Late Elms Before Fall

August 20, 2008 · No Comments

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I Want A Little Sugar In My Bowl

August 11, 2008 · 1 Comment

At Asia Song Society on August Ninth Two.Thousand.Eight

On the evening of August 9th Garrick Gott and Terence Koh, of Asia Song Society, held a fascinating opening. The attendance was no joke, the crowd spilled onto the street. There were even people sitting on the southern side of Canal street in between beers. The amazing DJ booth was a steel sculpture. There was a fake dick painted florescent yellow on a stop sign outside the gallery. The crisper was filled with mini champagne for about ten minutes; I gave mine to Jen Reynolds so that she didn’t have to walk downstairs. I was immediately regretful, it was so packed upstairs. By the time I got back down to the fridge between the DJ and the dance floor there were no refreshments in sight. Beers were all over the street by the time the dance/after party came around. During the opening there were mad beards all over the street. Inside, the show was on the ground floor of the building and was composed of a very large assortment of pieces. There was such a saturation of art there were pieces and photographs on the floor. Amongst the people that were there, there was a gigantic seven foot shopping cart locked to a street sign out front. The dance floor downstairs was sticky and hot when it came time to get down. There were numerous well dressed people below ground sweating and working through it like a dance-a-thon.