Tarts and Sweethearts Gone Wild
10pm — Saturday February 10
- WHERE:Rubulad, 338 Flushing Ave, between Classon and Taffe Pl, Brooklyn
L train to Bedford Avenue > B61 bus on Driggs to Flushing Ave (10 mins) > left under BQE > Rubulad’s on your right just past the gas station *OR* J / M / Z to Marcy Ave > walk along BQE > left under BQE at Flushing.
“You can help us continue to have a Rubulad in this space by being quiet coming and going, staying inside the space during the event and not pissing all over the sidewalk as soon as you get around the corner – which, incidentally, does attract the police and they will write you a summons.”
- COST:$10
- SUMMARY:”A Valentine’s adventure – with live bands and Late Night Streak-o-rama* (inside only please), and Secret Rendez-vous: Let Cupid choose your Mystery Date! Dress Sexalicious!”
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10pm — Saturday February 10
- WHERE:Mo Pitkins, 39 Ave A between 2nd and 3rd St
- COST:$5
- SUMMARY:”Mo Pitkin’s hosts the debut of our newest show The “Corporate America” Comedy Series- our best show yet! A montage of climbing the corporate ladder & smacking your head on that pesky glass ceiling, it’ll definitely make your job seem that much less sucky!”
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7:30pm — Saturday February 10 (also February 11)
- WHERE:IFC Center, 323 6th Ave at W 3rd St
- COST:$20 in advance, $25 at door
- SUMMARY:”Renegade auteur Crispin Hellion Glover returns to New York to present his notorious feature WHAT IS IT?, described as “the adventures of a young man whose principal interests are snails, salt, a pipe and how to get home, as tormented by a hubristic racist inner psyche.” The evenings also include Glover’s BIG SLIDE SHOW, an hour-long live dramatic narration of eight stories taken from Victorian-era books, plus a Q&A and book signing with Mr. Glover.”
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5pm — Saturday February 10
- WHERE:The Tank at Collective: Unconscious, 279 Church St, between Franklin and White
- COST:FREE
- SUMMARY:”ARTBATTLES returns to The Tank for another spectacular competition: two or more artists put paint to canvas, creating brand new works in front of a live audience, and the audience decides who wins!”
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4pm-5:30pm — Saturday February 10
- WHERE:Tour Starts at The Alamo Cube at Astor Place
- COST:$10 (RSVP to Gidlevy@gmail.com)
- SUMMARY:”A historiological / sociological walking tour / bar hop that compares and contrasts the gang culture of NY in the 1850s with the pukn rockers of 1977. The principal underlying thesis being that the ONLY thing separating these two extraordinarily disparate cultures is 125 years and electricity. And since its a bar crawl, after a couple of pints, you believe me!”
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2pm-5pm — Saturday February 10
- WHERE:Boss Tweed’s Saloon, 115 Essex St at Rivington
- COST:$15 a person to play, FREE to watch
- SUMMARY: “Meet new and old friends, teammates, and rivals at the New York City Social Sports Club Flip Cup Tournament and Winter Social. Proceeds benefit the Imette St. Guillen Memorial Scholarship funds.”
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Noon-Noon — Friday February 9-Saturday February 10
- WHERE:Madison Square Park, 23rd Street and Broadway
- COST:FREE
- SUMMARY:”Dancing for our right to dance! A 24-hour DANCE MARATHON and PARTY to bring attention to a NYS Court appeal case regarding Cabaret Laws that restrict social dancing.” Organized groups will dance in 90 minute intervals for 24 hours to be followed by a giant dance party where everyone is invited to dance.
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Noon-6pm — Saturday February 10
- WHERE:Eyebeam, 540 W. 21st St between 10th and 11th Ave
- COST:FREE
- SUMMARY:”Shopdropping (the opposite of shoplifting) is a tactic used by artists and activists to clandestinely place objects in retail stores. “Dropped” objects are usually versions of consumer products altered or recreated to detourn the retail experience. Shopdropping is a fun and easy form of culture jamming, gently subverting dominant cultural forms to create new meanings.
Starting at noon, participants will receive a shopdropping overview, including artists’ shopdropping projects information and demonstrations of the necessary tools for shopdropping, and time will be given to test out some of the techniques discussed. Immediately following, participants will head into the field to help distribute a new, unreleased Anti-Advertising Agency project (as well as some creations of their own) into stores around Manhattan. “
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10am-6pm — Tuesday-Saturday
Closes February 10
- WHERE:Nicole Klagsbrun Gallery, 526 26th St between 10th and 11th Ave
- COST:FREE
- SUMMARY:”Ted Riederer’s video, sculpture, and paintings revolve around three acts: the smashing of musical instruments, the painstaking task of weighing, cataloging and re-assembling the fragments so that the instruments can be played again, and the creation of a musical score using the resurrected guitars and drums. The band The Resurrectionists is comprised of musicians who are recovering punk rockers and who have performed with: Burn, Immolation, Slaughtershack, Clowns For Progress, Ryan Adams, Thumper, The Reply, Steady Earnest, The New You and Go Away Evil.”
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10am-6pm — Monday-Friday
11am-6pm — Saturday
Closes February 10
- WHERE:Mixed Greens Gallery, 531 West 26th St between 10th and 11th Ave
- COST:FREE
- SUMMARY:”Leah Tinari [paints] moments from her life, surrounded by friends and family. Each piece documents a celebration and functions as part of a festive visual diary. While the characters depicted are quite specific, the sentiments evoked by them are universally shared.”
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