Correspondence II
August 9 – September 1, 2013
Opening Reception: Friday, August 9, 2013, 7 – 10 PM
Hours: Saturdays and Sundays 12pm-6pm and by appointment
Please ring bell to enter during normal hours.
Opening Reception: Friday, August 9, 2013, 7 – 10 PM
Hours: Saturdays and Sundays 12pm-6pm and by appointment
Please ring bell to enter during normal hours.
TSA New York is pleased to announce the opening of Correspondence II, a group exhibition featuring the work of Tiger Strikes Asteroid Philadelphia members: Jaime Alvarez, Keith Crowley, Rubens Ghenov, Alexis Granwell, Ezra Masch, Nora Salzman, Caroline Santa, Theresa Saulin, Anne Schaefer, and Douglas Witmer. Correspondence II is the second part of an exchange between the two locations. The first part, Correspondence I, happened in March 2013 and featured the work of TSA New York members in Philadelphia.
Founded in 2009, Tiger Strikes Asteroid Philadelphia is an artist-run and artist-curated exhibition space located at 319A North 11th Street. Their goal is to connect the Philadelphia art scene to the global art community by showing the work of emerging artists from Philadelphia and other cities such as New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles.
TSA New York was founded in 2012 when founding member Alex Paik relocated from Philadelphia to New York. TSA New York seeks to invite a dialogue between an eclectic mix of artists and curatorial visions with a focus on emerging artists from New York and beyond.
Both spaces exist and operate as a result of the diligent efforts of their artist members. The artist-run collective can be an extension of studio, an experimental venue, or provide the possibility of research into how others make things. In both TSA galleries, the role of artist, curator, and administrator is constantly in flux between members. This unique hybrid role provides a new way for each of us to correspond with a larger community.
Founded in 2009, Tiger Strikes Asteroid Philadelphia is an artist-run and artist-curated exhibition space located at 319A North 11th Street. Their goal is to connect the Philadelphia art scene to the global art community by showing the work of emerging artists from Philadelphia and other cities such as New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles.
TSA New York was founded in 2012 when founding member Alex Paik relocated from Philadelphia to New York. TSA New York seeks to invite a dialogue between an eclectic mix of artists and curatorial visions with a focus on emerging artists from New York and beyond.
Both spaces exist and operate as a result of the diligent efforts of their artist members. The artist-run collective can be an extension of studio, an experimental venue, or provide the possibility of research into how others make things. In both TSA galleries, the role of artist, curator, and administrator is constantly in flux between members. This unique hybrid role provides a new way for each of us to correspond with a larger community.
For more information please contact TSA.
