Paloma Ayala
Diana Babkova
Peer Bode
Pamela S. Booker
Tammy Renee Brackett
Teresa Brazen
Debora Brown
Bleu Cease
Elizabeth-Jane Burnett
Sandra Camomile
Donna Catanzaro
Joyce Chan
Giovanna Chesler
Liz Clark
Antonio Cruz Zavaleta
Margaret DeLima
Jax Deluca
Olive Demetrius
Monica Duncan
Angela Duron
Erica Eaton
Mary Edwards
Beatriz Flores Gutiérrez
Steve Frost
Lindsey Glover
Christine Goncharuk
David Gracon
Stephanie Gray
Barbara Hammer
Erica Harney
Pamela Susan Hawkins
Susan Heggestad
Melanie Heinrich
Virva Hepolampi
Rachael Hetzel
Kathy High
Keisha Hill
Sherry Miller Hocking
Deborah Jack
Jennifer Johnson
Goldie Jones
Judge K.
Liisa Karvonen
Zohar Kfir
Meg Knowles
Caroline Gabriele Koebel
Felice Koenig
Siew-wai Kok
Mel Kozakiewicz
Sveta Kuklenko
Annie Langan
Michael Lent
Adriane Little
Edna Madera
Annukka Majamäki
Liz Mariani
Tracey McGuirl
Tara Merenda
Joy Messinger
Carin Mincemoyer
Victoria Moore
Renelle Musielak
Tomas Näslund
Jessica Nathanson
Kristofer Neely
Eamonn O'Connor
Joo-Mee Paik
Natasha Pachano
Jared Pappas-Kelley
Joy Patterson
Karmen Polydorou
Joanna Raczynska
Liz Richards
Jenna Rossi
Masha Ryskin
Lindsay Sampson
Devlin Shea
Marlene Seidman
Rachel Siegel
Kelly Spivey
Elizabeth Switzer
Judy Sylwester
Bonaventure Tain
C. Tennant
Christian Tribastone
Minna Väisänen
Maleana Verbeke
Genevieve Waller
Christine Walsh
Kathy Weisensel
Andree Weschler
Aimée K. Wiles
Mary Ann Wincorkowski
Necole Zayatz
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Our Past Activities.
2008 Events
July 18, 2008
Exhibition & Performance
Equal Grounds
750 South Ave
Rochester, NY
2-D, Installation, Video
and Performance by BASICs, Lu Highsmith,
Chan McKenzie, MC Vendetta, Jax DeLuca,
Mel Kozakiewicz and Diane Conway
See photos under the 'photos' tab.
June 2008
Ariantze Sidewalk Café & Jazz Club
176 Middle Street
South Cummingsburg
Georgetown, Guyana.
Tel: +592 226 5363/227 0152/225 4634
Fax: +592 227 0210
www.geocities.com/sasod_guyana
May 16, 2008
Exhibition & Performance
Squeeky Wheel
712 Main Street, Lower
Buffalo, NY 14202
2007 Fall Events
November 15-20, 2007 Crossing Over: Looking from There to Here, Looking from Here to There
The Annexe Galleries
Lot 4.01, 2nd Floor,
Central Market Annexe,
Jalan Hang Kasturi, 50050
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Crossing Over: Looking From There to Here, Looking From Here to There
Artist Talk and Video Screening
Post-Museum, 107+109 Rowell Rd
S208033 Singapore.
The location of the screening is Back Room at Post-Museum.
Also, our new telephone number is +65 6396 3598.
22 Nov (Fri) at 8pm.
2007 Summer Events
Insatiable Streams, I.E.A., 10 years of the Institute for Electronic Arts
Beijing B.S.1 Contemporary Art Center, Beijing, China
June 23 - July 7, 2007
The Beijing BS1 Contemporary Art Center is a not-for-profit art center established in April 2006 in the district of Chao Yang, situated between downtown Beijing and the Beijing airport. With grounds of 12,000 m2, it is the largest contemporary art space in Beijing. The exhibition space is linked to nearby art complexes which house artist studios, accommodation facilities for residency artists, a theater space and a dedicated mutimedia display space. The ambitious scale of the project seeks to further develop and support Chinese contemporary ary practices while actively developing international interactions through exhibitions and residency programs.
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International Lesbian & Gay Cultural Network
CULTURAL CONFERENCE, 2nd STAGE IN TORONTO
Wednesday, June 20th, 5-8pm
University of Toronto, Hart House Committee Room
Hart House Circle*
Official Pride Event
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Evogirls Art Auction
June 2
274 N. Goodman Rochester, 14607
Studio D302
585-271-2410
actucker.com
2006 Fall Events
Evo Fall Exhibition
Equal Grounds
Corner of South Ave. and Caroline St. in Rochester, NY
Sept. 16, 2006
7pm-?
Performance at 8:30
Pamela S. Booker Performance Writer
Dawn Crandell Movement and Words
Mary Edwards Composer
Baba Israel Hip Hop Theater Artist
2006 Summer Events
August 12, 2006
Video Screening
Michigan Womyn's Music Festival
5-6pm
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ARTS ELECTRONIC PRESENTS:
EVOLUTIONARY GIRLS CLUB EXHIBITION
Thursday, July 20, 2006, 8:00pm
Arts Electronic will host a film and video screening of the work of the Evolutionary Girls Club (EVO) at the Clifton Center Theater, 2117 Payne Street. Admission is $5.00.
The screening will feature "Resisting Paradise", an 80-minute film documentary by Barbara Hammer. Video works by Peer Bode, Teresa Brazen, Tammy Brackett, Monica Duncan, Erica Eaton, Pamela Susan Hawkins, Kathy High, Sara Hornbacher, Annie Langan, Rachel Siegel, Carolyn Tennant, Mary Ann Wincorkowski, Matthew Underwood and others.
Friday, July 21, 2006, 7-9:30pm
Arts Electronic will host an evening of Artist Lectures at the Clifton Center Community Room from 7-9:30pm. Erica Eaton (EVO founder and Co-director), Rachel Siegel (EVO member and Arts Electronic Resident Artist) and Carolyn Tennant (EVO member) will present and discuss their work.
The Evolutionary Girls Club is an INCLUSIVE group of artists, scholars and activists with a focus of passing on voice, access and opportunity between its members and to the communities where they live and visit. The group has shown in Ukraine, Germany, Sweden, Finland, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia and the USA. Exhibitions help groups with social activism; bringing art into public spaces as well as traditional gallery settings. The Evolutionary Girls Club is a collection of artists who work together to inform and expand each other and their surroundings.
Erica Eaton is the founder and co-director of the Evolutionary Girls Club. She is a video/installation artist living in upstate New York who received her MFA and PhD degrees from the University at Buffalo and her MSW from Syracuse University. Erica has shown work throughout the United States and internationally.
Rachel J. Siegel is an artist and educator who currently lives, teaches, and makes art in Portland, Oregon. Her current work incorporates photography, digital prints, artist¹s books, video, and installation. Most recently Rachel exhibited a solo installation, Seam-Sew Ordinary, at the University of Washington, Tacoma Campus Gallery. She was born and raised in Los Angeles and received her Bachelor of Arts degree at University of California, Berkeley. In 2002, she completed a Master of Fine Arts at University at Buffalo, State University New York. Her work has been shown with the Evolutionary Girls Club nationally and internationally, including Japan, Germany, Hungary, Sweden, Serbia and Canada.
Carolyn Tennant is an interdisciplinary media artist who currently resides in Buffalo, New York where she volunteers at Squeaky Wheel and is a member of the Media Arts Committee at Hallwalls Contemporary Art Center. She has worked with the Experimental Television Center, collaborating on several projects, including tool demonstrations for the Video History Project. Carolyn is a recent graduate of the University of Buffalo, where she received an MFA in media art production, and where she teaches courses in film and video analysis n the Department of Media Study.
The Evolutionary Girls Club Exhibition is generously supported by an "Art Meets Activism" grant from the Kentucky Foundation For Women.
For more information about Arts Electronic, visit www.artselectronic.com
For more information about the Evolutionary Girls Club, visit www.evolutionarygirls.com
Media Contact:
Monica Duncan / Annie Langan
Arts Electronic
502.456.0738
artselectronic@aol.com
www.artselectronic.com
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2006 Spring Events
Feb. 17: Opening at Arte Brutale, Buffalo, NY
2005-2006 Winter Events
Dec. 17: Art Auction, Studio 354 (in the Hungerford building) 1115 East Main St., Rochester
Jan. 6:
Opening at VSW Gallery:
Memory Making Meaning
31 Prince St.
Rochester, NY
Phone: 442-8676
2005 Spring Events
evolutionary girls club show at a/v in Rochester, NY, from Fall 2004 Events
Evolutionary Girls Club silent art auction at a/v in Rochester, NY, December 22..original works from group members from all over the world
Evolutionary Girls Club show at Arte Brutale, 2329 Main Street, Buffalo.
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An exhibition of the Evolutionary Girls Club, featuring Deivan with his works of David and materials previously exhibited at COWN Festival in Belgrade, October 2003, was held at the Sabac's Teachers' College. This was the first time that activist and queer-oriented artworks were displayed in the local art scene.
Note: Sabac is a town 80km away from Belgrade, pop. 120,000.
Summer 2004 Events
Evolutionary Girls Club showed at Moonbow festival in Stockholm, Sweden from July 25 to August 1. Exhibition opened on Sunday evening July 25 at the Galleri Aguéli, Blecktornsgränd 9 (tube station: Mariatorget) Stockholm
Video art of Evolutionary Girl's Club screened on Saturday, July 31. (Venue TBA)
Spring 2004 Events
Art Is Activism...a benefit for Steve Kurtz and Critical Art Ensemble held at Soundlab in Buffalo, NY. on June 14, 2004
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Poland (Warsaw), ILGN festival and conference, LeMadame April 15. 2004. Krakow pride, May 1-8 2004.
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(self)determination a screening/lectue of video/audio works by members of the Evolutionary Girls Club. Pauline Oliveros Foundation, The Gallery at Deep Listening Center, Kingston, NY. on March 20, 2004.
http://www.deeplistening.org
Winter 2003-2004 Events
Evolutionary Girls Club: Borderlands exhibition took place February 6th to March 20th, 2004 with Opening February 6th, at the Carnegie Art Center, North Tonowanda, NY.
http://www.carnegieartcenter.org/
In conjuction with the exhibition BARBARA HAMMER screened "Resisting Paradise" February 7th at HALLWALLS, Buffalo, NY.J
http://www.hallwalls.org
The screening was CO-SPONSORED by HALLWALLS, CEPA AND CARNEGIE.
evolutionary girls club at the Atomic Eggplant, Exhibition ran Dec. 22, 2003 to Jan. 4, 2004. A Night of Performance and Media to place on December 22. 2003. The Atomic Eggplant, Rochester, NY
Fall 2003 Events
Invited by Gayten-LGBT to exhibit at "COWN2" Cultural Center REX in Belgrade, Serbia. October 16th-19th.
http://www.gay-serbia.com/gayten_lgbt/index_eng.jsp
Media Shower Show, Denton, TX
Organized by Beatriz Flores and Bernie Roddy.
The Evolutionary Girls Club exhibited works at the Cora Stafford Gallery, Denton, TX, September 22 to Sept 26.
Finale on Sept 27th at "The Brickhous Cafe", Denton, TX.
Summer 2003 Events
Kanazawa City, Japan August 18th, 2003. Organized by David Gracon.
Matsumoto, Japan August 16th, 2003.
Evolutionary Girls Club visual art show, featuring live music by P-Heavy (of Matsumoto) and The Happening (of Tokyo)
At Agetsuchi fureai hall, Matsumoto, Japan. Organized by Keisha Hill.
Budapest, Hungary July 1-10, 2003.
Exhibition in conjunction with Budapest Pride cultural events. Rainbow Mission Foundation, Hungary organizer of the 8th Gay and Lesbian Cultural and Film Festival
in Budapest, Hungary.
www.szivarvany-misszio.hu
Zagreb, Croatia June 27, 2003.
Zagreb pride
Winter 2002-2003 Events
JANUARY, 2003 INIT.TWO, Visual Studies Workshop, Rochester, NY. Video screening organized by Monica Duncun and loop curated by Rachel Siegel.
Summer 2002 Events
JULY, 2002 EUROPRIDE, Europride, Intercultural Week, Exhibition at SHULZ, Köln, Germany.
JULY/AUGUST 2002, Moonbow Festival, Stockholm, Sweden.
AUGUST 2002, Nights and Days of Tribades,Organized jointly with Rivinvali ry (Between-the-Lines Association) and The Student Union of the University of Helsinki (HYY). Helsinki, Finland.
Spring 2002 Events
APRIL, 2002. Squeaky Wheel, Buffalo, NY USA.
Winter 2001 Events
Premiere ExhibitionOrganized by IGLN and TUPILAK
Kyiv, Ukraine