SUNDAY L.E.S. | The Singer Sucks, But The Band... | curated by Erick Michaud including: David Askevold, Benjamin Dowell, Patricia Esquivias, Victoria Fu, Zerek Kempf, Benjamin Kinsley, Luke Lamborn, Lilly McElroy, John Mata, Erick Michaud, Eduardo Navarro, Alexandre Singh, Michael Smith, Jared Steffensen, Regina Vater, and William Wegman

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

In the project space: The gallery is pleased to present The Singer Sucks, but the Band...Finding the Good in an Otherwise Dismal World curated by Austin-based artist Erick Michaud.

“The Singer Sucks, but the band…finding the good in an otherwise dismal world.” is a video screening that combines videos of different conceptual strategies into a new collective whole. I liken this to the experience of listening to a mixed tape. As with a mixed tape there are peaks and plateaus in the mood that are designed to carry the participant into a controlled sensory experience. The ideological investigations follow no categorization; instead this screening was created to celebrate the form of video as a methodology. - Erick Michaud

Featured artists are: David Askevold, Benjamin Dowell, Patricia Esquivias, Victoria Fu, Zerek Kempf, Benjamin Kinsley, Luke Lamborn, Lilly McElroy, John Mata, Erick Michaud, Eduardo Navarro, Alexandre Singh, Michael Smith, Jared Steffensen, Regina Vater, and William Wegman.

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		*The Singer Sucks, but the Band…* Curated by Erick Michaud July 26 – August 26, 2007 Reception: Thursday, July 26, 6-9 PM


		FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE In the project space: The gallery is pleased to present The Singer Sucks, but the Band...Finding the Good in an Otherwise Dismal World curated by Austin-based artist Erick Michaud. “The Singer Sucks, but the band…finding the good in an otherwise dismal world.” is a video screening that combines videos of different conceptual strategies into a new collective whole. I liken this to the experience of listening to a mixed tape. As with a mixed tape there are peaks and plateaus in the mood that are designed to carry the participant into a controlled sensory experience. The ideological investigations follow no categorization; instead this screening was created to celebrate the form of video as a methodology. - Erick Michaud Featured artists are: David Askevold, Benjamin Dowell, Patricia Esquivias, Victoria Fu, Zerek Kempf, Benjamin Kinsley, Luke Lamborn, Lilly McElroy, John Mata, Erick Michaud, Eduardo Navarro, Alexandre Singh, Michael Smith, Jared Steffensen, Regina Vater, and William Wegman.