Just Announced!
The 2nd Annual
Siren Music Festival
returns to Coney Island on

Saturday
July 20th, 2002

Scheduled to Appear!!

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THE DONNAS

THE SHINS

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The Village Voice 2nd Annual
Siren Music Festival
at Coney Island
& Art on the Bowery

Saturday July 20th, 2002
Curator, Vallessa Monk, Monk Gallery

Application for Art on the Bowery

  1. All works must follow a theme conducive to the Siren Music Festival.

  2. All art work should not exceed a weight limit of more than 75 lbs. , and be able to set up the morning of Saturday, July 20th, and be removed that same evening.

  3. Transportation of art work to and from Coney Island will be taken care of at no expense to the artists. The curator will assist the artists set up and take down show.

  4. 2 dimensional work must be able to hang off of a conduit structure and in specific areas along art area routes.

To be apart of Art on the Bowery one day event
please submit the following: (deadline 6/4/2002)

  1. 5-10 normal color slides, no glass mounts please.

  2. An artist statement and/or a proposal of the kind of work you want to show.

  3. A resume with address and phone numbers where you can be reached.

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Another event to be a part of:

The Poncho Parade
(deadline 6/30/2002)

The Poncho Parade performance is a turquoise peaceful movement expressing the unity of many people and artist coming together to create a line of color and tranquility . The Ponchos are made of 4ft. x 4ft. turquoise lightweight neoprene that will have Velcro tabs attached on either ends. When ponchos are worn each individual can link up to the next person and become one long train that will promenade through the Siren Parade, down the Boardwalk and into the art designated areas. Once the Poncho Parade reaches that area there will be an aluminum conduit structure that shapes a maze path. The Poncho Parade participants will then disrobe their ponchos and Velcro them to the maze in order to form solid color walls for the public to pass through. This performance and interactive sculpture is symbolic for peace, hope, our future and the ocean.

If you want to be a part of Art on the Bowery or, The Poncho Parade, Send to: Monkgallery.com Monk Gallery 301 Bedford Ave., BKNY.,11211 or call: 718.782.2458

A $15.00 fee for materials costs is asked for Poncho Parade participants, please make payable to Vallessa Monk, Ponchos can be picked up for detailing, June 30th, at Monk Gallery