Contribute $20 or more and receive access to a special issue of Triple Canopy organized and introduced by award-winning writer RIVKA GALCHEN, author of the novel Atmospheric Disturbances. We’ll also send you TRACK CHANGES, a collection of music, sound art, and conversations from our archives. TRACK CHANGES includes music by free-jazz trio Dawn of Midi, deconstructionist pop outfit US Girls, and the avant-noise ensemble Zs, as well as mixes by exotica connoisseur Dan Shiman and artist Adam Helms; recordings of the five-part class “French Theory Today” organized by writer and programmer Alexander R. Galloway, as well as medievalist Nicola Masciandaro’s lecture “On Commentary.”
For a pledge of $50 or more, you’ll receive a limited-time digital-download Web project by (and sent with a personal email from) artist CORY ARCANGEL as well as the special issue of Triple Canopy organized by Rivka Galchen and the fifteen-track audio collection TRACK CHANGES. Arcangel is known for his video-game hacks, Photoshop paintings, and retoolings of outmoded technologies. His work is on view now at New York’s Whitney Museum.
Contribute $150 or more to receive all of the basic incentives above and ONE YEAR OF FREE ENTRY to all screenings, performances, readings, and classes organized by the three groups. Don’t live in New York City? Give the benefit to a friend as a gift!
Pledge $500 or more receive all of the basic incentives above plus a limited-edition print by artist R. H. QUAYTMAN, whose work incorporates abstraction and layers of diamond dust, silkscreened photographs and hand-painted trompe l'oeil, personal and art-historical narratives. Her work is on view at this year’s Venice Biennale and has been shown at the Whitney Biennial (2010) and at solo shows at SF MoMA (2010) and Kunsthalle Basel (2011).
Pledge $1,000 to receive all of the basic incentives above and the print by artist R. H. QUAYTMAN, and join members of all three organizations for a SPECIAL DINNER in Greenpoint this fall.
The first person to contribute $5,000 or more will receive all of the basic incentives above plus "Long Live the New Flesh" (2007), a unique 53 x 53-inch drawing by artist PAUL CHAN. Widely known for his New Orleans production of Waiting for Godot (currently on exhibit at MoMA as an installation of archival materials) Chan has had solo shows at the Hammer Museum (2005), the New Museum (2007), and the Serpentine Gallery (2007), and recently established his own artist publication imprint Badlands Unlimited.
