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The Golden Pear
Hampton Coffee
White Star LimousinesAccetra Arts Ltd.

Chicago Design Museum
C&#38;amp;C Metal Products
DummyFresh
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		<pubDate>Thu, 09 Aug 2018 00:16:36 +0000</pubDate>

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	27 stephen halseys path
water mill, ny

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the dollhouse is a family home transformed; the entire house exists as a site-specific sculpture, installation, alternative gallery, and studio space. 

the dollhouse will feature the work of over 20 artists from across the world, several of whom are represented by Pure Vision Arts gallery. All work displayed is for sale.

The evening will be filled with Art, catering donated by The Golden Pear, and an exciting, live musical performance by DummyFresh. Please contact us for further sponsorship opportunities. 


This has been a long time aspiration for us and we are all extremely excited to be putting on our first show as a collective. We have high hopes for the future of the dollhouse and look forward to sharing it with as many of you as we can.The concept behind the dollhouse emerged while considering the significance of ‘home’ and where it might converge with Art in a non-traditional environment. The name ‘dollhouse’ came from the confluence of our interest in play and (im)perfection as well as discourse surrounding macro versus micro, public versus private, and accessibility and inclusivity in today’s Art world.


Please share this event with anyone and everyone. Parents, grandparents, imaginary friends, pets, etc. Please come even if we do not know you personally, it’s not weird, everything is normal ;)
sat september 15, 5-10pm
27 stephen halseys path
water mill, ny
reserve your ticket here

suggested entrance fee: $5 - $35pay what you can
venmo: @Gadget-Gurlscheck made out to Emma Magidsoncash at the door
free shuttles from Cafe 31, 220 W 31st Street &#38;nbsp;3pm, 4pm, and 5pm
return shuttles 8:15pm, 9:15pm, and 10:15pm
30% of all proceeds donated to Pure Vision Arts


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		<pubDate>Sat, 04 Aug 2018 17:53:31 +0000</pubDate>

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	Emma Magidson, Tyler McManus, and hailey nathel formed the gadget_gurls artist collective out of the desire to diligently explore their compulsion to make, play, and collaborate. They hope to empower each other and their community to find a sense of realness, brilliance, and empathy in the depths of a hyper-curated world. They are driven by their mutual desire to find connections amongst the seemingly disparate. With efforts often playful and humorous, the gadget_gurls strive to elicit empathy by confronting the challenges and complexities that they face in modern daily life. 

Emma Magidson is a Chicago based designer interested in the intersection of design and architecture. She works as a graphic designer at Studio Blue and as an exhibition designer at the Chicago Design Museum. Emma holds a BFA in communication design and a minor in architecture from Washington University in St. Louis. 

In her free time Emma loves not having any free time. She is often completely overcommitted because she has a lot of interests (re is working 3 jobs just 4 funzies). When she is not overcommitted, she is laying on her back on the floor for the entire day. She considers herself a dual procrastination / actualization expert. She is horribly irritable when over-exerting herself physically. In all seriousness, Emma is a skilled editor and curator, always knowing what MUST stay and what’s gotta go.

Whether it be working on small-scale books or large-scale museum spaces, Emma has a way of transforming the seemingly mundane into inclusive, experiential, and interactive spaces to be shared by all. Emma is always seeking new and creative opportunities/projects to get involved in. Please say hey/give a holler. Lol. 

Tyler McManus is a designer and collaborative thinker living in St. Louis working as an urban farmer. She loves making things! (The exclamation point makes this sound kind of disingenuous but it’s true.) Tyler is a recent graduate of the Sam Fox School of Design &#38;amp; Visual Arts at Washington University in St. Louis. She completed a B.F.A with a major in Communication Design in the spring of 2017.

Tyler is a true believer that little moments are special and always adds an incredible grace to the projects she works on. Her attention to detail allows her to foster growth of all creatures human, flora, or other. She has one roommate, one cat, and many a plant that she is currently raising all on her own. Tyler is literally ~foster the people~ whatever that means. &#38;nbsp;Tyler likes experimenting with anything she finds in her nearby surroundings. Anything she can get her hands on is up for grabs--stay alert. Tyler is currently looking for a job in St. Louis, New York, or elsewhere. Please help her.

hailey nathel is a fine artist and recently certified yoga instructor living and working on Long Island, NY. She received her BFA from Washington University in St. Louis in 2018 with a concentration in Painting and a second major in Psychological and Brain Sciences. Art has become not only a part of her daily practice but also a personalized philosophy and belief system:

The mind-body is not separate just as artist and Art are not separate entities either. Because the human subject is tied to the Art object, rather than striving for perfection, a more fruitful approach to artmaking is one that utilizes imperfection to its advantage. hailey subverts what is thought of as error by working with the ‘glitch’ which acts as a transgressive image when viewed and celebrated as beauty rather than mistake. The glitch functions as a symbol of embracing imperfection by leveraging mishap as a catalyst for experimentation and re/invention. hailey also works with ‘profile on platform’ which serves as a curatorial space, one of agency, access, and opportunity, to encourage the sharing of word/image juxtapositions of our selfiest selves. In this way, she believes it is possible to hyper-curate a profile to such an extreme to the point of epitomizing the self as an empathy generator. From digital platform to analog substrate, hailey’s body of work demonstrates how a painting, photography, poetry, printmaking, and painting (dodge, duck, dip, dive, and dodge) practice can collapse into various combinations in an effort to combat conformity, support radical subjectivity, and work towards transgressive image(s), as a means of creating... a more just world.

 
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		<pubDate>Sat, 01 Sep 2018 22:03:20 +0000</pubDate>

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Stephanie Berger
Adare Brown
MJ Brown&#38;nbsp;
Sean Clarke
Clio Dill
Shane Dollinger
Devra Freelander
Zoe Grieze&#38;nbsp;
neil hamamoto &#38;nbsp;

Charlie Hart 
Jack Herzog 
Anna Joo
Chloe Karmin
Zoe Kase

Zoe Kline 
Claire Lachow 

Megan Lee&#38;nbsp;
Shannon Levin
Rebecca Lothan

Tom Morrison&#38;nbsp;
Jim Noh&#38;nbsp;
Sarah Oakley 
Moriah Okun
Mariana Parisca
Marina Peng
Elizabeth Prutz
Edo Rosenblith

Hamzat Raheem
So A Ryu
Nicole Ripka 
Elana Sasson
Lydia Seaman 
Geige Silver

Clement Stanback 
Christine Stavridis

Emmy Thelander
Jordan Thompson
Free Tripp 
Neena Wang
Rachel Youn&#38;nbsp;
Katie Yun
Xinyi Xie


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		<pubDate>Mon, 20 Aug 2018 23:14:10 +0000</pubDate>

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	Saturday, September 15
5-10pm

27 Stephen Halseys PathWater Mill, New York11976Suggested entrance fee: 5-35 dollars. Please consider supporting even if you cannot make it. 30% of all proceeds will be donated to Pure Vision Arts (PVA) gallery and we are not taking a cut of art sold
Venmo @Gadget-Gurls, a check written to Emma Magidson, Hailey Nathel, or Tyler McManus, or cash at the door acceptedPlease rsvp on eventbritethis will be so helpful to have a headcount for busses, food, and drinks


Free transportation sponsored by&#38;nbsp;White Star Limousines.
Shuttles back and forth from Manhattan all night.
 Shuttles will depart from Café 31, 220 W 31st Street&#38;nbsp;to&#38;nbsp;the dollhouse&#38;nbsp;at 3pm, 4pm, and 5pm; departures frome the dollhouse to Café 31 at 8:15pm, 9:15pm, and 10:15pm&#38;nbsp;to the dollhouse throughout our opening night, September 15th.
Live band and music by DummyFresh. Check them out here
Additionally, please share this event with anyone and everyone. Parents, grandparents, imaginary friends, pets, etc. Please come even if we do not know you personally, it’s not weird, everything is normal ;)&#38;nbsp;
Look us up on facebook&#38;nbsp;
Follow us on instagram
	
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		<pubDate>Sun, 19 Aug 2018 23:35:09 +0000</pubDate>

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	Pure Vision Arts is Manhattan’s first specialized art studio and exhibition space for artists with autism and other developmental challenges. PVA provides studio space, art materials, exhibition opportunities, and career development for beginning, emerging and established artists. Pure Vision Arts also serves as a resource and consultation center for artists, educators, art collectors and curators.

PVA’s mission aligns similarly with ours, to support the artists and to support a cause greater than ourselves – Autism spectrum disorder. By working with PVA we believe that together we can begin to achieve these two goals. It is imperative to include the artistic voices of those on the autism spectrum in the contemporary art narrative today. We believe that Art is for Everyone regardless of circumstance, and we will honor our commitment by donating 30% of our proceeds to Pure Vision Arts. However, raising money is not the only initiative we feel needs to be taken; we are excited and honored to be exhibiting our work alongside PVA artists here at the dollhouse. Please reach out with anything you’d like to add or contribute regarding this cause. We hope that the dollhouse can provide a space to bring our voices together with those of the makers at Pure Vision Arts and present a show that is unique, exciting, and inclusive. &#38;nbsp;
Visit Pure Vision Arts’ website here.
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