Showing posts with label slideluck potshow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label slideluck potshow. Show all posts

Friday, May 28, 2010

Slideluck Potshow DC IV

Last Friday, May 21, I had the opportunity to attend another Slideluck Potshow, this time in DC. (Read about my first SLPS experience here.) Joshua Cogan's studio in Chinatown was packed with people, food, and drinks from Brooklyn Brewery.

SLPS founder Casey Kelbaugh introduces the show:


Below is a very small sampling of some work that was shown.
See additional work here.

Work by Dwight Eschliman:


Work by Bill Crandall:


Work by Kara Brodgesell:

Some images from my thesis project, Slow & Steady:



Complete list of artists shown last Friday night:

Alejandra Laviada
Emily Locke
Amanada Lucidon
Jacquelyn Martin
Lianne Milton
Carolyn Monastra
Jared Ragland
Seth Rubin
Jo Ann Santangelo
Allison Shelley
Brian Sliwak
Drake Sorey
Phillip Toledano
Greg Vore
Stephen Voss
Jay Westcott

Slideluck Potshow just launched slideluckpotshow.com v2.0, which looks amazing! Now slide shows will be available for online viewing, long after an event is over. There are still a few kinks to be worked out, so most of the slide shows from DC IV are not yet available. But keep checking back! And look out for future SLPS events.

Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Slideluck Potshow Comes to Rochester

Last Friday, Jan. 22, Rochester Contemporary hosted a Slideluck Potshow event. The walls of RoCo's gallery were bare, as the Members Exhibition had just come down.

Begun in 2000, when Casey Kelbaugh "invited some friends to his backyard in Seattle for a potluck dinner and art slideshow," Slideluck Potshow has become an international phenomenon, which brings artists and their surrounding communities together for a night of food and art. Sounds like a great idea to me! Images for the slideshow are collected through a call-for-entry and jury selection process and range from emerging to well-established artists. To learn more about the organization, click
here.

Attendees watch the show:


Elinor Carucci's recent work from the series My children: