TONIGHT!

Thursday, August 4, 7pm Dumbo Arts Center –  111 Front Street, 212, Brooklyn.

What are the things people want to extend? How did grandparents have sex? How did they kill witches? How did gps work? How did they keep chickens?
What artist sings a certain song? How to compose an angry email? What is the opposite of deja vu? And how do I compliment breasts without making it awkward?

These are all potential answers to win you scores at “Search Engine Friendly Family Feud Game Night,” tonight, 7 p.m, hosted byAngie Waller!

Join us as two teams duke it out and discover the hidden underbelly of the Internet! In an update to the traditional Family Feud format, two teams of contestants will compete to guess which questions are most commonly asked through Google. Rev your search engines – winners will be awarded a selection of fabulous prizes!

Clearing the cobwebs of this blog…The last few months have been great and very busy. Here are some updates:

Mexico City
Currently I am in Mexico City as an artist in residence at SOMA. The time is brief (only 2 weeks) but it has been very productive. With the kind assistance of Mayte Tojim and the staff at SOMA, I have successfully gained access to The Esoteric Passage at Plaza de las Estrellas. I don’t want to say too much about the project yet as it is still unfolding, but hopefully I will have an update after I complete the project on Monday.
Info can be found here: Soma site

Exhibition – Long Beach
In addition, my video “New Babylon” is at an exhibition from Feb. 5 – Feb. 28 with some great artists in Long Beach, CA:
“Video: Recycled”
Produced by FAR (Foundation for Art Resources)
Feb. 5 – Feb 28, 2011
Opening Reception Feb. 12, 6pm-9pm
D-Block Projects 218 N Promenade, Long Beach, CA 90802

Check out this month’s Believer
And finally, this month I have a schema in The Believer entitled “Esoteric Concepts in Copyright Law.” (not to be confused with Esoteric Passage mentioned above). The image at tha top of this post is a snippet. You can find The Believer in most bookstores, or check out their site here.

The Art & Law Residency > Exhibition and Symposium
Maccarone > 630 Greenwich Street > New York, NY 10014

Exhibition Dates:  August 16- August 27
Gallery Hours:  Monday-Friday 11 am-6 pm
Artists: > Eric Doeringer > Alicia Grullón > Charles Gute > Nate Harrison > Bettina Johae > Miguel Luciano > Benjamin Tiven > Angie Waller > > Admission is Free.

Information about my work that is included:
http://angiewaller.com/books/originality-cases-and-materials/
http://angiewaller.com/video/beauty-for-ashes-2/

merch1, originally uploaded by couchprojects.

Thank you to everyone who turned out to the Merch Sale this past Sunday in Harlem. We had good times and good sales. Stay tuned for an abbreviated version where you can order products online. Launch planned for this week. Email angie (at) couchprojects. com if you would like a reminder.

More photos here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/couchprojects/sets/72157622830764117/

A web friendly version of my google earth animation “The Most Boring Places in the World” finally posted!
click here

online gallery: http://www.bookarts.uwe.ac.uk/nwgal09a.htm

My project, Hopelessly Romantic, Hopelessly Internetted will take place in Union Square.
More information about my project: click here

Conflux City 2009 Google Map

Camera/Chimera
guest curated by Ethan Ham
with fully illustrated color catalog
September 12 – October 3, 2009
Opening Reception September 12, 7-10 PM

Artists:
Becca Albee, Holly Andres, Patterson Beckwith, Chase Browder, xtine burrough, Cassandra C. Jones, Adrianne Davis, Stephanie Dean, Dennis Delgado, Joel Fisher, Harrell Fletcher, Joy Garnett, Greta Ham, Tim Hutchings, Steve Lambert, Gus Meisner, Robin Michals, Hajoe Moderegger, MTAA, Shani Peters, Anne Schiffer, Christian Marc Schmidt, Tom Thayer, Mariana Tres, Angie Waller

Writers:
Sarah Kate Baie, Michael Betancourt, Julia Bryan-Wilson, Sharon L. Butler, Andrei Codrescu, Greg Cook, Evonne M. Davis, Laurel Gitlen, Ethan Ham, Ellen Handy, N. Katherine Hayles, Paddy Johnson, Lisa Kjaer, Jonathan Martin, Carolina A. Miranda, Ceci Moss, Jack Murnighan, Laura Napier, Tim Maul,
Catherine Spaeth, Hrag Vartanian, James Wagner, Emma Wilcox

Camera/Chimera is a series of photographs, each by a different artist. The artists are asked to replicate the previous artist’s photograph. The result is a visual game of “Telephone”

Photocartographies
Tattered Fragments of the Map
curated by: Adam Katz (Los Angeles) and Brian Rosa (Mexico City)

Location: g727, 727 Spring Street, Downtown LA
Dates of Exhibition: May 16 – July 3
Gallery Hours: Friday – Saturday, 1-6 pm
Opening Reception: Saturday, May 16 7-10pm

Participating artists include Anthony Auerbach, Katherine E. Bash, Noah Beil, Cris Benton, Frank Gohlke, Gregory Michael Hernandez, David Horvitz, David Maisel, Adam Ryder, Oraib Toukan, Angie Waller and Nikolas Schiller.