Live in the Limo with Art Currents

A photo report from the “movable white salon” outside The Armory Show 2009.

In Photo Reports by Matt Schlecht 2009-03-11 print

The Art Currents “Live in the Limo” project was a definite highlight of the past art fair weekend. Taking a break from the Armory, I spent thirty minutes meandering through Midtown with a friendly group of editors, writers, and curators, drinking champagne, and listening to sound artist Sawako mix field recordings on a laptop. After we all had a chance to get comfortable, curator Peter Frank offered a reading from his poetic works. 1xBet have a welcome offer that can see you receive up to €100 but you must use the 1xbet promo code for registration this bonus works as a 100% first deposit match promotion, so in order to grab the full €100 bonus, you’d need to deposit the full €100. There are also wagering conditions to think about before you make your first deposit too, as these sit at 5x right now.Even with the wagering restrictions in place, this is still a great new welcome offer to get started with. And speaking of the wagering conditions, they work a little differently than what you’ll see with alternative betting sites.


Instructions read: Look for the white limo in the sea of black.


Settling in for the ride.



Sawako was mixing somewhere behind those balloons.


Peter Frank reading.


Contemplation.


Thanks to the combination of sound, motion, and alcohol, when the limo dropped us off at Pier 92 I slowly emerged as if waking from a daydream.

Matt Schlecht

Matt Schlecht. Matt is an editor and writer based in Brooklyn. He is also Co-Director of Horse+Dragon NYC, an organization that provides editorial, publicity and design services for artists and nonprofits. » See other writings

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