Baltimore* Open Space Publications and Multiples Fair * Underground Editions featured at the Dylan Thadani table
Posted by diovaone in Happenings on April 22, 2012

Baltimore’s Open Space Gallery is pleased to announce its Third Annual Publications and Multiples Fair on April 28th and 29th, 2012, from 12-6 pm.
This annual event is a celebration and survey of artist publications, prints, objects in multiple and much more. Co-curated with Nicholas Gottlund of Gottlund Verlag in conjunction with his show, Baker’s Dozen, currently on view at Open Space, this year’s fair promises a wide variety of artist publications and multiples from Baltimore and abroad. Exhibiting artists and publishers include: Chloe Maratta, Chris Day, Closed Caption Comics, Dylan Thadani, Friends Records, FUKT Magazine, Gary Kachadourian, Gottlund Verlag, Guest Spot, Half Letter Press, Important Comics, Jason Kachadourian, The Kingsboro Press, Noel Freibert, Nowork, OSO Press, Public Collectors, Real Guts, Schematic Quarterly, Spaces Corners, Suzanna Zak, Swill Children, Temporary Services, Video On Paper and Wtr Clr Records.
All of Underground Editions‘ publications will be available for purchase at Dylan Thadani’s table this weekend. Come check out TRAIN TO POKIPSE, LTD 2: Welcome to the Jungle, and 131 Fires in-person.
Open Space Baltimore is an artist run gallery space located in Remington in Baltimore City. Beginning as a collectively run art space in the fall of 2009, it has since hosted a wide variety of exhibitions and programming.
Pulled from the vaults: Showpaper’s The Community Serviced Too footage of the Chris Stain / Adam Void newspaper box
Posted by diovaone in Happenings on April 17, 2012
Loaded Pistols * Saturday April 7 * MICA Gallery 500 * Baltimore, MD
Posted by diovaone in Gallery Shows on March 31, 2012
This Saturday, Adam Void will be participating in the group show, Loaded Pistols. Curated by Samantha Fein.
Featuring the artwork of Tom Burkett, Alexandra Carter, David Eassa, Claire Felonis, Amanda King, Kim Llerena, Lloyd Lowe, Marian Ochoa, Ben Peterson, Tony Ransom, Jill Silverberg, and Adam Void.
LOADED PISTOLS
A Group exhibition exploring the relationship between text and imagery.
Opening Reception: Saturday, April 7, 7-9 PM
Short Prose Reading: 8 PM
Gallery 500, 5th floor Studio Center, 133 West North Avenue
“An American Dream” receives kind words from Vandalog, Brooklyn Street Art, Complex, Bmore Art and Popflys
Posted by diovaone in Everyone's A Critic on March 29, 2012
The exhibition, “An American Dream” has received incredible press from a variety of sources. Many thanks to RJ and Gaia at Vandalog for their mention and additional graffiti images. Brooklyn Street Art is always on point with their continued coverage of all things Avoid. Nick at Complex has shown lots of love recently and is greatly appreciated. The local, Bmore Art Blog also featured some images from the opening night. Finally, Popflys, a daily photo and design blog, mentioned Adam Void’s photography on March 22nd.
They are quoted as saying, “I can’t say I’m even on the edge of necessarily enjoying Adam Void’s photographs but I knew I had to post him out of some sense of having the chance to write about Adam Void before everyone is writing about him and his work. …there’s something there, something less voyeuristic and more point of view. A point of view on struggle, it just doesn’t feel like it’s through a photographers eye and I’m starting to like that.”
- a strange, but flattering comment from those guys.
Adam Void * An American Dream * MICA Decker Gallery * Baltimore, MD * Opens March 23
Posted by diovaone in Gallery Shows on March 5, 2012
Come see Adam Void’s MFA Thesis Show, An American Dream.
This immersive installation will feature new paintings, sculptures and writing. An American Dream forces the viewer to interact with often overlooked subcultural groups in a sophisticated and intelligent manner. Topics addressed include homelessness, evangelical religion, freight hopping, protest culture, surveillance and urbanization.
Friday March 23 – April 1
MICA Decker Gallery
1301 West Mount Royal Ave.
Baltimore, MD
TRAIN TO POKIPSE now available online and at St. Mark’s Bookshop (NYC)
Posted by diovaone in Happenings on February 18, 2012
The long awaited project from Underground Editions, TRAIN TO POKIPSE, is officially here. Rami Shamir’s generational coming-of-age story exists in beautifully saturated print on 100% recycled paper with a wraparound photo-collage cover from Adam Void. There is only a total of 911 copies produced, so if you want to secure yours, be sure to visit Underground Editions’ webpage or go to St. Mark’s Bookshop in Manhattan. Rest assured, POKIPSE will be available at more locations and through other distributers in a couple of months, but it may not be available for long.












