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January 2012: Los Angeles, CA, Succulent Garden Proposal (2011) will be featured in Mammut Magazine #5!

Thursday December 15, 2011: New York, NY, White Columns, The W.C. #39, Surf's Up: The Aesthetics of Disappearance Vol 1. No 1 publication launch

The W.C. #39 (Volume 4, Number 3)

Surf's Up: The Aesthetics of Disappearance, Vol. 1, No. 1

Reflections on the artist who disappears, by way of:

Bas Jan Ader / Syd Barrett / Gary Beydler / Jeremy Blake / Christopher D'Arcangelo / Jay DeFeo / Joan Didion / Theresa Duncan / Bobby Fischer / Greta Garbo /

Patty Hearst / Howard Hughes / Ray Johnson / Stephen Kaltenbach / Lee Lozano / Cady Noland / Laurie Parsons / Joaquin Phoenix / Charlotte Poseneneske /

Paul Thek / Brian Wilson

With contributions from:
Naomi Elena / Emily Fitzpatrick / David Flaugher / Davey Hawkins / Joseph Imhauser / Agnes Lux / Taro Masushio / Chason Matthams / Sam McKinniss /

Davida Newman / Lee Perillo / Libby Rothfeld / Kimberly Sandler / Max Sherry / Crystal Thomas / G. William Webb / James Woodward / Elliott Wright

Edited and with an Introduction by Bob Nickas, realized as part of Graduate Projects: Disappearing Acts, from the Fall 2011 semester at New York University.

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Wednesday November 30, 2011: New York, NY, Gallery Space at NYU Wagner, how ounces become tons (the show will be extended to the end of Feb)

September 21, 2011: New York, NY, Commons Gallery at NYU Steinhardt, health and care

health and care
September 21, 2011, 6-8pm
The Commons, NYU Barney Building
34 Stuyvesant St, 1st Fl.
NY NY 10003

Picking at fundamental perspectives through the conflation of reference, material, position, and relationship,

health and care shifts our perception toward elements like boarders, bindings, corners, leftovers, voids, and

nuance in a multitude of variations. The following is a brief description of the physical objects in the exhibition

Description of works:
Blanket Rug #1 (2011) is a collection of my own blankets from the past 8 years, these blankets are sewn, stitched,

and tied together to form a space large enough to support more than their original purpose without eradicating a

blankets intention. Indoor Plants (2011-) is an ongoing collection of houseplants found on sidewalks and brought

back indoors. These plants are given individual care to replenish any necessity they may be missing. Visitors are

welcome to bring plants to the opening if they need a little TLC or a diagnosis and individualized regiment.

Interior #49 212 Plies, first position #2 (2011), a dimensional interior painted onto a physical interior and a

video to embody the psychospatial plane in-between. 212 Plies, first position (2011) is a video made to exist dually

within the imagined, illusioned, confines of Interior #49 (2011) and the concreteness of our present tense. The video

is repurposed to become a bridge between multiple realities.

September 18, 2011: Los Angeles, CA, Road Concert on Sunset Boulevard

Los Angeles Road Concerts presents:

Road Concert on Sunset Boulevard

site-specific works along the entire length of Sunset Blvd

Los Angeles Road Concerts presents a showing of site-specific projects from over 100 Los Angeles artists

in unused public outdoor spaces along the entire length of Sunset Boulevard’s 24 miles, from Downtown to

the Pacific Ocean. For one day, artists will perform works, display installations, facilitate car pool

happenings and make music in public spaces such as sidewalks, traffic islands, parking lots, as well as

inside the audience’s cars as they traverse one of LA’s most iconic boulevards. The audience self-curates,

deciding how long they want to spend at each participating artist's spot, or to skip spots or drive at different

speeds between destinations as they journey from one end of Sunset to the other, arriving eventually to a

beach reception at the ocean just before sunset. An official map of the day’s events along with project

descriptions and other downloadable information will be available to the public starting on the event website

(www.laroadconcerts.co.cc).

Los Angeles Road Concerts seeks to investigate the possibilities of LA's lengthy streets as sites for artistic

exploration while celebrating each street itself as a cross-section to observe the city's diversity of

landscapes and people, how the Los Angeles metropolis grew, and the assortment of in-betweens and

negative spaces it left behind as it expanded. How can we generate a new kind of LA experience, utilizing

its car culture to find meaning and attention to a collection of less obvious destinations? Additionally, through

a wide and inclusive open call process, Los Angeles Road Concerts brings together art school graduates, local

residents and other creative people to realize a broad array of kinds of interactions with the sites.

Participating artists find unlikely audiences, people who might have never otherwise encountered their work

but who ultimately take a great interest in it.

September 13, 2011: New York, NY, Gallery Space at NYU Wagner, Reborn

Reborn: 9/11 Gallery Exhibition

Human consciousness is finite. Each of us lives for only a passing moment. Perhaps this ephemerality, obvious in the wake of 9/11,

compels us to search for the meaning of our existence. For this exhibit, “Reborn,” each artist has been asked to exhibit work that is

their memory/reaction. The artists are a community, a diverse group of faculty, graduate and undergraduate artists from the Art and

Art Professions Department of the Steinhardt School. The Wagner Graduate School of Public Service and the Steinhardt School

have gotten to know each other through the vehicle of art. Cutting across traditional lines is what often brings people together.

When: 9/13/2011 5:00pm-6:30pm
Location: The Puck Building, Rice Conference Room / Newman Reception Area
295 Lafayette Street, New York, NY 10012-9604 map

June 19, 2011: Berlin, Germany

Lyeberry #10: a dinner party

53 Bundesallee, Berlin, Germany

On Sunday, June 19th 2011, Lyeberry held a dinner party

in Berlin to celebrate the types of encounters that happen

over sharing a meal.

The three-course menu was inspired by reinterpretations

of Berlin's historical and contemporary environment, as

well as the people who have immigrated to and been driven

away.

Menu:

pomogranate-peach infused slow-roasted wildschwein

Moroccan Vegetable Couscous

June 3, 2011: Paris, France, Galerie Michel Journaic, Revolution of Everyday Life

April 24, 2011 Los Angeles, CA: living room with twelve corners

Joseph Imhauser Living Room with Twelve Corners

Popup Projects invites you to a new project by Joseph Imhauser, Living Room with Twelve Corners. Imhauser will transform and re-appropriate a living room

in echo park. Approaching the domestic space with a delicacy and detail that has been seen in Imhauser’s previous Interiors installations, the completed

work is sure to be balanced between colorful notations referencing both seen and unseen aspects of the architectural elements within the room and the soft

details and objects we associate with domestic life and the security of being at home. Living Room with Twelve Corners will alter the domestic space through

site-specific painting, sculpture and other objects while maintaining the comfort of the spaces original intent; a living room.

Popup Projects is an artist run organization that is interested presenting projects and exhibitions in locations ranging from empty commercial storefronts,

private salons, outdoor spaces, online projects, and guest curating at established galleries without defining an environmental hierarchy. Popup Projects was

created with the intention of showing unrepresented artists, as well as a platform for established artists to experiment with site-specific projects.

March 6, 2011 Brooklyn, NY: Lyeberry #9: Playlist

lyeberry #9: playlist

march 6, 2011 8pm-????

a candle-lit living room

87 graham avenue bk ny 11206

Lyeberry #9: playlist is an evening devoted to audible experiences.The audience is invited to send in

playlists whether they are physically present or not. In a candle-lit living room in bushwick, we will

listen collectively to 10 minute sound compilations. In addition the playlist will be archived on the

lyeberry website, www.lyeberry.com There will be some snacks and drinks provided and you are encouraged

to bring something you feel can add to the experience of the listening party for yourself and the other

listeners.

February 23, 2011 New York, NYU Commons Gallery: 1st Year MFA Group Exhibition

1st Year NYU MFA Exhibition

Wednesday, February 23 - March 5, 2011

Opening: Wednesday 5 – 8 pm

Commons Gallery / Rosenberg Gallery

NYU Barney Building, 1st floor

34 Stuyvesant Street

New York, NY 10003

1st Year MFA Students:

Katherine Bauer

Joseph Imhauser

Agnes Lux

Taro Masushio

Chason Matthams

Brad Troemel

Alice Wang

Gary Webb

Elliott Wright

http://steinhardt.nyu.edu/art/studio/mfa

January 20, 2011 Los Angeles: Collective Show - Los Angeles

There will be Lyeberry bracelets free for the taking on the Elysian Park Museum of Art

cork board at 995-997 Hill Street, Los Angeles 90012. Come exchange something for

a bracelet!

January 8, 2011 Cole Camp, MO: ALCHEMY Joseph Imhauser and Mary Elizabeth Van Dyne

  Joseph Imhauser and Mary Elizabeth Van Dyne
  Opening Saturday, January 8, 2011
  Reception 6-8pm

December 21, 2010 Stuffinablank Exhibitions: Weight of the Words

AGF, SERAFÍN ÁLVAREZ, MIGUEL AYESA, JOSHUA CALEB WEIBLEY HOU CHIEN CHENG, LÚA CODERCH, DREW CRONEN, HANS DIEMEL DAVID F. MUTILOA, ARIANNE FOKS, MIQUEL GARCIA, RUBÉN GRILO PEDRO GUIRAO, HENRY GWIAZDA, TOBY HUDDLESTONE CRISTINA IBAÑEZ-TARTER, JOSEPH IMHAUSER, NÚRIA INÉS, JAUME.TV, KSENIJA JURISIC, SUJIN LEE, MERCEDES MANGRANE CHRISTOPHER MCNULTY, LAURA NOEL, DANIELA ORTIZ KATARINA PETROVIC, STEFAN RIEBEL, RYAN RIVADENEYRA IRENE SALAS, JULIA SCHMID, MARIAJOSE SEAÑEZ, BEN SISTO PASCUAL SISTO, JUAN DIEGO TOBALINA, IGOR TOSHEVSKI TANYA URY, ALEXANDER VISCIO, ERIC YAHNKER, AUGUSTA WOOD

		curated by PEDRO TORRES

		21.12.2010 12.06.2011

December 4, 2010 Los Angeles, CA: Affordable Art Sale at Specific

November 20, 2010 New York, NY: NYU MFA Open Studios

MFA STUDENTS

AGNES LUX
ALICE WANG
ANDY SLEMENDA
BEN SCHUMACHER
BRAD TROEMEL

CARLOS REYES
CHASON MATTHAMS
DAVID J. MERRITT
ELLIOTTWRIGHT
GARY WEBB
JESSICA GISPERT
JO-EY TANG
JOSEPH IMHAUSER
KATHERINE BAUER
KEVIN YANG
LEAFE ZALES
SHADI HAROUNI
SOFI BRAZZEAL

TARO MASUSHIO

Carla Bruni-Sarkozy Foundation Sorbonne Fellows

ANNICK NAOUR
AUDE LEGRANDE
ELEONORE JOSSO
KARIM CHERRABID
PAULINE BASTARD

NYU Steinhardt
Department of Art and Arts Professions
34 Stuyvesant St
New York, NY 10003
P: 212.998.5700
E: mas9@nyu.edu

November 4, 2010, Los Angeles and New York: Lyeberry #8 : Campfire

Campfire links together sites in Los Angeles and New York via skype, allowing visitors in both locations to

share performances, storytelling, readings, sing-a-longs and the pleasure of each other’s company. In Los

Angeles, Campfire will be held at LACE in Hollywood on November 4th from 6-9pm and in New York it will be

held at NYU Steinhardt’s Barney Building (6th floor) in the East Village. Campfire continues the dialogue

between Lyeberry and the Elysian Park Museum of Art, which currently has a show at LACE. Join us in

celebrating the transformation of LACE into the Elysian Park Museum of Art’s Visitor Center by circling the

virtual flames and share with friends and strangers on the other side of the bonfire.

Lyeberry #8 Campfire Thursday, November 4th, 2010

Los Angeles: New York:

Time: 6pm – 9pm Time: 6pm - 9pm

Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions NYU Steinhardt Barney Bldg.

6522 Hollywood Boulevard 34 Stuyvesant St. (6th Fl.)

Los Angeles, CA 90028 New York, NY 10003

New York:

Time: 9pm – 12am

NYU Steinhardt Barney Bldg.

34 Stuyvesant St. (6th Fl)

New York, NY 10003

October 13 - December 19, 2010 Los Angeles, California: Elysian Park Museum of Art exhibition at LACE

LACE is proud to present Elysian Park Museum of Art (EPMoA) running 13 October – 19 December 2010 as a part of its PUBLIC INTEREST initiative.

To learn more, visit the Elysian Park website at www.epmoa.org

October 9, 2010 Los Angeles, California: Evenlyn Serrano's Memory Bank Project on exhibit at CalStateLA Luckman Fine Arts Complex in Psychic Outlaws

October 2, 2010 Pasadena, California: Driven by What's Inside

Driven by What's Inside

October 2, 2010, 7-9pm
Side Street Projects
730 N Fair Oaks Ave., Pasadena CA, 91103
Organized by Elana Mann

Inspired by 10-day-long traffic jams in China, devastating oil spills in the gulf, the “end” of the Iraq war,
and fatal off-road races in the Mojave desert,Driven by What’s Inside is an outdoor performance and cinema
event that reconsiders the role of the automobile in contemporary society.

With performance and video by:
Ecstatic Energy Consultants with Elana Mann
Vera Brunner-Sung
Diana-Sophia Estrada
Alexa Gerrity
Joseph Imhauser
Noah Klersfeld
Julie Lequin
Benjamin Love
Susan Mogul
Carlin Wing

October 1, 2010 New York, New York: The Big Screen Project

Two videos, Gloria Palisades Park and First USPS Airmail... will be shown during the opening screening

July 9, 2010: Check out this article about the Lifesize show at Monte Vista Projects on The Citrus Report

July 4, 2010: Topanga State Park, Malibu, California: Lyeberry #7 TidePoolParty

June 5, 2010 Los Angeles: Elysian Park Museum of Art : Diversions, Akina Cox, Andrew Cox, Joseph Imhauser, Cammie Staros, Ingrid Von Sydow

May 29, 2010 Los Angeles: Monte Vista Projects, Lifesize: Akina Cox and Joseph Imhauser

“Lifesize”: Akina Cox and Joseph Imhauser
May 29 – June 26, 2010
Opening: Saturday, May 29 7-10pm

Lifesize brings together the work of Akina Cox and Joseph Imhauser whose practices explore social interactions and shared experience,

paralleling historical events through their own personal relationships and encounters. The works in Lifesize are influenced by their

surroundings, and represent a partnership with their subjects. In this manner, the exhibition aims to investigate the overlooked or

underappreciated associations between people, places, and incidents. Imhauser and Cox push the limits of their authority as artists,

privileging exchange and collaboration over individual sentiment.

Imhauser will show “Frank and Lina Nonaka,” (2009) an installation in three- parts. The first a video interview between Frank and Lina

Nonaka and their oldest son Terry in their Sacramento home. The second is video documenting a lunch between Frank, Lina, their

grandson, and the artist, the last is a composite photograph of all the snapshots and ephemera found in one shoebox in Frank and Linaʼs

closet. This collection of memories, situations, and places, acts as a personalized archive of Frank and Lina, and provides a nuanced

expansion to a more superficially commonplace history. Cox presents three works that can be understood independently as standalone

works or as a constellation of subtle and imagined moments: “Proust,” (2009) a portrait painted from an image found in a childrenʼs

encyclopedia, “John Jay Toffey,” (2009) a painting of Coxʼs great- great grandfather on a background mounted and painted by Coxʼs

grandmother, and “Alisonʼs” (2009), inspired by a dream, in which Cox was at a friendʼs art exhibit.

Akina Cox lives in Los Angeles and graduated from CalArts in 2006. She is a co- founder of Lyeberry and the Eternal Telethon. Her works

have been exhibited in Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, Berlin, and Seoul. www.akinacox.com

Joseph Imhauser has shown in exhibitions and screenings at: Five Thirty Three, JMOCA, Elysian Park Museum of Art and Norma Desmond

Productions, and Six Months in Los Angeles; Aquaspace, Atlanta; Northwest Film Center, Portland; and .HBC, Berlin. He graduated from

CalArts in 2005 and is co-founder of Lyeberry. www.josephimhauser.com

Monte Vista Projects is located at 5442 Monte Vista St. (at Ave. 55), Los Angeles 90042. It is open from noon – 5pm Saturday and

Sunday and for special events. For more information please see the website www.montevistaprojects.com

February 13, 2010 Los Angeles: Five Thirty Three

PORTRAIT PROJECTS
FEBRUARY 13, 2010 - MARCH 6, 2010

CURATED BY:
TERRY CHATKUPT

ARTISTS:
DAVID FENSTER
JOSEPH IMHAUSER
MELANIE NAKAUE
JEN DELOS REYES

PRESS RELEASE:
A group exhibition consisting of video, photography, sculpture, and installation. The show examines intimate and historical relationships with subjects such as friends, strangers, and animals.

Jan. 31, 2010 Los Angeles: Lyeberry #5 at Tom of Finland Foundation

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Oct. 18, 2009 Los Angeles: Lyeberry #4:Performance Series

Oct. 2, 2009 Atlanta: Le Flash Atlanta:2009 screening: "First USPS Airmail Delivery Sedalia, Missouri May 18,1938"

Sept. 24, 2009 Long Beach, CA: "4321 Atlantic Boulevard" (2009) at the abandoned Expo Furniture Warehouse building