Pacs Gallery

Phillip Birch
Worldless on a Wire Part 1

Monday May 21st 2012, 7pm-12am
PACS Gallery, 70 North 6th St @ Wythe
Brooklyn New York, Bedford L Train

View photos from this exhibition on Flickr.


What is authentic? How do we experience a thing? What is thingness versus thinghood?Can a thing be in itself? What makes one a radical? How do you define yourself as a radical? Can we place ourselves in the role of the other? Is there an other? What is necessary and what is enough? Is there enough? Is there a difference between transcendent and pedestrian? Is there a crisis? Are there infinite Earths? Who is your service provider? Is this relatable?

Phillip Birch lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. He has exhibited at Cleopatra’s, Clifton Benevento, Artists Space, Envoy and Apartment Show. He is currently attempting to learn to juggle. He has been attempting this for years now.

The Next 50 presents:
Long Distance Poison
Broadcasting live from PACS
Monday June 11th 2012, 8pm
Private Event

*Event’s Done! Broadcast was awesome. A few photos here..*

Long Distance Poison, with the help of  Matthew Caron and  ESP TV, will be producing a new work in Brooklyn at the PACS Gallery that will be simultaneously transmitted via HAM radio into outer space, projected before a live audience at the PLAYHOUSE/INTIMAN Theater in the Seattle Center, and broadcast live on the internet. The work is called A Third Signal to A Habitable Zone.

The Next 50 is a six month city wide celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Seattle World’s Fair. As part of the celebrations, The Next 50 and Fin Records will be presenting a special electronic music performance hosted at the historical PLAYHOUSE/INTIMAN theater in the Seattle Center:

The Oscillating Human : 
Electronic Music as an Innovating Force in The Future

PERFORMANCES:

Long Distance Poison, performing from Brooklyn
David Hahn
Ghostfeet
DJ AO

PANELISTS

Steve Fisk (Producer)
Aaron Meola (Label head for Dropping Gems)
William Brown (AKA Dj Not So Good - Producer and Engineer)
Dave Segal (Journalist for Seattle’s The Stranger)

The Brooklyn LDP performance and ESP TV taping is private, but limited seated is available. Please contact us for more information.  Info will be announced soon concerning the web broadcast.