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IN THE GALLERY:
From Mar. 6, 2010
through Apr. 9, 2010

Gallery hours:
Tues.—Fri. 11-6
Sat. 11-2
Sun. & Mon. closed

Josh Greene
Character Descriptions
A new project by a San Francisco-based artist who, over the last several years, has realized his work in many distinct iterations. Recent projects include Service-Works: a small foundation he created that awards grants—based upon his income as a waiter in fine-dining restaurant—to other artists, starting an unlicensed therapy practice, attempting to sell a museum curator and his museum office, a collaboration with his wife which involved hiring Danish actors to play the two of them in a video, and creating a small book based on his family members writing about their least favorite projects he has done.

Heather Layton
Preparing To Lose
In a culture addicted to win/win, "we're No. 1" scenarios, Heather Layton's Preparing To Lose drawings are imagined as counter-narratives to the cultural norm. Her ambiguous and unidentified characters are fragile, but not fear-ridden. They are part of a team that is not going to win, but persist in trying.

VISUAL ARTS
MEDIA ARTS
MUSIC
PERFORMANCE & LITERATURE
COMMUNITY EVENTS
SPECIAL EVENTS
CALLS FOR WORK
Mar. 17, 2010 - The Cinema Cabaret - Konrad Steiner & Jen Hofer
Film with live narration by performance poets from San Francisco, Los Angeles, & Buffalo. Writers' engagement with popular cinema has long been limited in the popular imagination to the industry of screenplay writing leading to film production. Recently an inversion of this mode of production has captured the imaginations of poets and audiences. Using a form of live film narration inherited from practices in Japan and Korea during the silent film era, scenes from popular films are shown muted and re-narrated live with new language.
Mar. 19, 2010 - Intension Quintet
A new pan-stylistic ensemble from Buffalo, N.Y. combining adventurous compositions, group improvisations, ambient soundscapes, noise, electronics and more...
Mar. 24, 2010 - Johannes Zits
Performing the Body: A Selection of Video Works. Johannes Zits is a Toronto-based artist whose work combines digital imaging, collage, photography and painting to focus on the body and its relations to space. His work intends to draw attention to both the conventional image-making process as well as the ways images from mass media are disseminated and consumed.
Mar. 26, 2010 - Champion - Shine Louise Houston
In conjunction with UB's Humanities Institute Research Workshop for Queer Theory, hosts of the conference "At the Limits: Porn and the Humanities" (March 26th&27th), Hallwalls will present Bay Area director Shine Louise Houston, who will screen her latest film Champion, winner of the Feminist Porn Awards 2009 Movie of the Year and nominated for the 2010 AVN Awards Best Video Feature (the Oscar of Porn).
Apr. 1, 2010 - Mark Nowak
A poetry reading by the author of Coal Mountain Elementary (Coffee House Press, 2009). A singular, genre-defying treatise from one of America's most innovative political poets, Coal Mountain Elementary remixes verbatim testimony from the surviving Sago, West Virginia miners and rescue teams, the American Coal Foundation's curriculum for schoolchildren, newspaper accounts of mining disasters in China, and full-color photographs of Chinese miners by renowned photojournalist Ian Teh.
Apr. 2, 2010 - Live Feed from the Black Unconscious - Black Took Collective
The Buffalo debut of Black Took Collective at Hallwalls on Saturday, October 17, 2009, as part of the 4th biennial &Now Festival, was, in the opinion of some, the artistic highlight of that festival. If you were there in October, you already know you'll want to see them again in April. If you weren't there that time, don't miss them this time.
Apr. 7, 2010 - Science & Art Cabaret No. 2: Invisible Worlds
Science as you have never seen it before: out of the lab and into the underground! Presented by the University at Buffalo and Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center, the Science & Art Cabaret is an entertaining mash-up of cutting-edge science and technology with art, music, poetry, and performance. Held in the Ninth Ward at Babeville's Asbury Hall
Apr. 14, 2010 - Gray Hair Reading Series - Ann Goldsmith & Elaine Chamberlain
Ann Goldsmith is the author of No One Is the Same Again, a prize-winning book of poems published by the Quarterly Review of Literature. She has a full-length book of poetry, The Spaces Between Us, forthcoming from Outrider Press. Elaine Chamberlain is the author of Pictures from the Beehouse (White Pine Press, 1978) and one of the original editors of Earth’s Daughters magazine at its inception
 
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Volunteers Needed for Artists & Models 2010!

Stimulus: the 2010 iteration of Artists & Models is coming on May 1 at Rock Harbor Yard. Hallwalls needs volunteers to make it happen. See this page for information about how you can help out!

Beyond|In Western New York 2010: ALTERNATING CURRENTS — Venues and artists announced
This biennial, multi-venue exhibition will present the work of outstanding artists from Western New York and Southern Ontario, responding to the regionally relevant theme Alternating Currents and its undercurrent of utopian power, both literal and metaphorical; reclamation or use of natural assets; visions of the future and the past; technological progress or intrusion; and the diverse demographic and social constructs of this region.

See our page for a listing of the venues and artists.
FROM THE ARCHIVES:
30 years ago at Hallwalls
Tue. Mar. 11, 1980
MANUEL DE LANDA
Three films by Manuel de Landa will be screened: RAW NERVES: LACANIAN THRILLER; ITCH SCRATCH ITCH CYCLE, and ISMISM