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Oh, Kit Cat, I wasn't knocking Berger, just lamenting the fact that I was assigned that book so many times over, which is a comment on the repetition, sameness, and dullness of many of the art history classes I've taken over the years. That is a good book, and obviously very relevant to this discussion.
Lentil: throwing events like that certainly does mean you have to have a fairly large place...when I was doing things like that, I was living with 7 other folks in an enormous loft in Brooklyn, and the place was already known as an art collective before I moved there, so it was fairly easy to get things going. People would come to nearly any event thrown at the space on reputation alone...
I can't emphasize enough the value of having your show DJ'd by folks spinning soul, oldies, 80s pop, indie punk, and hip hop though... |
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