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Revision as of 08:50, 29 April 2022
Contents
Initiatives
- Venues
- 98 Bowery, 1969-1989
- ABC No Rio, *1980, [1], [2], [3]
- A.I.R., artist-run exhibition space for women artists, *1972
- Anthology Film Archives, *1970
- Art in General, *1981
- Artists Space, *1972
- Babycastles, *2009
- BHQFU, artist-run school, *2010
- Bitforms, gallery, *2001
- Bluestockings, bookstore cafe and activist center, *1999
- Cabinet, magazine and events, *2000, Log
- Central Booking, *2009
- CUE Art Foundation, *2002
- The Current Museum of Art, *2016
- Danspace Project, *1974
- The Drawing Center, museum, *1977
- EFA Project Space, arts venue, *2008
- e-flux
- Electronic Arts Intermix, *1971
- Elsewhere, live music venue
- nightclub and arts space, *2014
- Flux Factory, *1993
- Franklin Furnace, *1976
- The Free Black Women's Library, *2015
- Genspace, community biolab, *2009
- Gowanus Studio Space, cooperative workspace, *2007
- happylucky no.1, space for art and music, *2015
- Harvestworks
- Industry City, *2009
- Interference Archive, *2011
- The Invisible Dog Art Center, *2009
- Issue Project Room, performance venue, *2003
- The Kitchen, *1971
- Knockdown Center, art center and performance space, *2012
- Light Industry, film and electronic art venue, *2008
- Metrograph, movie theatre, *2015
- Miriam, artist-run gallery and bookshop, *2019.
- No-Space, *2004
- Participant Inc, alternative art space, *2001
- Performance Space New York, *1980/2018
- Pioneer Works, culture centre, *2014
- Playground Coffee Shop & Annex, community space and bookstore
- Prime Produce, multi-use space, *2018
- Printed Matter, art space & artists books, *1976
- Reanimation Library
- Recess, *2009
- Reverse, art space, *2012
- School for Poetic Computation (SFPC), artist-run school, *2013
- SculptureCenter, *1928
- Soft Surplus, *2018
- Spectacle, collectively-run screening space, *2010
- The Stone, improvised music venue, *2005, [4]
- Storefront for Art and Architecture, *1982
- Wendy's Subway, library and workspace, *2013
- White Columns, alternative art space, *1970
- Past venues: 112 Greene Street (1970-).
- more: Art Spaces Archives Project, Alternatives in Retrospect: An Historical Overview 1969-1975, [5] [6], [7], [8], [9], [10].
Initiatives and collectives with no permanent event venue
- Avant.org, *2014
- Blank Forms, curatorial platform for performance, *2016
- Clocktower Radio, all-art online museum radio station, *2003
- Common Practice New York, advocacy group, *2012
- Cybernetics Library, *2017
- Deep Lab, *2015
- Hyphen-Labs
- Living Room Light Exchange New York, *2016
- Primary Information, *2006
- Rhizome, *1996
- Signal Culture, *2012
- UbuWeb, avant-garde arts resource, *1996
- Unbag, *2017, Log
- W.A.G.E. (Working Artists and the Greater Economy), *2008
- WFMU, independent freeform radio, *1958
- Past initiatives: ART/new York (video magazine on art, *1981) [11], Collaborative Projects Inc. (Colab) (1978-1986) [12], Institute for Art and Urban Resources (IAUR, *1971).
Events
- !!Con, conference, *2014
- Platform Cooperativism, conference, *2015
- Radical Networks, conference, *2015
- Software for Artists (S4AD), annual event, *2015, [13]
- Theorizing the Web, since 2013
- Event listings: Nonsense NYC, Screen Slate, The Skint.
- Past events
- Cybernetics Conference, 2017, videos
- Alternative Art School Fair, 2016
- alt-AI, 2016
- Other Primary Structures, exhibition, 2014
- Digital Labor, conference, 2014
- PRISM Breakup, 2013
- Breakout, festival, 2009
- The Internet as Playground and Factory, conference, 2009
- Anticopyright Network, exhibition, 1997
- Real Estate Show, exhibition, 1980 [14]
- Punk Art, exhibition, 1978
- Lives, exhibition, 1975
- Schizo-Culture, 1975
- Software - Information Technology: Its New Meaning for Art, exhibition, 1970
- Information, exhibition, 1970
- Kinesthetics, exhibition, 1969
- Some More Beginnings, exhibition, 1968
- The Machine as Seen at the End of the Mechanical Age, exhibition, 1968
- 9 Evenings: Theatre and Engineering, festival, 1966
- Primary Structures, exhibition, 1966
- The Responsive Eye, exhibition, 1965
- Annual Avant Garde Festival, 1963-1982
- Fantastic Art, Dada, Surrealism, exhibition, 1936
- Cubism and Abstract Art, exhibition, 1936
- Machine-Age Exposition, exhibition, 1927
- International Exhibition of Modern Art Assembled by Société Anonyme, exhibition, 1926-1927
Art workers
- Tega Brain
- Ingrid Burrington
- Ted Byfield
- Taeyoon Choi
- Michael Connor
- Aria Dean
- Charles Eppley
- Ben Fino-Radin
- Alexander R. Galloway
- Kenneth Goldsmith
- Sarah Hamerman
- Sam Hart
- Nabil Hassein
- David Hecht
- Melanie Hoff
- Nora Khan
- Shannon Mattern
- Alan W. Moore
- Lai Yi Ohlsen
- Laurel Ptak
- Legacy Russell
- Trebor Scholz
- Mindy Seu
- Paul Soulellis
- Dan Taeyoung
- Dennis Tenen
- Francis Tseng
- Charles Turner
- McKenzie Wark
- Chris Woebken
- See also
Literature
- Alan W. Moore, Art Gangs: Protest and Counterculture in New York City, Brooklyn, NY: Autonomedia, 2011, 185 pp. Street-level history of artists’ groups and collective activity by artists in New York from 1969 to 1985.
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