IN THE REALM OF DREAMS AND FEARS is the name of the show and below is all the press release and invite. It will be the first Horror and Fantasy show in the Bronx. I gather the best artists that I fell in love with their works for the past few years. Some of the artists were part of this blog through past interviews here at EYEPUS. Their works will be on view from Wednesday, February 6, 2013 - 5pm - 9pm (OPEN RECEPTION) till MAY 1, 2013 - So anyone who will be in NYC come out and support the show. Feel free to push this press release and horror invite to everyone and anyone to promote the show. I truly would appreciate it. Or email me at eyepus@gmail.com and I will send you a press release and invite via email.
Bronx Council on the Arts / Longwood Arts Project
presents
(MAIN GALLERY)
Antonio Vicenty, Guest Curator
An exhibition exploring the fantastical and horrific in everyday life.
ON VIEW
FEBRUARY 6, 2013 - MAY 1, 2013
OPENING RECEPTION FEBRUARY 6, 2013
5PM - 9PM
LONGWOOD ART GALLERY
450 GRAND CONCOURSE (149 STREET)
BRONX, NY 10451
LONGWOOD ART GALLERY
450 GRAND CONCOURSE (149 STREET)
BRONX, NY 10451
FREE
ARTISTS
PIERRE AYOTTE, PATRICIA AYRES, MICHAEL PAUL BRITTO, FERNANDO CARPANEDA, KARI CHRISTENSEN, SHAWN CONN, STEVE DURHAM, ELISABETH FARAONE, JULIO GARAY, ALBA GARCIA, MIKE HRUBOVCAK, JAYSON KEELING, STEVE LEWIS, CLAIRE MARTIAL, IVAN MONFORTE, OWEN MULLIGAN, LUCRECIA NOVOA, PETER PIER, MATT PINYAN, RADICAL SEM DO, JOHNNY RAMOS, VERTEBRAE33, and JOHN ZHAO.
PROJECT ROOM: ANTONIO VICENTY
Curated by Longwood Arts Project, this exhibition is
Vicenty’s first solo exhibition of his recent experimental film and
photography. Inspired by his early childhood in Puerto Rico where he visited
funeral homes and walked cemeteries with his family to bury their loved ones,
he uses the props, images, visual effects and photography from his infatuation
with horror films resulting in experimental photography and films that are
eerie, mysterious and scary, with elements of horror, fantasy, everyday fears
and the inevitable fact of death through artificial, surreal and dreamlike
means.
About the Curator
Antonio Vicenty is a Bronx filmmaker and photographer whose
major influences were Italian and US horror films from the 1970s and 1980s.
Films by such genre notables as Dario Argento, Mario Bava, Wes Craven, David
Cronenberg, Lucio Fulci, David Lynch, and George A. Romero inspired Vicenty’s
work that use images of graveyards, children in Halloween masks, and old dolls
to explore personal narratives, sexuality, and gender identity. He was the
recipient of BCA’s prestigious BRIO award in 2006. His documentary and
narrative films have been included in festivals and exhibitions throughout the
United States and London. Vicenty currently lives and works in the Bronx.