September | 2008 | Allied Productions, Inc.

Exquisite Witness and Océan 10/11/08

Le Petit Versailles presents Exquisite Witness and Océan In Between Stories of yes, no, maybe or not? Saturday October 11, 2008 @ 8pm Le Petit Versailles Garden 346 East Houston St (btwn Avenues B & C) F/V - Second Avenue…

MUSIC FOr (F)ALL SEASONS

Le Petit Versailles presents MUSIC FOr (F)ALL SEASONS September 27 Saturday 3 - 11pm ( RAIN OR SHINE.) 6:30pm Radio Wonderland - Joshua Fried 3pm & 8pm - The New York Oratorio - Richard Kostelanetz Richard Kostelanetz in person at…

Isle of Klezbos! Klezmer for Kweens!

Isle of Klezbos sextet plays one final outdoor show this summer: Tuesday, September 16 7:30pm - rain or shine! Le Petit Versailles Garden 346 East Houston St (btwn Avenues B & C) East Village, NYC http://lpvtv.blogspot.com Admission is FREE but…

TOM CHOMONT- VIDEO WIZARD

Le Petit Versailles presents TOM CHOMONT - New Works from the Video Wizard. A Birthday Celebration! September 13 Saturday @ 3pm. Fluctuations by Samay Jain – 2005, 7 min. Oblivion – 1969, 4 min. Jabbok (tinted version) - 1967, 3…

SALOME – A Veiled Threat.

Le Petit Versailles presents Salome! A Veiled Threat An evening of dance, theatre, music, and film. September 5th FRIDAY @ 8PM Performances by Ryan Lawrence and Bizzy Directed by Jeremy Gender Lighting by Peter Cramer Costumes by Luc Goodhart and…

	September 2016
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				1	2 KARL COONEY PERFORMANCE KARL COONEY PERFORMANCE September 2, 2016 @ 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm Le Petit Versailles Garden, E Houston St, New York, NY 10009, USA The performance will begin at 8:00 PM and end by 8:30 PM. I let go of control through performance. In the process of letting go, I confront body dysmorphia and shame, perfectionism, (trans)misogyny, a fear of intimacy, personal boundaries, appropriation, and the industrial complexes that govern our lives with our coerced consent. Despite my efforts, there is no true letting go, so I channel my impulses to control into performing tasks, programming instruments, creating sound, and projecting video. I confront the failure of the systems I have carefully arranged as they are subjected to the chaos of life and performance and grow from the experience. Karl Cooney is an artist, grant writer, arts administrator, and tour manager based in Brooklyn, New York. When not supporting other artists in their work, they create and perform with unique Max/MSP/Jitter instruments, create video, and struggle against their complicity in the industrial complexes that govern our lives. See more details •	3
4	5	6	7	8	9	10 HI TIGER HI TIGER September 10, 2016 @ 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm Hi Tiger, the music based performance group from Portland, Maine lands at Le Petit Versailles for a three hour art punk experience. The event begins at 7 with performance at 8. Hi Tiger is a group of artists, music producers and instrumentalists. Performances are conceived and directed by Visual AIDS Artist+ Member Derek Jackson (lyrics/vocals) and include LED sculpture by PSBL, fierceness by Nicole Antoinette & Amandaconda, and lighting by Ray Littlefield. Hi Tiger performs live vocals and choreography with musical accompaniment produced by a growing roster of beat makers and musicians including Chris DiRocco, James Paul Cooper, Jacob Pitcher, Remy Brecht, 32 French, Sam Lee and Jack Reynolds. Hi Tiger’s current work is inspired by science fiction, 90’s advertising, queer culture, brown skin, blonde tips and current production trends in popular music. They incorporate contemporary performance techniques and stage design to create a context for sharing synaesthetic responses to music. Since 2009, Hi Tiger has been featured in performances at Brooklyn Academy of Music, Spectrum NYC, Portland Pride (Maine), Port City Music Hall (Portland), Geno’s Rock Club, Empire Dine & Dance, and Zero Station. In 2013, and again in 2014, Hi Tiger worked with Visual AIDS Archive Project and Artist+ Registry in support of their mission to teach about AIDS art activism and the lasting importance of HIV-positive visual artists. See more details •
11	12	13	14	15	16	17 Summer Nights on Jupiter: New Rituals for New Worlds Summer Nights on Jupiter: New Rituals for New Worlds September 17, 2016 @ 7:30 pm - September 18, 2016 12:00 am Le Petit Versailles Garden, E Houston St, New York, NY 10009, USA Dearest devotees and minions, Your beloved Sister Poly is moving later this fall to set up a new space-colony further north, closer to her family in Rhode Island. And even though she's not quite leaving New York behind, inasmuchas she plans to be in town on a month to month basis if possible, she is taking her mission in new directions and setting up a base of operations in leafier (and more classically New England, slower-paced, less stressful) pastures. To prepare for her liftoff, we're hosting a public event at Le Petit Versailles in mid-September on Saturday evening the 17th, closing out our annual Summer Nights on Jupiter series of readings, spoken word, and performances. The theme, somewhat obvious, is "New Rituals for New Worlds." As we approach the fall equinox, and as the dear Sister prepares to go colonize the northeast, we'll kiss the summer of 2016, and one another, goodbye with classic garden party panach. Our farewell ritual format will include performances to stimulate your souls, snacks and drinks to nourish your bodies, and music you can dance to (to put it all to full use). Garden opens at 7:30 pm Shows on stage at 8 and 9 by: Sunbeam Carlo Maria Quito Ziegler Yubina Jasmine Swats Aeliana Nicole Anderson And more TBD Dancing at 10 until liftoff after midnight! Free. BYOB. All are welcome. Please join us. See more details •
18 Summer Nights on Jupiter: New Rituals for New Worlds Summer Nights on Jupiter: New Rituals for New Worlds September 17, 2016 @ 7:30 pm - September 18, 2016 12:00 am Le Petit Versailles Garden, E Houston St, New York, NY 10009, USA Dearest devotees and minions, Your beloved Sister Poly is moving later this fall to set up a new space-colony further north, closer to her family in Rhode Island. And even though she's not quite leaving New York behind, inasmuchas she plans to be in town on a month to month basis if possible, she is taking her mission in new directions and setting up a base of operations in leafier (and more classically New England, slower-paced, less stressful) pastures. To prepare for her liftoff, we're hosting a public event at Le Petit Versailles in mid-September on Saturday evening the 17th, closing out our annual Summer Nights on Jupiter series of readings, spoken word, and performances. The theme, somewhat obvious, is "New Rituals for New Worlds." As we approach the fall equinox, and as the dear Sister prepares to go colonize the northeast, we'll kiss the summer of 2016, and one another, goodbye with classic garden party panach. Our farewell ritual format will include performances to stimulate your souls, snacks and drinks to nourish your bodies, and music you can dance to (to put it all to full use). Garden opens at 7:30 pm Shows on stage at 8 and 9 by: Sunbeam Carlo Maria Quito Ziegler Yubina Jasmine Swats Aeliana Nicole Anderson And more TBD Dancing at 10 until liftoff after midnight! Free. BYOB. All are welcome. Please join us. See more details •	19	20	21	22	23	24
25 Jeux d'Eau Jeux d'Eau September 25, 2016 @ 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm “Jeux d’Eau” is an installation consisting of garden hoses and water sprinklers commonly found in suburban yards and implanted as new infrastructure for Le Petit Versailles, a community garden situated in the dense urban make-up of New York’s Lower East Side. The French title “Jeux d’Eau” is translated as water jets or can be literally translated to mean water games. The water jets of the installation form a variety of aesthetic patterns controlled by a central set of valves made accessible for one to play or control the varying constellations of water. This art work-cum-infrastructure makes visible extending above ground what is usually hidden under city streets: a system overseeing transportation, direction of movement, and administering of quantities. The various sprinklers and other attachments commonly used for watering lawns and plants also mimic public fountain displays. These different setting of the water displays will serve as a background for shooting a video re-make of a 1950’s experimental film featuring the fountains of an aristocratic garden in Italy. www.vargelis.com See more details •	26	27	28	29	30 XFR Collective 2nd Screening XFR Collective 2nd Screening September 30, 2016 @ 8:30 pm - 10:30 pm Le Petit Versailles Garden, E Houston St, New York, NY 10009, USA Stay tuned to our Facebook Group for more information about the screening line-up! XFR Collective developed following XFR STN, an exhibition presented in 2013 by the New Museum of Contemporary Art. Alan Moore proposed “XFR STN” to the museum as a pub preservation experiment especially to preserve the materials of the Monday/Wednesday/Friday Video Club (M/W/F). M/W/F distributed independent film and video by the artists’ group Colab (Collaborate Projects, Inc.) and by other Lower East Side filmmakers from 1986-2000 on VHS at consumer prices. Johanna Burton, Keith Haring Director and Curator of Education and Public Engagement at the New Museum, with Alexis Bhagat and COLAB artists, created a team utilizing the expertise of the museum staff, other New York archivists, and recent graduates of the Moving Image Archiving and Preservation Program (MIAP) at New York University. After the close of XFR STN, an eight-week exhibit, several archivists and technicians and a COLAB artist were inspired by the success of the exhibition and the clear community need and enthusiasm for this work to find ways to continue it. See more details •