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JULY 14 – Interiors in motion (WIND/MIND) SARA SOWELL

July 14th, 2018 @ 8:15 pm Le Petit Versailles Garden NY NY 346 East Houston Street between Avenues B + C subways: F – Second Avenue J/M/F – Delancey Street RAIN OR SHINE Interiors in motion (WIND/MIND), 2018, is a…

I CHING ALCHEMICAL ROOT SCULPTURES & VIDEO by Lili White MAY 10 thru JUNE 10, 2018

MAY 10 thru JUNE 10, 2018 Le Petit Versailles Garden NY NY 346 East Houston Street between Avenues B + C subways: F - Second Avenue J/M/F - Delancey Street Garden open hours are: Thurs- Sun – 2 to 7…

PETER CRAMER & JACK WATERS Restored Resituated Recalcitrant Regurgitated Regenerated Remnants OR Remnants #6

SEPTEMBER 10, 2017 @ 7:30 PM Microscope Gallery 1329 Willoughby Avenue, 2B Brooklyn NY, 11237 ARTIST STATEMENT As soon as you realize you’ve experienced something it becomes a memory. If you think about doing it again, or think about doing something…

rēkənˈteks(t)SH(əw)əˌlīz: Bibiana Medkova, Mercedes Searer & Alison Jones

JULY 9-10, 2017 Sunset - Sunrise LE PETIT VERSAILLES COMMUNITY GARDEN 346 E. Houston St. / 247 E. 2nd St. RAIN OR SHINE rēkənˈteks(t)SH(əw)əˌlīz choreographs the body through the lens of a motion picture camera. The dancer is layered, reframed…

XFR Collective Presents: TEAR IT DOWN!

JULY 14, 2017 @ 8 PM LE PETIT VERSAILLES COMMUNITY GARDEN 346 E. Houston St. / 247 E. 2nd St. RAIN OR SHINE In honor of Bastille Day, XFR Collective presents a night of resistance themed shorts exploring how artists, activists,…

XFR COLLECTIVE SELECTS

SEPTEMBER 30 8:30 PM LE PETIT VERSAILLES COMMUNITY GARDEN 346 E. Houston St. / 247 E. 2nd St. RAIN OR SHINE Stay tuned to our Facebook Group for more information about the screening line-up! XFR Collective developed following XFR STN,…

KARL COONEY PERFORMANCE

SEPTEMBER 2, 2016 7:30 PM LE PETIT VERSAILLES COMMUNITY GARDEN 346 E. Houston St. / 247 E. 2nd St. RAIN OR SHINE The performance will begin at 8:00 PM and end by 8:30 PM. I let go of control through…

FONTANAP(S) by Katherine Liberovskaya w/ Keiko Uenishi

AUGUST 27, 2016 8-10 PM LE PETIT VERSAILLES COMMUNITY GARDEN 346 E. Houston St. / 247 E. 2nd St. RAIN OR SHINE A video-audio lounging evening around a fountain, featuring "Amplifontana", a fountain-sculpture-video-audio installation by Katherine Liberovskaya, live interventions by…

CAUGHT IN THE ACT: The Music of Chris Rael Goes Visual

AUGUST 5, 2016 8:30 PM Le Petit Versailles Garden Event 346 East Houston Street Church of Betty Video Art, Exotic Music Travels & the NYC Premiere of 'Far Away Home' Veteran LES community artist Chris Rael founded indie label Fang…

Surrender Dorothy: The Return of The Witches

LE PETIT VERSAILLES presents Surrender Dorothy: The Return of the Witches An Installation/Performance Project by Philippe Comtesse & Evor June 9 - 21 2012 Opening June 9 Saturday 6-9pm. Dress Code - Black & White. Closing Event June…

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			1 Beltane Beltane May 1, 2019 346 East Houston Street, New York, NY 10009 Noon - Maypole decorations begin! 3 PM - Maypole dancing commences! Our annual May Day Beltane celebration is a lovely gathering for delightful decorating, dancing and drumming. Merrymaking begins at 12 noon to ribbon and paint the maypole. Then the dance commences around 3 PM, calling on the (un)natural world to honor & bless the coming seasons which includes all the exciting new events scheduled for LPV. See more details •	2	3	4 PERFORMANCE SPACE NEW YORK GALA PERFORMANCE SPACE NEW YORK GALA May 4, 2019 @ 7:00 pm - May 5, 2019 12:00 am 150 1st Avenue, New York, NY 10009, USA Cocktails: 7 pm Dinner: 8 pm Dance Party: 10 pm Peter Cramer and Jack Waters are among those to be honored for Performance Space New York’s Spring Gala 2019. Fellow honorees include: Ivy Arce, Kia Labeija, and Tourmaline. Founded as Performance Space 122, in 1980, from an explosion of radical self-expression amidst the intensifying American culture wars, Performance Space New York is the birthplace of contemporary performance as it is known today. Emboldened by the inclusive haven of a tight knit group of artists, performers like Penny Arcade, Ron Athey, Ethyl Eichelberger, Karen Finley, Spalding Gray, Ishmael Houston-Jones, Holly Hughes, John Kelly, John Leguizamo, Tim Miller, and Carmelita Tropicana, among many others, engaged in radical experimentation and created hybrid works that existed somewhere between dance, theater, poetry, ritual, film, technology and music. See more details •
5 PERFORMANCE SPACE NEW YORK GALA PERFORMANCE SPACE NEW YORK GALA May 4, 2019 @ 7:00 pm - May 5, 2019 12:00 am 150 1st Avenue, New York, NY 10009, USA Cocktails: 7 pm Dinner: 8 pm Dance Party: 10 pm Peter Cramer and Jack Waters are among those to be honored for Performance Space New York’s Spring Gala 2019. Fellow honorees include: Ivy Arce, Kia Labeija, and Tourmaline. Founded as Performance Space 122, in 1980, from an explosion of radical self-expression amidst the intensifying American culture wars, Performance Space New York is the birthplace of contemporary performance as it is known today. Emboldened by the inclusive haven of a tight knit group of artists, performers like Penny Arcade, Ron Athey, Ethyl Eichelberger, Karen Finley, Spalding Gray, Ishmael Houston-Jones, Holly Hughes, John Kelly, John Leguizamo, Tim Miller, and Carmelita Tropicana, among many others, engaged in radical experimentation and created hybrid works that existed somewhere between dance, theater, poetry, ritual, film, technology and music. See more details •	6	7	8	9	10	11 DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE May 11, 2019 - May 26, 2019 346 E Houston St, New York, NY 10009, USA Postcard Workshop - 2-6 PM Performances - 4 PM The Current President has made us feel . . . and react. You are invited to drop by the garden for a DeaRcards Postcard Action Emergency Response with Connie Perry. Please pull up a chair, get a pen or marker and color and comment upon a postcard to be sent to the White House. You can address the Current President, the NEXT President, and other figures who have been instrumental in your recent feelings. While we vent onto our respective cards, a group of performances (lineup TBD) will help us with some much needed comic relief. BIO Massachusetts born Connie Perry attended Massachusetts College of Art and had many creative experiences in the metro Boston area before becoming a New York resident. She is artistic, creative and socially aware, balancing professional work such as: publicist, a comic writer with other theatrical experiences. Her postcard project sprung from a lifetime of creating personalized postcards and a strong interest in connecting with others through art. See more details •
12 DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE May 11, 2019 - May 26, 2019 346 E Houston St, New York, NY 10009, USA Postcard Workshop - 2-6 PM Performances - 4 PM The Current President has made us feel . . . and react. You are invited to drop by the garden for a DeaRcards Postcard Action Emergency Response with Connie Perry. Please pull up a chair, get a pen or marker and color and comment upon a postcard to be sent to the White House. You can address the Current President, the NEXT President, and other figures who have been instrumental in your recent feelings. While we vent onto our respective cards, a group of performances (lineup TBD) will help us with some much needed comic relief. BIO Massachusetts born Connie Perry attended Massachusetts College of Art and had many creative experiences in the metro Boston area before becoming a New York resident. She is artistic, creative and socially aware, balancing professional work such as: publicist, a comic writer with other theatrical experiences. Her postcard project sprung from a lifetime of creating personalized postcards and a strong interest in connecting with others through art. See more details •	13 DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE May 11, 2019 - May 26, 2019 346 E Houston St, New York, NY 10009, USA Postcard Workshop - 2-6 PM Performances - 4 PM The Current President has made us feel . . . and react. You are invited to drop by the garden for a DeaRcards Postcard Action Emergency Response with Connie Perry. Please pull up a chair, get a pen or marker and color and comment upon a postcard to be sent to the White House. You can address the Current President, the NEXT President, and other figures who have been instrumental in your recent feelings. While we vent onto our respective cards, a group of performances (lineup TBD) will help us with some much needed comic relief. BIO Massachusetts born Connie Perry attended Massachusetts College of Art and had many creative experiences in the metro Boston area before becoming a New York resident. She is artistic, creative and socially aware, balancing professional work such as: publicist, a comic writer with other theatrical experiences. Her postcard project sprung from a lifetime of creating personalized postcards and a strong interest in connecting with others through art. See more details GODS AND GODDESSES OF THE MODERN WORLD mural exhibition by students from NYU’s Gallatin School GODS AND GODDESSES OF THE MODERN WORLD mural exhibition by students from NYU’s Gallatin School May 13, 2019 @ 1:00 pm - May 20, 2019 4:00 pm Le Petit Versailles Garden, 346 East Houston Street, 247 E 2nd St, New York, NY 10009, USA Opening Reception - May 13, 2-4 PM On May 13, 2019 students of Gallatin School for Individualized Studies at NYU, will be exhibiting a mural at Le Petit Versailles garden located at 247 East 2nd St. from 2 to 5 p.m.. Sodas and chips will be provided. The mural is the result of a semester long course taught by Professor Jaime Arredondo entitled, “The Mexican Muralists, their Indigenous Influences, and the American artists they Influenced”. Throughout the course that took place in the Spring of 2019, students learned about the three major muralists of Mexico, otherwise known as “Los Tres Grandes”: Diego Rivera, Jose Clemente Orozco, and David Alfaro Siqueiros. Through analysis of their murals students were able to find visual references to specific gods/goddesses, as well as Native American rituals and practices that the muralists intentionally depicted. As a result, the students chose the theme of gods and goddesses for the mural. The mural is painted with acrylics on a 6’ x 20’ piece of muslin, the same material used for Broadway shows, and will be hung for approximately 1 week. The title of the work is, “Gods and Goddesses of the Modern World”. We hope you like it. See more details Living Authentically Post Stonewall: The WRRQ Collective on the Changing Trans Cultural Movement Living Authentically Post Stonewall: The WRRQ Collective on the Changing Trans Cultural Movement May 13, 2019 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm New York Public Library -Hudson Park Branch, 66 Leroy St, New York, NY 10014, USA Join us for a conversation with Elizabeth Marie Rivera and Kristen Lovell from the WRRQ Collective, as they tell stories about the old days, the stroll, Sylvia Rivera's legacy, historical erasure of trans women of color, trans tipping points, movement leadership, and how we got to where we are now. Moderated by WRRQ co-founder Quito Ziegler. For nearly a decade, Kristen Parker Lovell has worked vigorously to carry on Sylvia Rivera's legacy to support transient young people. A survivor of the streets who was mentored by Sylvia herself, for over eight years Kristen has been a symbol of strength, and resilience in her work at Sylvia's Place/MCCNY Charities Inc., NYC's only emergency queer youth shelter. Kristen also works as a performer in front of the camera A fierce advocate for trans women, Kristen founded an empowerment group, Trans in Action, which has produced two documentaries about trans representation in the media. Kristen has a passion for history and ensures that the young people of today know it as well. Kristenl is also an actress and producer, known for various levels of involvement with The Garden Left Behind(2019), Saving You, Saving Me(2019), Random Acts of Flyness(2018) and Pose(2018). Elizabeth Marie Rivera is a proud Puerto Rican trans woman born in Brooklyn and raised in Southern California. Elizabeth returned to NYC as a young adult and has been an advocate and activist, working primarily for the rights of sex workers and the trans community, for 20 plus years. Elizabeth is a member of the House of Ninja ballroom community and was featured, along with her sister, Stefanie Rivera, in two episodes of PBS’ In the Life. She has worked for the Audre Lorde Project’s TransJustice group, Cambridge Cares About AIDS/AIDS Action Committee TransCEND program, Make the Road NY Queens, and Harlem United. Elizabeth is currently the data entry manager for the Latino Commission on AIDS’s Oasis Latino LGBTS Wellness Center, advocating for the Latinx community. WRRQ is a multi-racial, intergenerational, cross-class, all-gender collective of artists and activists that have been collaborating since 2013, though some relationships date much farther back. An intersectional mix of queer and transgender sex workers, formerly homeless, people with disabilities, HIV+, indigenous, immigrants, first gen, survivors and accomplices, WRRQ makes art and food for visual resistance and community healing. See more details • • •	14 DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE May 11, 2019 - May 26, 2019 346 E Houston St, New York, NY 10009, USA Postcard Workshop - 2-6 PM Performances - 4 PM The Current President has made us feel . . . and react. You are invited to drop by the garden for a DeaRcards Postcard Action Emergency Response with Connie Perry. Please pull up a chair, get a pen or marker and color and comment upon a postcard to be sent to the White House. You can address the Current President, the NEXT President, and other figures who have been instrumental in your recent feelings. While we vent onto our respective cards, a group of performances (lineup TBD) will help us with some much needed comic relief. BIO Massachusetts born Connie Perry attended Massachusetts College of Art and had many creative experiences in the metro Boston area before becoming a New York resident. She is artistic, creative and socially aware, balancing professional work such as: publicist, a comic writer with other theatrical experiences. Her postcard project sprung from a lifetime of creating personalized postcards and a strong interest in connecting with others through art. See more details GODS AND GODDESSES OF THE MODERN WORLD mural exhibition by students from NYU’s Gallatin School GODS AND GODDESSES OF THE MODERN WORLD mural exhibition by students from NYU’s Gallatin School May 13, 2019 @ 1:00 pm - May 20, 2019 4:00 pm Le Petit Versailles Garden, 346 East Houston Street, 247 E 2nd St, New York, NY 10009, USA Opening Reception - May 13, 2-4 PM On May 13, 2019 students of Gallatin School for Individualized Studies at NYU, will be exhibiting a mural at Le Petit Versailles garden located at 247 East 2nd St. from 2 to 5 p.m.. Sodas and chips will be provided. The mural is the result of a semester long course taught by Professor Jaime Arredondo entitled, “The Mexican Muralists, their Indigenous Influences, and the American artists they Influenced”. Throughout the course that took place in the Spring of 2019, students learned about the three major muralists of Mexico, otherwise known as “Los Tres Grandes”: Diego Rivera, Jose Clemente Orozco, and David Alfaro Siqueiros. Through analysis of their murals students were able to find visual references to specific gods/goddesses, as well as Native American rituals and practices that the muralists intentionally depicted. As a result, the students chose the theme of gods and goddesses for the mural. The mural is painted with acrylics on a 6’ x 20’ piece of muslin, the same material used for Broadway shows, and will be hung for approximately 1 week. The title of the work is, “Gods and Goddesses of the Modern World”. We hope you like it. See more details • •	15 DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE May 11, 2019 - May 26, 2019 346 E Houston St, New York, NY 10009, USA Postcard Workshop - 2-6 PM Performances - 4 PM The Current President has made us feel . . . and react. You are invited to drop by the garden for a DeaRcards Postcard Action Emergency Response with Connie Perry. Please pull up a chair, get a pen or marker and color and comment upon a postcard to be sent to the White House. You can address the Current President, the NEXT President, and other figures who have been instrumental in your recent feelings. While we vent onto our respective cards, a group of performances (lineup TBD) will help us with some much needed comic relief. BIO Massachusetts born Connie Perry attended Massachusetts College of Art and had many creative experiences in the metro Boston area before becoming a New York resident. She is artistic, creative and socially aware, balancing professional work such as: publicist, a comic writer with other theatrical experiences. Her postcard project sprung from a lifetime of creating personalized postcards and a strong interest in connecting with others through art. See more details GODS AND GODDESSES OF THE MODERN WORLD mural exhibition by students from NYU’s Gallatin School GODS AND GODDESSES OF THE MODERN WORLD mural exhibition by students from NYU’s Gallatin School May 13, 2019 @ 1:00 pm - May 20, 2019 4:00 pm Le Petit Versailles Garden, 346 East Houston Street, 247 E 2nd St, New York, NY 10009, USA Opening Reception - May 13, 2-4 PM On May 13, 2019 students of Gallatin School for Individualized Studies at NYU, will be exhibiting a mural at Le Petit Versailles garden located at 247 East 2nd St. from 2 to 5 p.m.. Sodas and chips will be provided. The mural is the result of a semester long course taught by Professor Jaime Arredondo entitled, “The Mexican Muralists, their Indigenous Influences, and the American artists they Influenced”. Throughout the course that took place in the Spring of 2019, students learned about the three major muralists of Mexico, otherwise known as “Los Tres Grandes”: Diego Rivera, Jose Clemente Orozco, and David Alfaro Siqueiros. Through analysis of their murals students were able to find visual references to specific gods/goddesses, as well as Native American rituals and practices that the muralists intentionally depicted. As a result, the students chose the theme of gods and goddesses for the mural. The mural is painted with acrylics on a 6’ x 20’ piece of muslin, the same material used for Broadway shows, and will be hung for approximately 1 week. The title of the work is, “Gods and Goddesses of the Modern World”. We hope you like it. See more details • •	16 DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE May 11, 2019 - May 26, 2019 346 E Houston St, New York, NY 10009, USA Postcard Workshop - 2-6 PM Performances - 4 PM The Current President has made us feel . . . and react. You are invited to drop by the garden for a DeaRcards Postcard Action Emergency Response with Connie Perry. Please pull up a chair, get a pen or marker and color and comment upon a postcard to be sent to the White House. You can address the Current President, the NEXT President, and other figures who have been instrumental in your recent feelings. While we vent onto our respective cards, a group of performances (lineup TBD) will help us with some much needed comic relief. BIO Massachusetts born Connie Perry attended Massachusetts College of Art and had many creative experiences in the metro Boston area before becoming a New York resident. She is artistic, creative and socially aware, balancing professional work such as: publicist, a comic writer with other theatrical experiences. Her postcard project sprung from a lifetime of creating personalized postcards and a strong interest in connecting with others through art. See more details GODS AND GODDESSES OF THE MODERN WORLD mural exhibition by students from NYU’s Gallatin School GODS AND GODDESSES OF THE MODERN WORLD mural exhibition by students from NYU’s Gallatin School May 13, 2019 @ 1:00 pm - May 20, 2019 4:00 pm Le Petit Versailles Garden, 346 East Houston Street, 247 E 2nd St, New York, NY 10009, USA Opening Reception - May 13, 2-4 PM On May 13, 2019 students of Gallatin School for Individualized Studies at NYU, will be exhibiting a mural at Le Petit Versailles garden located at 247 East 2nd St. from 2 to 5 p.m.. Sodas and chips will be provided. The mural is the result of a semester long course taught by Professor Jaime Arredondo entitled, “The Mexican Muralists, their Indigenous Influences, and the American artists they Influenced”. Throughout the course that took place in the Spring of 2019, students learned about the three major muralists of Mexico, otherwise known as “Los Tres Grandes”: Diego Rivera, Jose Clemente Orozco, and David Alfaro Siqueiros. Through analysis of their murals students were able to find visual references to specific gods/goddesses, as well as Native American rituals and practices that the muralists intentionally depicted. As a result, the students chose the theme of gods and goddesses for the mural. The mural is painted with acrylics on a 6’ x 20’ piece of muslin, the same material used for Broadway shows, and will be hung for approximately 1 week. The title of the work is, “Gods and Goddesses of the Modern World”. We hope you like it. See more details • •	17 DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE May 11, 2019 - May 26, 2019 346 E Houston St, New York, NY 10009, USA Postcard Workshop - 2-6 PM Performances - 4 PM The Current President has made us feel . . . and react. You are invited to drop by the garden for a DeaRcards Postcard Action Emergency Response with Connie Perry. Please pull up a chair, get a pen or marker and color and comment upon a postcard to be sent to the White House. You can address the Current President, the NEXT President, and other figures who have been instrumental in your recent feelings. While we vent onto our respective cards, a group of performances (lineup TBD) will help us with some much needed comic relief. BIO Massachusetts born Connie Perry attended Massachusetts College of Art and had many creative experiences in the metro Boston area before becoming a New York resident. She is artistic, creative and socially aware, balancing professional work such as: publicist, a comic writer with other theatrical experiences. Her postcard project sprung from a lifetime of creating personalized postcards and a strong interest in connecting with others through art. See more details GODS AND GODDESSES OF THE MODERN WORLD mural exhibition by students from NYU’s Gallatin School GODS AND GODDESSES OF THE MODERN WORLD mural exhibition by students from NYU’s Gallatin School May 13, 2019 @ 1:00 pm - May 20, 2019 4:00 pm Le Petit Versailles Garden, 346 East Houston Street, 247 E 2nd St, New York, NY 10009, USA Opening Reception - May 13, 2-4 PM On May 13, 2019 students of Gallatin School for Individualized Studies at NYU, will be exhibiting a mural at Le Petit Versailles garden located at 247 East 2nd St. from 2 to 5 p.m.. Sodas and chips will be provided. The mural is the result of a semester long course taught by Professor Jaime Arredondo entitled, “The Mexican Muralists, their Indigenous Influences, and the American artists they Influenced”. Throughout the course that took place in the Spring of 2019, students learned about the three major muralists of Mexico, otherwise known as “Los Tres Grandes”: Diego Rivera, Jose Clemente Orozco, and David Alfaro Siqueiros. Through analysis of their murals students were able to find visual references to specific gods/goddesses, as well as Native American rituals and practices that the muralists intentionally depicted. As a result, the students chose the theme of gods and goddesses for the mural. The mural is painted with acrylics on a 6’ x 20’ piece of muslin, the same material used for Broadway shows, and will be hung for approximately 1 week. The title of the work is, “Gods and Goddesses of the Modern World”. We hope you like it. See more details • •	18 DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE May 11, 2019 - May 26, 2019 346 E Houston St, New York, NY 10009, USA Postcard Workshop - 2-6 PM Performances - 4 PM The Current President has made us feel . . . and react. You are invited to drop by the garden for a DeaRcards Postcard Action Emergency Response with Connie Perry. Please pull up a chair, get a pen or marker and color and comment upon a postcard to be sent to the White House. You can address the Current President, the NEXT President, and other figures who have been instrumental in your recent feelings. While we vent onto our respective cards, a group of performances (lineup TBD) will help us with some much needed comic relief. BIO Massachusetts born Connie Perry attended Massachusetts College of Art and had many creative experiences in the metro Boston area before becoming a New York resident. She is artistic, creative and socially aware, balancing professional work such as: publicist, a comic writer with other theatrical experiences. Her postcard project sprung from a lifetime of creating personalized postcards and a strong interest in connecting with others through art. See more details GODS AND GODDESSES OF THE MODERN WORLD mural exhibition by students from NYU’s Gallatin School GODS AND GODDESSES OF THE MODERN WORLD mural exhibition by students from NYU’s Gallatin School May 13, 2019 @ 1:00 pm - May 20, 2019 4:00 pm Le Petit Versailles Garden, 346 East Houston Street, 247 E 2nd St, New York, NY 10009, USA Opening Reception - May 13, 2-4 PM On May 13, 2019 students of Gallatin School for Individualized Studies at NYU, will be exhibiting a mural at Le Petit Versailles garden located at 247 East 2nd St. from 2 to 5 p.m.. Sodas and chips will be provided. The mural is the result of a semester long course taught by Professor Jaime Arredondo entitled, “The Mexican Muralists, their Indigenous Influences, and the American artists they Influenced”. Throughout the course that took place in the Spring of 2019, students learned about the three major muralists of Mexico, otherwise known as “Los Tres Grandes”: Diego Rivera, Jose Clemente Orozco, and David Alfaro Siqueiros. Through analysis of their murals students were able to find visual references to specific gods/goddesses, as well as Native American rituals and practices that the muralists intentionally depicted. As a result, the students chose the theme of gods and goddesses for the mural. The mural is painted with acrylics on a 6’ x 20’ piece of muslin, the same material used for Broadway shows, and will be hung for approximately 1 week. The title of the work is, “Gods and Goddesses of the Modern World”. We hope you like it. See more details • •
19 DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE May 11, 2019 - May 26, 2019 346 E Houston St, New York, NY 10009, USA Postcard Workshop - 2-6 PM Performances - 4 PM The Current President has made us feel . . . and react. You are invited to drop by the garden for a DeaRcards Postcard Action Emergency Response with Connie Perry. Please pull up a chair, get a pen or marker and color and comment upon a postcard to be sent to the White House. You can address the Current President, the NEXT President, and other figures who have been instrumental in your recent feelings. While we vent onto our respective cards, a group of performances (lineup TBD) will help us with some much needed comic relief. BIO Massachusetts born Connie Perry attended Massachusetts College of Art and had many creative experiences in the metro Boston area before becoming a New York resident. She is artistic, creative and socially aware, balancing professional work such as: publicist, a comic writer with other theatrical experiences. Her postcard project sprung from a lifetime of creating personalized postcards and a strong interest in connecting with others through art. See more details GODS AND GODDESSES OF THE MODERN WORLD mural exhibition by students from NYU’s Gallatin School GODS AND GODDESSES OF THE MODERN WORLD mural exhibition by students from NYU’s Gallatin School May 13, 2019 @ 1:00 pm - May 20, 2019 4:00 pm Le Petit Versailles Garden, 346 East Houston Street, 247 E 2nd St, New York, NY 10009, USA Opening Reception - May 13, 2-4 PM On May 13, 2019 students of Gallatin School for Individualized Studies at NYU, will be exhibiting a mural at Le Petit Versailles garden located at 247 East 2nd St. from 2 to 5 p.m.. Sodas and chips will be provided. The mural is the result of a semester long course taught by Professor Jaime Arredondo entitled, “The Mexican Muralists, their Indigenous Influences, and the American artists they Influenced”. Throughout the course that took place in the Spring of 2019, students learned about the three major muralists of Mexico, otherwise known as “Los Tres Grandes”: Diego Rivera, Jose Clemente Orozco, and David Alfaro Siqueiros. Through analysis of their murals students were able to find visual references to specific gods/goddesses, as well as Native American rituals and practices that the muralists intentionally depicted. As a result, the students chose the theme of gods and goddesses for the mural. The mural is painted with acrylics on a 6’ x 20’ piece of muslin, the same material used for Broadway shows, and will be hung for approximately 1 week. The title of the work is, “Gods and Goddesses of the Modern World”. We hope you like it. See more details • •	20 DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE May 11, 2019 - May 26, 2019 346 E Houston St, New York, NY 10009, USA Postcard Workshop - 2-6 PM Performances - 4 PM The Current President has made us feel . . . and react. You are invited to drop by the garden for a DeaRcards Postcard Action Emergency Response with Connie Perry. Please pull up a chair, get a pen or marker and color and comment upon a postcard to be sent to the White House. You can address the Current President, the NEXT President, and other figures who have been instrumental in your recent feelings. While we vent onto our respective cards, a group of performances (lineup TBD) will help us with some much needed comic relief. BIO Massachusetts born Connie Perry attended Massachusetts College of Art and had many creative experiences in the metro Boston area before becoming a New York resident. She is artistic, creative and socially aware, balancing professional work such as: publicist, a comic writer with other theatrical experiences. Her postcard project sprung from a lifetime of creating personalized postcards and a strong interest in connecting with others through art. See more details GODS AND GODDESSES OF THE MODERN WORLD mural exhibition by students from NYU’s Gallatin School GODS AND GODDESSES OF THE MODERN WORLD mural exhibition by students from NYU’s Gallatin School May 13, 2019 @ 1:00 pm - May 20, 2019 4:00 pm Le Petit Versailles Garden, 346 East Houston Street, 247 E 2nd St, New York, NY 10009, USA Opening Reception - May 13, 2-4 PM On May 13, 2019 students of Gallatin School for Individualized Studies at NYU, will be exhibiting a mural at Le Petit Versailles garden located at 247 East 2nd St. from 2 to 5 p.m.. Sodas and chips will be provided. The mural is the result of a semester long course taught by Professor Jaime Arredondo entitled, “The Mexican Muralists, their Indigenous Influences, and the American artists they Influenced”. Throughout the course that took place in the Spring of 2019, students learned about the three major muralists of Mexico, otherwise known as “Los Tres Grandes”: Diego Rivera, Jose Clemente Orozco, and David Alfaro Siqueiros. Through analysis of their murals students were able to find visual references to specific gods/goddesses, as well as Native American rituals and practices that the muralists intentionally depicted. As a result, the students chose the theme of gods and goddesses for the mural. The mural is painted with acrylics on a 6’ x 20’ piece of muslin, the same material used for Broadway shows, and will be hung for approximately 1 week. The title of the work is, “Gods and Goddesses of the Modern World”. We hope you like it. See more details • •	21 DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE May 11, 2019 - May 26, 2019 346 E Houston St, New York, NY 10009, USA Postcard Workshop - 2-6 PM Performances - 4 PM The Current President has made us feel . . . and react. You are invited to drop by the garden for a DeaRcards Postcard Action Emergency Response with Connie Perry. Please pull up a chair, get a pen or marker and color and comment upon a postcard to be sent to the White House. You can address the Current President, the NEXT President, and other figures who have been instrumental in your recent feelings. While we vent onto our respective cards, a group of performances (lineup TBD) will help us with some much needed comic relief. BIO Massachusetts born Connie Perry attended Massachusetts College of Art and had many creative experiences in the metro Boston area before becoming a New York resident. She is artistic, creative and socially aware, balancing professional work such as: publicist, a comic writer with other theatrical experiences. Her postcard project sprung from a lifetime of creating personalized postcards and a strong interest in connecting with others through art. See more details •	22 DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE May 11, 2019 - May 26, 2019 346 E Houston St, New York, NY 10009, USA Postcard Workshop - 2-6 PM Performances - 4 PM The Current President has made us feel . . . and react. You are invited to drop by the garden for a DeaRcards Postcard Action Emergency Response with Connie Perry. Please pull up a chair, get a pen or marker and color and comment upon a postcard to be sent to the White House. You can address the Current President, the NEXT President, and other figures who have been instrumental in your recent feelings. While we vent onto our respective cards, a group of performances (lineup TBD) will help us with some much needed comic relief. BIO Massachusetts born Connie Perry attended Massachusetts College of Art and had many creative experiences in the metro Boston area before becoming a New York resident. She is artistic, creative and socially aware, balancing professional work such as: publicist, a comic writer with other theatrical experiences. Her postcard project sprung from a lifetime of creating personalized postcards and a strong interest in connecting with others through art. See more details •	23 DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE May 11, 2019 - May 26, 2019 346 E Houston St, New York, NY 10009, USA Postcard Workshop - 2-6 PM Performances - 4 PM The Current President has made us feel . . . and react. You are invited to drop by the garden for a DeaRcards Postcard Action Emergency Response with Connie Perry. Please pull up a chair, get a pen or marker and color and comment upon a postcard to be sent to the White House. You can address the Current President, the NEXT President, and other figures who have been instrumental in your recent feelings. While we vent onto our respective cards, a group of performances (lineup TBD) will help us with some much needed comic relief. BIO Massachusetts born Connie Perry attended Massachusetts College of Art and had many creative experiences in the metro Boston area before becoming a New York resident. She is artistic, creative and socially aware, balancing professional work such as: publicist, a comic writer with other theatrical experiences. Her postcard project sprung from a lifetime of creating personalized postcards and a strong interest in connecting with others through art. See more details •	24 DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE May 11, 2019 - May 26, 2019 346 E Houston St, New York, NY 10009, USA Postcard Workshop - 2-6 PM Performances - 4 PM The Current President has made us feel . . . and react. You are invited to drop by the garden for a DeaRcards Postcard Action Emergency Response with Connie Perry. Please pull up a chair, get a pen or marker and color and comment upon a postcard to be sent to the White House. You can address the Current President, the NEXT President, and other figures who have been instrumental in your recent feelings. While we vent onto our respective cards, a group of performances (lineup TBD) will help us with some much needed comic relief. BIO Massachusetts born Connie Perry attended Massachusetts College of Art and had many creative experiences in the metro Boston area before becoming a New York resident. She is artistic, creative and socially aware, balancing professional work such as: publicist, a comic writer with other theatrical experiences. Her postcard project sprung from a lifetime of creating personalized postcards and a strong interest in connecting with others through art. See more details •	25 DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE May 11, 2019 - May 26, 2019 346 E Houston St, New York, NY 10009, USA Postcard Workshop - 2-6 PM Performances - 4 PM The Current President has made us feel . . . and react. You are invited to drop by the garden for a DeaRcards Postcard Action Emergency Response with Connie Perry. Please pull up a chair, get a pen or marker and color and comment upon a postcard to be sent to the White House. You can address the Current President, the NEXT President, and other figures who have been instrumental in your recent feelings. While we vent onto our respective cards, a group of performances (lineup TBD) will help us with some much needed comic relief. BIO Massachusetts born Connie Perry attended Massachusetts College of Art and had many creative experiences in the metro Boston area before becoming a New York resident. She is artistic, creative and socially aware, balancing professional work such as: publicist, a comic writer with other theatrical experiences. Her postcard project sprung from a lifetime of creating personalized postcards and a strong interest in connecting with others through art. See more details •
26 DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE DEARCARDS POSTCARD ACTION - EMERGENCY RESPONSE May 11, 2019 - May 26, 2019 346 E Houston St, New York, NY 10009, USA Postcard Workshop - 2-6 PM Performances - 4 PM The Current President has made us feel . . . and react. You are invited to drop by the garden for a DeaRcards Postcard Action Emergency Response with Connie Perry. Please pull up a chair, get a pen or marker and color and comment upon a postcard to be sent to the White House. You can address the Current President, the NEXT President, and other figures who have been instrumental in your recent feelings. While we vent onto our respective cards, a group of performances (lineup TBD) will help us with some much needed comic relief. BIO Massachusetts born Connie Perry attended Massachusetts College of Art and had many creative experiences in the metro Boston area before becoming a New York resident. She is artistic, creative and socially aware, balancing professional work such as: publicist, a comic writer with other theatrical experiences. Her postcard project sprung from a lifetime of creating personalized postcards and a strong interest in connecting with others through art. See more details •	27	28	29	30	31 Parks and Pools video screening and talk: part 1 Parks and Pools video screening and talk: part 1 May 31, 2019 Amanda Trager \| Erik Moskowitz present "Parks and Pools" program details forthcoming ! See more details •

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Le Petit Versailles events are made possible by Allied Productions, Inc., Gardeners & Friends of LPV, GreenThumb/NYC Dept. of Parks, Materials for the Arts, the NYC Dept. of Cultural Affairs, and the Office of City Councilwoman Rosie Mendez. LPV Exhibitions are made possible with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.