Heaven Gallery

JASON AJEMIAN & THE HIGH LIFE

Jason Ajemian - bass, vocals
Jacob Wick - trumpet
Peter Hanson - saxophone
Owen Stewart-Robertson - guitar
Marc Riordan - drums

http://www.jasonajemian.com/highlife/index.html

10pm, donation suggested

PROTEST HEAVEN jazz and improvised music series

KIMMEL/MORE

Jeff Kimmel - bass clarinet
David More - saw

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HOFFMAN/ZARZUTZKI
Record Release

Nick Hoffman - trumpet, objects, electronics
Aaron Zarzutzki - no-output turntable

10pm, donation suggested

Friday, October 8 - Saturday, October 30, 2010
Opening Reception: Friday, October 8th, 5-9 PM

www.dougfogelson.com
www.heavengallery.com

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In the fourth and final exhibition of Doug Fogelson's "Seasonal Project 2010," Neon
Wilderness Redux represents autumn. How does one encapsulate this season? It is
perhaps the most challenging and captivating season of the year as we close the curtain on summer and quickly slide toward winter. Sustenance becomes a key concern after the bounty of multiple harvests begins to wane, fall light shifts into equilibrium on the equinox and then diminishes until the solstice in late December, colder air and colorful leaves add to the sensorium and produce forceful emotions.

Autumn is a time for office workers to be productive. Summer vacation is
over and the holidays are right around the bend. It is a time for intellectual pursuits
and withdrawing indoors. As such Fogelson installs two immersive rooms of art for
consideration. In the front gallery viewers encounter flashing amber LED lights and
glowing neon lights. Mounted neon words (in autumnal colors) contrast painted words on the walls and everything is bathed in the animated amber flashing of the LED alert. In the rear gallery viewers investigate pickling jars with fruit and vegetable samples illuminated from below, listen to a swirling piano elegy, and bask in the glow of candlelight reflected in dull copper.

Playing with the title of Nelsen Algren's book The Neon Wilderness, Fogelson employs or re-presents signifiers from the past and juxtaposes them with our contemporary times. His stated goals here are to "instigate a primary emotional impact that can then be pondered at length" and "highlight the inability to preserve anything while expanding a consciousness of time."

Shop men's and womens fashion and accessories from 10 Local vendors at Vintage Heaven Fall Big Sale.

1. Jen style
2. Karyn from Dethrose Vintage
3. Lisa from Archives
4. Sara from Love story
5. Frances from Venus meets Vintage
6. Ola/ Ania/ Ala Vintage
7. Melissa from Vintage Freak
8. Sarah from Slubird Vintage
9. Kiki's closet
10. Alma and Esa for Vintage Heaven

PROTEST HEAVEN jazz and improvised music series

BERMAN/JACKSON

Josh Berman - cornet
Keefe Jackson - reeds

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PRINCESS PRINCESS

Jaimie Branch - trumpet
Toby Summerfield - bass
Frank Rosaly - drums

10pm, donation suggested

Join Heaven gallery for Vintage Heaven Big Fall Sale. Find vintage fashion and accessories for men and women at great prices.

1. Jen style
2. Karyn from Dethrose Vintage
3. Lisa from Archives
4. Sara from Love story
5. Frances from Venus meets Vintage
6. Ola/ Ania/ Ala Vintage
7. Melissa from Vintage Freak
8. Sarah from Slubird Vintage
9. Kiki's closet
10. Alma and Esa for Vintage Heaven
11. Terri vintage

PROTEST HEAVEN jazz and improvised music series

REMPIS/LABYCZ

Dave Rempis - saxophones
Brian Labycz - electronics

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SOLIDAY/ROSALY

Jason Soliday - electronics
Frank Rosaly - drums

10pm, donation suggested

Creator of Renovar and Heaven Gallery's mother Alma Wieser, pays homage to the great Japanese Designers of the late 20th century.
Irregular, the movement of antifashion manifested through Issey Miyake, Yohji Yamamoto and Rei Kawakubo for Comme Des Garcons. The fashion show highlights the revolutionary work that spans their career's from the last 60's to the present.

Doors open at 8pm
Show begins at 9pm

Refreshments provided
$10 suggested donation

Tiny Mahler Orchestra presents Strings and Electronics

PROTEST HEAVEN jazz and improvised music series

DAWN OF MIDI (NYC)

Amino Belyamani – piano
Aakaash Israni – bass
Qasim Naqvi – percussion

http://www.dawnofmidi.com/

10pm, donation suggested