About this project

EXILE Gallery needs your help.

Each donation will help liberate experimental art from the cages of time, space, tradition, and market-governed taste. The walls of entire cities are ripe for exhibits. A few bucks puts a poster on the street or a couple of stickers. A hundred dollars helps stage a video screening in a Laundromat in Paris, on a bus, or under the eaves of the Metropolitan Museum in New York. The internet gives access to all.

Our first big project is a show of work by and about the neo-minimalist B-Ville group.

With your help, EXILE will roam the cities exploding in concerts and performances. First in Paris, then New York where passersby will surely declare, "What on earth is that? That's not art. My kid could do that." And somebody else will say, "Cool. Keep it up."

Activities will be tweeted from EXILE.

What we need: cash for a sturdy portable DVD player, stickers, posters, postcards, a small run of DVDs, and of course, catalogs. Tiny ones. Even virtual galleries must have them.

Any surplus funds will help us do more and more quickly. We can double our video screens, plaster Paris with B-Ville Manifestos. And maybe get drunk. Just once.

Open the cages. Support free range art! It just tastes better.
Thanks to Harriet Hirshorn for the chicken footage.