001
Ay-o, Tits Mandala, EHG, NYC, Oct4, 2001
Fluxus Concert (Beginning of Rainbow), EHG, NYC, Nov 3, 2001
Henry Flynt, Musical Recordings Publication Party, EHG, NYC, Nov 4, 2001
Emmett Williams, The Boy & the Bird, screening at Anthology Film Archive, Emily Harvey Gallery(EHG), NYC, Apr 6, 2002
Emmett Williams, Story lines, EHG, NYC, Apr 10, 2002
Berty Skuber, Under Penalty of Law – (Catalogue), EHG, NYC, Oct 3, 2002
Geoff Hendricks, Accidental Significance (Collaboration with Brian Buczak), EHG, NYC, Oct 9, 2003
Jean Dupuy, Looking at Stones – (Catalogue), EHG, NYC, Feb 26, 2004
Subject: my James Fuentes story from last night
On Thu, July 12, 2007 2:55 am, JS wrote:
> Erika,
>
> Re: our convo last night about why James is interesting as an organizer
> because of the unusually open channel? I’m sending it to you here for the record.
>
> It was Emily who introduced me to James, I think it was at Bill Stones’
> show at Emily Harvey Gallery, the one with the head maze, such a great
> interactive work. No overkill making the whole body go through tight
> walls. Remember at Emily Harvey Gallery the drop ceiling over the office
> with a height of about 6 feet. Bill adapted it with a walk-in maze hanging
> from the ceiling that came down to about 5+ feet so you experienced the
> confinement from the neck up. It gave the entire opening, which was packed
> solid, a really crazy feel. In the midst of that opening Emily
> brought 20 something James over to meet me with an energy like, Josh, you’re cool, do
> something with James, I have collectors to entertain. I can’t remember
> what was up with Lance Fung Gallery at the time, I think this happened
> after “Five” so we were all in force. But, you know I had had that
> Personal Effects show with Emily and it had caused quite a lot to happen
> to me as an artist, I won’t go into the details – but Emily and I had a
> very good rapport about organization and energy.
>
> James had that Proustian quality of appearing as a small irregularity
> which promised to develop into a massive presence, my antennae were up. I
> found out that James had grabbed a store front on Broome Street and was
> doing a temporary gallery in the space. He was looking for artists. I was
> a bit puffed up at the time and I think I had a handful of shows that year
> already so I wasn’t really in the vein.
>
> A guy named Stephen was my business manager at the time. I met him at his
> office to go over careerist issues, he was quitting smoking. On his office
> wall were three really stunning graphic prints. When I asked Stephen about
> them he told me he had made them and thought they looked nice and put them
> up on the wall to decorate his space. He had no sense of himself as a
> visual artist, whatsoever. I asked how he made the work and he said, “oh,
> they are the filters from my air purifier, I’m such a heavy smoker and I
> have to keep the air clean for everyone else in the office, so I change
> them and they come out like this, they are beautiful.” “Stephen, you
> should consider showing these, you are making a work.” I said. He loved
> the idea, but was clueless. So I told him I was going to get him a show.
>
> I met with James at the desk in the back room of his temporary gallery on
> Broome Street and proposed putting Stephen up. I disclosed to James that
> Stephen was not a declared artist, just someone making these things for
> himself, that they were the filters from an air purifier, that Stephen was
> making them by smoking cigarettes and that James could activate this
> person with a show. James looked at documentation of the work (i had
> Stephen make slides of three pieces he had on his office wall) smiled and
> agreed and gave me a date for Stephen to have a show at James Fuentes
> Gallery.
>
> When I returned to Stephen I explained that there was the problem of
> installation and framing and that he should quickly produce enough of the
> pieces to adequately fill the space, which was not enormous, but required
> maybe 15 good works. Stephen says the problem is that each filter
> requires two months of chain smoking and the three on the wall are the
> only ones he has. Stephen proposes that he buy 15 air purifiers and smoke
> for another two months, but I explain he only has three weeks until the
> opening. For this reason I suggest that he contact the manufacturer of the
> air purifier to negotiate for the discarded test filters. For Stephen, who
> negotiates deals all day, its a natural – a week later he has a pile of
> these things and is simply holding them up one by one and selecting the
> ones he likes.
>
> Stephen went on to show with James and I believe, because James opened the
> venue to him, Stephen (who I’m out of touch with for years) showed with
> several other venues. I have one of Stephen’s pieces from James’ Broome
> Street gallery exhibition which I keep up to this day.
>
> J.
Emily Harvey Gallery selected exhibitions included:
Alison Knowles, Coco Gordon, Loose Pages, Emily Harvey Gallery(EHG), NYC, Feb 14, 1983
Eric Andersen, Visitors Walk (performance), EHG, NYC, Oct 30, 1983
Peter Van Riper, Portrait Triptychs, EHG, NYC, Nov 30, 1984
Valery Gerlovin, Rimma Gerlovina, N/A, EHG, NYC, Apr 19, 1985
Dorothee Selz, Eat-Art Event, EHG, NYC, Jun 19, 1985
Joel Ducorroy, License Plates Works, EHG, NYC, Oct 18, 1985
Eric Andersen, Please Leave (performance), EHG, NYC, Nov 22, 1985
Charlie Morrow, Citywave Copenhagen in New York, EHG, NYC, Jan 14, 1986
Alison Knowles, Malcolm Goldstein, Breath River Route (performance/installation), EHG, NYC, Mar 22, 1986
Dick Higgins, Arrow Paintings, Emily Harvey Gallery(EHG), NYC, Nov 7, 1986
Martin Richard+Richard Martel+Pieere-Andre Arcand, Performance, EHG, NYC, Nov 14, 1986
Ken Friedman, Fluxus Objects, Fluxus Clothes 1966-1986, EHG, NYC, Jan 8, 1987
Jacques Halbert, Projects for Paintings, EHG, NYC, Apr 24, 1987
Hans Breder, Ursonate 1986, EHG, NYC, May 1, 1987
Group, BY THE LETTER – A show of text in art –, EHG, NYC, May 19, 1987
Brendan Atkinson, Painting Money, EHG, NYC, Sep 25, 1987
Alison Knowles, Finger Book, EHG, NYC, Oct 23, 1987
Citizen Kafka, Citizen Sells Out, EHG, NYC, Nov 14, 1987
Piotr Rypson, Slide lecture on polish Futurism, EHG, NYC, Dec 3, 1987
Eric Andersen, Third Divertisement, EHG, NYC, Dec 5, 1987
Carolee Schneemann, Self Shot: Photographic Sequence & Video Installation, Emily Harvey Gallery(EHG), NYC, Jan 15, 1988
Eric Andersen, To Dick and Achilleus, EHG, NYC, Feb 21, 1988
Group, Extended Play , curated by Ursula Block & Christian Marclay, (Flexidisc Catalogue), EHG, NYC, Feb 12, 1988
Ken Friedman, Made in Finland, EHG, NYC, March 18, 1988
Larry Miller, Earthly Works, Emily Harvey Gallery(EHG), NYC, Apr 15, 1988
Jean Dupuy, WHERE, EHG, NYC, May 17, 1988
Group, A La Lettre , EHG, NYC, Jul 15, 1988
Ben Patterson, Ordinary Life, EHG, NYC, Sep 23, 1988
Eric Andersen, !Lo Lamentamos! !Fuera De Servicio!, EHG, NYC, Oct 21, 1988
Charlie Morrow, Wedding Event , EHG, NYC, Oct 23, 1988
Joel Ducorroy, New Work for New York, EHG, NYC, Oct 28, 1988
Group, Extra! Special Editions, EHG, NYC, Dec 6, 1988
Henry Flynt, Classic Modernism and Authentic Concept Art, EHG, NYC, Jan 27, 1989
Henry Flynt, Publication Party for lo no.14, Emily Harvey Gallery(EHG), NYC, Mar 3, 1989
Henry Flynt, Tape Concert – Hoedown, Glissando #1, EHG, NYC, Mar 9, 1989
Dick Higgins, Maps and More, EHG, NYC, Mar 17, 1989
Ay-o, Corner, Higgins, Knowles – Talk w/ Robert C. Morgan on Fluxus @ soho20 gallery, EHG, NYC, Apr 14, 1989
Yoshi Wada, a Sound Installation, EHG, NYC, Apr 21, 1989
Jean Dupuy, Special edition for Hypermetropes, EHG, NYC, May 16, 1989
Brian Buczak, a Memorial Exhibition, EHG, NYC, Jul 4, 1989
Ben Vautier, Art Does Not Exist, EHG, NYC, Sep 16, 1989
Eric Andersen, Call 212-431-7169, EHG, NYC, Oct 20, 1989
Ben Patterson, What Makes People Laugh, EHG, NYC, Oct 27, 1989
Group, Fluxus & CO, Emily Harvey Gallery(EHG), NYC, Dec 2
Alison Knowles, Seven Indian Moon – (Catalogue) , EHG, NYC, Jan 17, 1990
Charlotte Moorman, Child of the Cello, EHG, NYC, Feb 24, 1990
Christer Hennix, Metaxy: a Wall of Poetry & Fragrance (Perform ance), EHG, NYC, Mar 18, 1990
Carolee Schneemann, Cycladic Imprints – a Kinetic Installation, EHG, NYC, Mar 23, 1990
Takako Saito, Games, EHG, NYC, Apr 20, 1990
Gerhard Ruhm & Franz Mon, Performance, EHG, NYC, Apr 25, 1990
Dick Higgins, Brown Paintings 1989 – 90, EHG, NYC, Sep 14, 1990
Eric Andersen, The Crying Place (Manhattan), EHG, NYC, Oct 26, 1990
Group, a Fluxus Group Show, EHG, NYC, Dec 14, 1990
Yoshi Wada, A Sound Installation, EHG, NYC, Feb 5, 1991
Henry Flynt, The Samo Graffiti, Emily Harvey Gallery(EHG), NYC, Mar 8, 1991
Albert Fine, 1932 – 1987 (curated by Christian Xatrec), EHG, NYC, Apr 19, 1991
Charlie Doria, an Evening of Poetry & Performance, EHG, NYC, May 31, 1991
Ben Vautier, For a Pluri-Cultural Avant-Garde World – (Catalogue), EHG, NYC, Sep 24, 1991
Ben Vautier, Talk about his statements on ethnies, EHG, NYC, Oct 24, 1991
Giordano Bruno Publish party w/ Dick Higgins, Charlie Doria, EHG, NYC, Oct 29, 1991
Ay-o, Ay-o’s Blackhole, EHG, NYC, Nov 1, 1991
Group, Music for Eye & Ear, EHG, NYC, Dec 4, 1991
Philip Corner, Pieces of Reality, EHG, NYC, Jan 31, 1992
Alison Knowles, Bread & Water, EHG, NYC, Mar 13, 1992
Henning Christiansen, I am a Bird…, EHG, NYC, Apr 24, 1992
Orlan, Lecture, Emily Harvey Gallery(EHG), NYC, Apr 29, 1992
Group, 10 years on Broadway – 1982-1992, EHG, NYC, Sept 18, 1992
Sari Dienes, Rubbing, EHG, NYC, Nov 24, 1992
Henry Flynt, Concept Art, Modern Art and Fantasy, EHG, NYC, Feb 5, 1993
Ay-o, Some Hanging Pieces, EHG, NYC, Mar 19, 1993
Dick Higgins, Natural Histories, EHG, NYC, Apr 23, 1993
Peter Van Riper w/ Setsuko Konishi, Performance, EHG, NYC, May 21, 1993
Alain Arias-Misson, Publish Party, EHG, NYC, Nov 12, 1993
Frances Whitney, Sculpted Light, EHG, NYC, Feb 11, 1994
Joshua Selman, Personal Effects, Emily Harvey Gallery(EHG), NYC, Mar 11, 1994
Kirsten Justesen, Surfacing, EHG, NYC, Apr 22, 1994
Ay-o, Some Hanging Pieces no.10, EHG, NYC, Sep 26, 1996
Ben Patterson, Blame it on Pittsburgh, EHG, NYC, Jan 30, 1997
Emmett Williams, Fresh Impressionism, EHG, NYC, Apr 8, 1997
Alison Knowles, Sea Change, EHG, NYC, Oct 3, 1997
Alain Arias Misson, Shamanix!, EHG, NYC, Apr 9, 1998
Al Hansen, (curated by Gracie Mansion), EHG, NYC, Sep 16, 1998
Al Hansen, Performances (organized by Gracie Mansion), EHG, NYC, Sep 18, 1998
Geoff Hendricks, Sky Notes 1 – 22, EHG, NYC, Jan 29, 1999
Bill Stone, Musings & Ruminations, EHG, NYC, Apr 7, 1999
Jessica Higgins, How it sometimes goes in Kangaroo land, Emily Harvey Gallery (courtesy Lance Fung Gallery,) NYC, Sep 9, 1999
Larry Miller, Genesthetics, EHG, NYC, Oct 8, 1999
Carolee Schneemann, Vespers Pool, EHG, NYC, Jan 27, 2000
Daniel Spoerri, La Cabinet Anatomique – (Catalogue), EHG, NYC, May 11, 2000
Alison Knowles, Footnotes, EHG, NYC, Oct 5, 2000
Alain Arias-Misson, Little Shamani , EHG, NYC, Feb 1, 2001
Christian Xatrec – (Catalogue), EHG, NYC, Apr 12, 2001
Ay-o, Tits Mandala, EHG, NYC, Oct4, 2001
Fluxus Concert (Beginning of Rainbow), EHG, NYC, Nov 3, 2001
Henry Flynt, Musical Recordings Publication Party, EHG, NYC, Nov 4, 2001
Emmett Williams, The Boy & the Bird, screening at Anthology Film Archive, Emily Harvey Gallery(EHG), NYC, Apr 6, 2002
Emmett Williams, Story lines, EHG, NYC, Apr 10, 2002
Berty Skuber, Under Penalty of Law – (Catalogue), EHG, NYC, Oct 3, 2002
Geoff Hendricks, Accidental Significance (Collaboration with Brian Buczak), EHG, NYC, Oct 9, 2003
Jean Dupuy, Looking at Stones – (Catalogue), EHG, NYC, Feb 26, 2004