MURKETING

To Do in NYC November 30

Gabriel Urist, partial subject of a Consumed back in June, is opening his own space, Gabriel Urist Worlds Fair (204 Elizabeth Street, Basement) in NY. Looks like there’s an opening event Thursday night, Nov. 30. Info via Mr. Urist, and Freshness, where you can find the details.

Something to do … in New Haven .. Nov. 17

“Authentic Happiness,” new works by Sket One, Murketing Q&A subject. Opening reception at Channel 1 in New Haven, Friday night November 17. Show is up through January 28.

Something to do (November 11)

Sources say:

On November 11, fine artist/street artist Steve Powers, a/k/a ESPO, “will places forty pieces of fine art on the sidewalk of West Broadway in SoHo and sell them himself, first come, first served. …By putting his work on the open market on West Broadway, he is stepping all over the lines between high and low and insider and outsider. The vending law in New York states that vendors must be 20 feet from a place of business. Powers will circumvent this by renting out an unoccupied storefront, which will allow him to operate within the law and accomodate a few hundred guests.”

West Broadway and Prince Streets on Saturday, November 11th. Preview work at www.firstandfifteenth.net on Wednesday, November 8th. Sale starts at 11am. “Cash and all major credit cards accepted.”

Something to do (November 8)

Friend of Murketing Josh Neufeld celebrates the release of The Vagabonds #2: Of Two Minds. It collects his collaborations with (among others) Harvey Pekar, David Greenberger, Nick Flynn, Eileen Myles, R. Walker, and The Beatles. The Beatles? Maybe that particular piece wasn’t exactly a collaboration. Anyway, 17 pieces, 32 pp., brown ink on tinted paper. A very nice package, priced to move at $4.

The party is at Sheep Station — “classy, cozy, has a fireplace and is located just minutes away from the Atlantic Avenue train station/metro hub” in Brooklyn. Josh will be there selling and signing this comic, and other volumes of his, such as Katrina Came Calling and A Few Perfect Hours. Sheep Station: 149 4th Avenue (corner of Douglas). Brooklyn, NY. Wed. Nov. 8, 6:30—8 pm.