SAT 9.18 6PM–2AM @ 3rd Ward 195 Morgan Ave, Bushwick, Brooklyn The Last Supper Salon • www.lambastic.com Saturday, September 18, 6pm–2am $15 or $10 w/ 3 or more canned food donations Contact: Coralina Meyer, 305.742.7054 lambastic@gmail.com
An edible ghetto. A vertical carpet of verdure – just before they became chic. The chance to put your face on Brooklyn’s own currency. The Last Supper, a festival that falls each year on the seasonal shift between summer and winter, is a veritable “science fair” of creative concepts in the fields of food, art, music, film and design; New York City is the lab. What started out six years ago as an intimate salon in Brooklyn artist/architect ART. FILM. MUSIC. FOOD ART. NEW MEDIA. PERFORMANCE. URBAN FARMERS. ARCHITECTS. WORDS.
SELF-MADE IDENTITY PROTYPE
Art: Jenny Marketou Sara Worden Sherri O’Conner Jake Messing Caleb Charland Jamie Knowles George Pfau Mathilde Roussel-Giraud Alan Lupiani Adam Harvey Sarah Sharp Maria Berrio Food Art: Shelly Sabel Clare Crespo Atom Cianfarani Design Glut Liz Kinnmark and Kegan Fisher Matt Brown Nicole Stowe Emma Alonze Glenda Reed Galina Arbeli and Luka Or Sesthasak Boonchai Hello. We Are ______. Brendan Ravenhill, Emily Rothschild, Tom Weis, Huy Vu, Julianne Gauron Cathy Erway Christoph Brach and Daniera ter Haar Emilie Baltz Sarah Lohman Brent Owens Wu-Ming Jan Habraken and Alissia Melka-Teichroew Music: Bands Dorie Colangelo Big Spider’s Back Dustin Wong The Naked Heroes Bodega Girls Hearts of Darknesses Blanks DJs Matthew Radune Tropical Jeremy Isaac Asimov Seekten The Tomcats Clickbeatle Rob the Rich Film: Zachary Timm, Matt Rivera Mike Healey Myriam Thyes Jonathan Skurnik Stefano Giannotti Toni Greaves, Jeff Davis Steve Rowland Gregory Warner Bob Sacha Sergio Oksman Sije Kingma Adéla Kroupová Danielle Ash Josh Aiello Guest Chefs, Performance: Matthew David Lundquist Chloe Bass Becca Lofchie Mark Andrew Gravel Jen & Paul Outlaw Farms: Greenmarket Farms Adopt-A-Farmbox Slippery Slope New Media-Blue Box Gallery: Sophie Kahn Zach Gage Gabriel Barcia Colombo Liubo Borissov David Abir
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Coralina Meyer’s Williamsburg backyard has exploded into a 50-artist, multi-disciplinary festival that last year drew in 800 revelers. This year’s theme is “Self-Made,” an exploration of the creative individual as a self-made person and provocateur of social change- a nod to the resourcefulness borne out of the economic depression infused by the rapid-fire democratic advancements of our digital age. Proceeds benefit the Food Bank for NYC. Sponsors include the Film Forum, Brooklyn Brewery and the financial firm Majestic Research. Curatorial Theme: Self-Made In contrast to the gender-specific robber baron of the industrial age, the contemporary version of the ‘self-made man’ is an creator of any gender, any creative background, cross-cultural and multi-national, tapped into the boundless collective wisdom created by open-source idea sharing. Contemporary society is conforming its identity to meet the current needs of a new economy in a new socio-political environment. Through its multi-disciplinary exhibition of the art, food art, film, music performance and architectural models that have been created in studios across the city over the past year, The Last Supper will critique the ways in which we produce the goods and services that define our generation; the ways in which we consume; and the ways in which contemporary society has given rise to self-made identity prototypes. Confirmed Participants The Last Supper will showcase the work of over 50 artists, culinarians, filmmakers, musicians, new media artists, writers, performers, farmers and architects. For more information on this year’s participants, our history and past festivals, please visit our website, www.lambastic.com or email Lambastic@gmail.com