We Love JM Leary and her friends:

FACTORY & MARKET

APRIL 18 & MAY 1

2009

Co-produced by ROLL CALL

The Movement Research Spring Festival 09

FACTORY

Saturday April 18, 10am – 11pm

FACTORY consolidates resources for production of custom-made art works

in All media All day long, starting early, making SHIrTs!!! Curators,

artists and audience members are invited to manufacture original

products at work stations designed for cooking, dance-making, screen

printing, bookbinding, video-making, immaterial crafts, and more!!!

All day long! Open participation!

RPPP at 59 Jefferson Street, #301

Bushwick, Brooklyn

Directions: Take the J train to Broadway Myrtle, exit station, keep Popeye’s Chicken to your left and walk one block up Jefferson Street. Cross Bushwick Ave. and continue to 59 Jefferson.

OR

Take the L train to Morgan. Take Bogart St. exit. Walk uphill on Bogart past Brooklyn Natural market towards Flushing Ave. At Flushing make a right. Continue past Life Cafe and make a left at Evergreen. Walking uphill continue to Jefferson Street. Take a right turn on Jefferson and walk down to the end of the block till you get to 59.

Admission: materials for making the goods! foodstuffs for FACTORY

chefs! (full list at www.auntsisdance.com)

MARKET

Friday May 1, 6pm – 12am

At MARKET, FACTORY issued goods, live performances, dvds, projections,

drawings are sold using a Barter System with new paradigm (handmade)

currency based on the cocktail standard!

Grace Exhibition Space at 840 Broadway, 2nd Fl.

Bushwick, Brooklyn

Admission: cocktails for the free bar: beer, wine, water, juice, whiskey

AUNTS is readymade!!! Like loft parties, birthdays and DIY punk shows,

AUNTS events occur in ad-hoc, domestic, out-of-doors, the theater and

found spaces. AUNTS events are rigorous; dancers dance, collaborate

and socialize with each other, amateurs, guests, the space, the walls,

energy flow, non-dancers and non-humans. Conventional

audience/performer configurations abound inside a structure of rules

and traditions of performance that are completely decimated. The

audience is boyfriends and lesbians and the dancers. Dance as

liberation against art, regulation, commercialism and itself and those

who practice it!

FACTORY issued goods by these individuals and more:

We

Coco Karol

Ana Keilson/Zine

Nsumi Collective

Amelia Uzategui Bonilla

Shizu Homma

Tayla Epstein

Autumn Widdoes

Melanie Maar

Stanley Love

Gaku Shinohara & Alex

Anna Sperber & Peter Kerlin

Moriah Evans

Siri Peterson

Mathew Heggem

Veronica Carnero

Mariana Valencia

Jen Rosenblit

Keren Ganin-Pinto

Christina Zani

Meg Foley

Luke Stettner

Bessie McDonough-Thayer

Maggie Bennet

Madeline Best

Hanny Ahern

Francis Stallings

Felicia Ballos

Jess Cook

Sophia Peer

Allen Cordell

James Petz DJ

Bundlelyn

Rishauna Zumberg

Minnae Chae

Alison D’Amato

Adam Walko

Deborah Karp

Sabrina Alli

Bryan Campbell

Leslie Henkel

Eric Conroe

Eagleager

Melissa Sanfiorenzo

Tatyana Tenenbaum

Abigail Levine

Elle Chyun

Rafael Sanchez

Elaina Morgan

Pangaea Corps

Jocelyn Ladd

Taube

Allison Cave

Sandrine Bouiniere

Elaina Morgan

Sasha Welsh

Meghan Milam

Eli Lehrhoff

Gabe Cohen

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AUNTS

auntsisdance.com

myspace.com/aunts