La Galleria: 39X17
CURATED BY ELISE GARDELLA
In La Galleria, 39X17 celebrates all the poets of ::::Presenting at 17::::: happenings with artists, writers, musicians, and innovative makers instigated by Elise Gardella on the third Sunday of the month since October 2012 in her East Village apartment on 4th Street. This small room transforms from home to living corridor—a portal to someone’s practice, investigations, and affections. Sprawling in its effect the intimacy of the space opens possibilities.
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EVENTS
Opening: Thursday, October 15, 6:00-8:00 PM
Evening Performance: Thursday, October 22, 7:00PM
Angie Waller, Charles Eladio Beronio, Boo Boo Cousins &
Mike James & Sanford Wintersberger
Closing Performance: Sunday, October 25, 5:00PM
Jennifer Hayashida, Robert Appleton, Bill Johnson, Greg Potter
39×17 ARTISTS
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| Bobby Abate | Betsy Alwin | Robert Appleton | Charles Eladio Beronio | Guillermo E. Brown |
| Christopher Carroll | Diane Cook | Boo Boo Cousins | Cecilia Dougherty | Amy Finkbeiner | Elise Gardella |
| Michelle Handelman | G Todd Haun | Jennifer Hayashida | Christine Heindl | Brittney Hollinger |
| Chuyen Huynh | Bill Johnson | Branden Koch | Shanna Maurizi | Frank Meuschke | Megan Michalak|
| Matthew Morrocco | David Mramor/Enid Ellen with Greg Potter | Laura Napier | Erin O’Brien |
| Mary Patten | Alexandra Phillips | Sarah Rushford | Julia Shirar | Samuael Topiary | Jonathan VanDyke |
| Angie Waller | Mary Walling Blackburn | Jessica Watson | Jane Weissman | Sanford Wintersberger | John Zhao |
La MaMa Galleria
Founded in 1984, La Galleria is a nonprofit gallery committed to nurturing experimentation in the visual arts. La Galleria encourages an active dialogue between new media, performance, the plastic and visual arts, curatorial projects, and educational initiatives. It serves the East Village community by offering diverse programming to an inter-generational audience, and expanding the parameters of a traditional gallery space. As a non-profit, La Galleria is able to provide artists and curators with unique exhibition opportunities that are largely out of reach in a commercial gallery setting.