2.24.06
3.3.06
3.21.06
SPEED LIMIT
REDHEAD INVITES YOU TO PARTICIPATE IN AN EXPERIMENT: A HISTORY OF WOMEN’S ART.
The experiment begins February 24th.
THOUGH WE ARE NO LONGER ACCEPTING SUBMISSIONS, SPEED LIMIT REMAINS ON VIEW UNTIL MAY 26TH.
What constitutes a history of women’s art? Who can write that history? These are the questions facing Speed Limit. We believe potentially anything and anyone can, but then how would that history be differentiated from anything else? Speed Limit is an experiment attempting to arrive at an open, participatory, physical history of women’s art. This is Wikipedia in 3-D, where your concern is enough to qualify your involvement.
THE GALLERY IS OPEN. THE GALLERY IS EMPTY.
On February 24th, 2006 Speed Limit began. The gallery was empty and ready for contributions. What could be contributed? Works of art, artifacts, texts, etc. that participants believed could contribute to a history of women’s art.
EVERYONE WAS WELCOME TO CONTRIBUTE.
Note: This means everyone. You didn't have to be female to contribute. Perhaps your work shared concerns with a particular female artist. Perhaps you wanted to pay homage or critique a particular female artist. The point is: if you felt it is worth considering part of a history of women’s art in any way, it was right for Speed Limit. Naturally, this had the potential to produce a contentious history, but that will only allow us to see more clearly where the fault lines lie. Contributions were especially encouraged from older women and about older women so that Speed Limit would not function merely as a survey of recent trends.
THOUGH WE ARE NO LONGER ACCEPTING SUBMISSIONS, SPEED LIMIT REMAINS ON VIEW UNTIL MAY 26TH.
DIRECTIONS
Take the 2/3 to Wall Street. Exit at Wall St. and walk east on Wall St. towards Pearl Street and away from Trinity Church. Turn left onto Pearl, walk 3 blocks north and turn right onto Maiden Lane.
PARTICIPANTS (as of April 18, 2006)
Sophia Ahn
Judy Aiello
Art Party Conglomerate
Carla Aspenberg
Bellavia
Leola Bermanzohn
Lily Binder
Alma H. Bond
Marilyn Blum
Brainstormers
Sascha Braunig
Seth Cameron
Teresa Casas
Maria Castanos
Amy Castro
Audrey Chan
Angelique Chandy
Wonjung Choi
Anonymous Citizen
John Civita
Andrea Cote
Kate Craw
Janet Davidson-Hues
Robyn Desposito
Jeanne Detallante & Jaime Rocklage
Daria Dorosh
Beatrice Exelberth
Adriana Farmiga
Karen Finley
JP Forrest
Lena Friday
Margaret Garvin
Day Gleeson
Michele Godwin
Rebecca Goyette
Regina Granne
C Gross
Michelle Handelman
April Hannah
Julie Harris
Liz Haskel
Leah Herbert
Caroline Hill
Tamar Hirschl
Sara Jones
Ellen Jong
Robin Kahn
Randi Kaufman
Terri L. Kearney
Taeye Kim
Meredith Koehler
t Amy Kool
Kathleen Kranack
Eleanor Kupencow
Christin Lahr
Yuliya Lanina
Latin American Community Arts Project (LACAP)
Lou Laurita
Lisa Lawley
Jess Levey
Lulu Lolo
Barbara Lubliner
Kristy Lynn
Mitchell Marco
Emma McCagg
Marianne McGinnis
Anthony Miler
Jacqueline Morreau
Leo Morrissey
Rose Nalbandian
Brigitte Neufeldt
Margie Neuhaus
Lilach Ohad
Agata Olek
Jung Eun Park
Ebony Patterson
Jodi Patterson
Sarah Phillips
Ada Pinkston
Mary Pinto
Pun (Antionett Prattis)
Lydia Randall
Lisa Reinke
Jeanne Risica
Marie Roberts
Jack Robinson
Sarah Ross
Bradley Rubenstein
Barbara Russell
Diana Schmertz
Hila Sela
Bonnie Shaw
Erik Sommer
Ashley Soutor
Duston Spear
André St. Clair Thompson
Jessie Stead
Oona Stern
Simone Stoll
Torild Stray
Kari Stromsted
Robin Tewes
Rani Thomas
Miyuki Tsushima
Val Tukovinit
Kim Carr Valdez
Vanna Valdez
Martha Valenzuela
Yona Verwer
Anahita Vossoughi
Louise Weinberg
Jane Weissman (for Artmakers)
Naomi White
Randi Wolfman
Luisa Williams
Tamara Wyndham
Nina Yankowitz
Jenny Kao Yuan
Michael Zansky