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KASHUAL HAPPENING
21/05/26 - 7PM at Selva
1329 Willoughby Ave, New York

Kashual Happening taking place at selva the happening includes concerts by Bobby Would, Paul Arambula, Bryce Hackford and Nick Neuburg and the Exhibition CONSTANT/CHANGE curated by Robert Pawliczek.

Nick Neuburg
is a percussionist/improviser originally from South Florida based out of Brooklyn, NY. Neuburg’s various projects include solo percussion performance, duo with bassist Brittany Karlson, The Great Link, Sam Newsome’s Trio, and Steven Long’s PRNCX among many others.

Paul Arámbula 
is a songwriter living in NYC. In January 2025, he released a new album titled Still's Keep on Gilgongo Records. Born and raised in Phoenix, AZ, Paul began playing in various projects from the age of 15. Namely The Chandails, Vegetable, Soft Shoulder, Mall, and finally under his own name as a solo act. Upon moving to Berlin, Germany, Paul gravitated towards writing songs on an old Yamaha keyboard/synthesizer due to its rhythm presets and "full accompaniment." This minimal setup was performed for years. Now with recordings that have expanded a bit beyond the solo-keyboard, Paul's songs feature more instruments and fingers.

Bobby Would
Pawliczek’s songs can be located in the company of the greats of Flying Nun Records – maybe the delicacy of The Great Unwashed with the heavy heart of The Verlaines and smartness of The Chills. But, ultimately, his interests are elsewhere – a heart-break song over an earthly lover feels like only the tipping point for longing and devotion that outstrips the personal. In this sense, Popul Vuh for their hymnal geometry and switched-on Palestrina, and Terry Riley for cosmic elation come to mind. The songs have sweeping and cinematic proportions and depths of field constrained by a pop economy love of leanness.” @k.c.gill @cindytheband

Bryce Hackford
is an artist currently engaged in perspectival work with sound in composition, performance and installation, extensively employing sounds that activate multiple senses, environments, architectures and infrastructures in which they take place."

Photo/Visual:
@francesca.marronnier

KASHUAL HAPPENING
21/05/26 - 7PM at Selva
1329 Willoughby Ave, New York

Kashual Happening taking place at selva the happening includes concerts by Bobby Would, Paul Arambula, Bryce Hackford and Nick Neuburg and the Exhibition CONSTANT/CHANGE curated by Robert Pawliczek.

Nick Neuburg
is a percussionist/improviser originally from South Florida based out of Brooklyn, NY. Neuburg’s various projects include solo percussion performance, duo with bassist Brittany Karlson, The Great Link, Sam Newsome’s Trio, and Steven Long’s PRNCX among many others.

Paul Arámbula 
is a songwriter living in NYC. In January 2025, he released a new album titled Still's Keep on Gilgongo Records. Born and raised in Phoenix, AZ, Paul began playing in various projects from the age of 15. Namely The Chandails, Vegetable, Soft Shoulder, Mall, and finally under his own name as a solo act. Upon moving to Berlin, Germany, Paul gravitated towards writing songs on an old Yamaha keyboard/synthesizer due to its rhythm presets and "full accompaniment." This minimal setup was performed for years. Now with recordings that have expanded a bit beyond the solo-keyboard, Paul's songs feature more instruments and fingers.

Bobby Would
Pawliczek’s songs can be located in the company of the greats of Flying Nun Records – maybe the delicacy of The Great Unwashed with the heavy heart of The Verlaines and smartness of The Chills. But, ultimately, his interests are elsewhere – a heart-break song over an earthly lover feels like only the tipping point for longing and devotion that outstrips the personal. In this sense, Popul Vuh for their hymnal geometry and switched-on Palestrina, and Terry Riley for cosmic elation come to mind. The songs have sweeping and cinematic proportions and depths of field constrained by a pop economy love of leanness.” @k.c.gill @cindytheband

Bryce Hackford
is an artist currently engaged in perspectival work with sound in composition, performance and installation, extensively employing sounds that activate multiple senses, environments, architectures and infrastructures in which they take place."

Photo/Visual:
@francesca.marronnier

KASHUAL HAPPENING
21/05/26 - 7PM at Selva
1329 Willoughby Ave, New York

Kashual Happening taking place at selva the happening includes concerts by Bobby Would, Paul Arambula, Bryce Hackford and Nick Neuburg and the Exhibition CONSTANT/CHANGE curated by Robert Pawliczek.

Nick Neuburg
is a percussionist/improviser originally from South Florida based out of Brooklyn, NY. Neuburg’s various projects include solo percussion performance, duo with bassist Brittany Karlson, The Great Link, Sam Newsome’s Trio, and Steven Long’s PRNCX among many others.

Paul Arámbula 
is a songwriter living in NYC. In January 2025, he released a new album titled Still's Keep on Gilgongo Records. Born and raised in Phoenix, AZ, Paul began playing in various projects from the age of 15. Namely The Chandails, Vegetable, Soft Shoulder, Mall, and finally under his own name as a solo act. Upon moving to Berlin, Germany, Paul gravitated towards writing songs on an old Yamaha keyboard/synthesizer due to its rhythm presets and "full accompaniment." This minimal setup was performed for years. Now with recordings that have expanded a bit beyond the solo-keyboard, Paul's songs feature more instruments and fingers.

Bobby Would
Pawliczek’s songs can be located in the company of the greats of Flying Nun Records – maybe the delicacy of The Great Unwashed with the heavy heart of The Verlaines and smartness of The Chills. But, ultimately, his interests are elsewhere – a heart-break song over an earthly lover feels like only the tipping point for longing and devotion that outstrips the personal. In this sense, Popul Vuh for their hymnal geometry and switched-on Palestrina, and Terry Riley for cosmic elation come to mind. The songs have sweeping and cinematic proportions and depths of field constrained by a pop economy love of leanness.” @k.c.gill @cindytheband

Bryce Hackford
is an artist currently engaged in perspectival work with sound in composition, performance and installation, extensively employing sounds that activate multiple senses, environments, architectures and infrastructures in which they take place."

Photo/Visual:
@francesca.marronnier

KASHUAL HAPPENING
21/05/26 - 7PM at Selva
1329 Willoughby Ave, New York

Kashual Happening taking place at selva the happening includes concerts by Bobby Would, Paul Arambula, Bryce Hackford and Nick Neuburg and the Exhibition CONSTANT/CHANGE curated by Robert Pawliczek.

Nick Neuburg
is a percussionist/improviser originally from South Florida based out of Brooklyn, NY. Neuburg’s various projects include solo percussion performance, duo with bassist Brittany Karlson, The Great Link, Sam Newsome’s Trio, and Steven Long’s PRNCX among many others.

Paul Arámbula 
is a songwriter living in NYC. In January 2025, he released a new album titled Still's Keep on Gilgongo Records. Born and raised in Phoenix, AZ, Paul began playing in various projects from the age of 15. Namely The Chandails, Vegetable, Soft Shoulder, Mall, and finally under his own name as a solo act. Upon moving to Berlin, Germany, Paul gravitated towards writing songs on an old Yamaha keyboard/synthesizer due to its rhythm presets and "full accompaniment." This minimal setup was performed for years. Now with recordings that have expanded a bit beyond the solo-keyboard, Paul's songs feature more instruments and fingers.

Bobby Would
Pawliczek’s songs can be located in the company of the greats of Flying Nun Records – maybe the delicacy of The Great Unwashed with the heavy heart of The Verlaines and smartness of The Chills. But, ultimately, his interests are elsewhere – a heart-break song over an earthly lover feels like only the tipping point for longing and devotion that outstrips the personal. In this sense, Popul Vuh for their hymnal geometry and switched-on Palestrina, and Terry Riley for cosmic elation come to mind. The songs have sweeping and cinematic proportions and depths of field constrained by a pop economy love of leanness.” @k.c.gill @cindytheband

Bryce Hackford
is an artist currently engaged in perspectival work with sound in composition, performance and installation, extensively employing sounds that activate multiple senses, environments, architectures and infrastructures in which they take place."

Photo/Visual:
@francesca.marronnier

KASHUAL HAPPENING
21/05/26 - 7PM at Selva
1329 Willoughby Ave, New York

Kashual Happening taking place at selva the happening includes concerts by Bobby Would, Paul Arambula, Bryce Hackford and Nick Neuburg and the Exhibition CONSTANT/CHANGE curated by Robert Pawliczek.

Nick Neuburg
is a percussionist/improviser originally from South Florida based out of Brooklyn, NY. Neuburg’s various projects include solo percussion performance, duo with bassist Brittany Karlson, The Great Link, Sam Newsome’s Trio, and Steven Long’s PRNCX among many others.

Paul Arámbula 
is a songwriter living in NYC. In January 2025, he released a new album titled Still's Keep on Gilgongo Records. Born and raised in Phoenix, AZ, Paul began playing in various projects from the age of 15. Namely The Chandails, Vegetable, Soft Shoulder, Mall, and finally under his own name as a solo act. Upon moving to Berlin, Germany, Paul gravitated towards writing songs on an old Yamaha keyboard/synthesizer due to its rhythm presets and "full accompaniment." This minimal setup was performed for years. Now with recordings that have expanded a bit beyond the solo-keyboard, Paul's songs feature more instruments and fingers.

Bobby Would
Pawliczek’s songs can be located in the company of the greats of Flying Nun Records – maybe the delicacy of The Great Unwashed with the heavy heart of The Verlaines and smartness of The Chills. But, ultimately, his interests are elsewhere – a heart-break song over an earthly lover feels like only the tipping point for longing and devotion that outstrips the personal. In this sense, Popul Vuh for their hymnal geometry and switched-on Palestrina, and Terry Riley for cosmic elation come to mind. The songs have sweeping and cinematic proportions and depths of field constrained by a pop economy love of leanness.” @k.c.gill @cindytheband

Bryce Hackford
is an artist currently engaged in perspectival work with sound in composition, performance and installation, extensively employing sounds that activate multiple senses, environments, architectures and infrastructures in which they take place."

Photo/Visual:
@francesca.marronnier

KASHUAL HAPPENING
21/05/26 - 7PM at Selva
1329 Willoughby Ave, New York

Kashual Happening taking place at selva the happening includes concerts by Bobby Would, Paul Arambula, Bryce Hackford and Nick Neuburg and the Exhibition CONSTANT/CHANGE curated by Robert Pawliczek.

Nick Neuburg
is a percussionist/improviser originally from South Florida based out of Brooklyn, NY. Neuburg’s various projects include solo percussion performance, duo with bassist Brittany Karlson, The Great Link, Sam Newsome’s Trio, and Steven Long’s PRNCX among many others.

Paul Arámbula 
is a songwriter living in NYC. In January 2025, he released a new album titled Still's Keep on Gilgongo Records. Born and raised in Phoenix, AZ, Paul began playing in various projects from the age of 15. Namely The Chandails, Vegetable, Soft Shoulder, Mall, and finally under his own name as a solo act. Upon moving to Berlin, Germany, Paul gravitated towards writing songs on an old Yamaha keyboard/synthesizer due to its rhythm presets and "full accompaniment." This minimal setup was performed for years. Now with recordings that have expanded a bit beyond the solo-keyboard, Paul's songs feature more instruments and fingers.

Bobby Would
Pawliczek’s songs can be located in the company of the greats of Flying Nun Records – maybe the delicacy of The Great Unwashed with the heavy heart of The Verlaines and smartness of The Chills. But, ultimately, his interests are elsewhere – a heart-break song over an earthly lover feels like only the tipping point for longing and devotion that outstrips the personal. In this sense, Popul Vuh for their hymnal geometry and switched-on Palestrina, and Terry Riley for cosmic elation come to mind. The songs have sweeping and cinematic proportions and depths of field constrained by a pop economy love of leanness.” @k.c.gill @cindytheband

Bryce Hackford
is an artist currently engaged in perspectival work with sound in composition, performance and installation, extensively employing sounds that activate multiple senses, environments, architectures and infrastructures in which they take place."

Photo/Visual:
@francesca.marronnier

@selva.projects presents

CONSTANT/CHANGE #00
An Instructed View

First of 5 instruction work themed exhibitions,
#00 as part of @kashual.plastik ’s happening series
“KASHUAL HAPPENING“

Opening: May 21 - 7PM
Concerts / Performances: May 21 - 8PM
curated @kashual.plastik

Closing: May 26 - 6PM
Readings, Performances, Booktables
(TBA)

“Essentially, the kind of instructions we encounter daily are intended to help us assemble something with which we are not yet intimately familiar. Such are typically phrased or illustrated with simplicity and clarity, ensuring that the vast majority of consumers can navigate them… The fusion of mental or physical activity with an artistic concept became the central focus of the series and exhibition cycle proposed here under the title >Constant / Change<. This presentation marks the first in a series of five flux-inspired shows dedicated to exploring the theme of instruction works. Instruction-based art often utilizes written specifications such as musical scores, manuals, orders or recipes - rather than a finished piece - and invites viewers to imagine, interpret or execute, thereby transforming the art-making process into a collaboration... Some of the selected instructions remain purely a play of the viewer’s own imagination - print-outs, copies, notes; others are further elaborated upon through drawings, some have been realized using found and borrowed materials… The exhibition will inevitably continue to evolve during both the preparation phase and the exhibition period.“

With instruction works by
Dara Birnbaum, SeeVa Dawne, Gerard Herman, Takehisa Kosugi, Albert Mayr, Sol LeWitt,
Christian Philipp Müller, Stuart Sherman, Eliza Walton, Franz Wrakhowitch (…)

Curated / Poster / Text by
Robert Pawliczek @r_pawliczek

Special thanks to
Jon @fenrickbooks , Nat @abcdefghijklpqrstuvwxyz
& all former, present and future participants…

-

@selva_nyc
1329 Willoughby Avenue
Brooklyn-NY

CONSTANT / CHANGE #00
As part of „Kashual Happening”
Open daily from May 21 till 26, 2026
Selva, 1329 Willoughby Ave, Brooklyn-NY

Closing event: Tuesday, May 26, 6PM

Snapshots:

1 Stuart Sherman
>Doors< &
>Piano Music (Sound Piece #5)<
1980s

2 Gerard Herman
>Rocking Chair<
2026

3 SeeVa Dawne
>appendage i.-iii<
2024

4 Albert Mayr
>Relationship<
2019-2026

5 Dara Birnbaum
>A wedge...<
Late 1960s / Early 1970s

6 Sol LeWitt
>Project for Project Class<
1969

7 Kylie Brown
>Rainbow Loom<
2014

8 Eliza Walton
>Foley Fire<
2026

9 Franz Wrakhowitch
›Music for Afterhour.<
2026

10 Christian Philipp Müller
>Work for sale VS. temporary work<
1990s

11 Takehisa Kosugi
>Ear Drum Event<
1962-2005

CONSTANT / CHANGE #00
As part of „Kashual Happening”
Open daily from May 21 till 26, 2026
Selva, 1329 Willoughby Ave, Brooklyn-NY

Closing event: Tuesday, May 26, 6PM

Snapshots:

1 Stuart Sherman
>Doors< &
>Piano Music (Sound Piece #5)<
1980s

2 Gerard Herman
>Rocking Chair<
2026

3 SeeVa Dawne
>appendage i.-iii<
2024

4 Albert Mayr
>Relationship<
2019-2026

5 Dara Birnbaum
>A wedge...<
Late 1960s / Early 1970s

6 Sol LeWitt
>Project for Project Class<
1969

7 Kylie Brown
>Rainbow Loom<
2014

8 Eliza Walton
>Foley Fire<
2026

9 Franz Wrakhowitch
›Music for Afterhour.<
2026

10 Christian Philipp Müller
>Work for sale VS. temporary work<
1990s

11 Takehisa Kosugi
>Ear Drum Event<
1962-2005

CONSTANT / CHANGE #00
As part of „Kashual Happening”
Open daily from May 21 till 26, 2026
Selva, 1329 Willoughby Ave, Brooklyn-NY

Closing event: Tuesday, May 26, 6PM

Snapshots:

1 Stuart Sherman
>Doors< &
>Piano Music (Sound Piece #5)<
1980s

2 Gerard Herman
>Rocking Chair<
2026

3 SeeVa Dawne
>appendage i.-iii<
2024

4 Albert Mayr
>Relationship<
2019-2026

5 Dara Birnbaum
>A wedge...<
Late 1960s / Early 1970s

6 Sol LeWitt
>Project for Project Class<
1969

7 Kylie Brown
>Rainbow Loom<
2014

8 Eliza Walton
>Foley Fire<
2026

9 Franz Wrakhowitch
›Music for Afterhour.<
2026

10 Christian Philipp Müller
>Work for sale VS. temporary work<
1990s

11 Takehisa Kosugi
>Ear Drum Event<
1962-2005

CONSTANT / CHANGE #00
As part of „Kashual Happening”
Open daily from May 21 till 26, 2026
Selva, 1329 Willoughby Ave, Brooklyn-NY

Closing event: Tuesday, May 26, 6PM

Snapshots:

1 Stuart Sherman
>Doors< &
>Piano Music (Sound Piece #5)<
1980s

2 Gerard Herman
>Rocking Chair<
2026

3 SeeVa Dawne
>appendage i.-iii<
2024

4 Albert Mayr
>Relationship<
2019-2026

5 Dara Birnbaum
>A wedge...<
Late 1960s / Early 1970s

6 Sol LeWitt
>Project for Project Class<
1969

7 Kylie Brown
>Rainbow Loom<
2014

8 Eliza Walton
>Foley Fire<
2026

9 Franz Wrakhowitch
›Music for Afterhour.<
2026

10 Christian Philipp Müller
>Work for sale VS. temporary work<
1990s

11 Takehisa Kosugi
>Ear Drum Event<
1962-2005

CONSTANT / CHANGE #00
As part of „Kashual Happening”
Open daily from May 21 till 26, 2026
Selva, 1329 Willoughby Ave, Brooklyn-NY

Closing event: Tuesday, May 26, 6PM

Snapshots:

1 Stuart Sherman
>Doors< &
>Piano Music (Sound Piece #5)<
1980s

2 Gerard Herman
>Rocking Chair<
2026

3 SeeVa Dawne
>appendage i.-iii<
2024

4 Albert Mayr
>Relationship<
2019-2026

5 Dara Birnbaum
>A wedge...<
Late 1960s / Early 1970s

6 Sol LeWitt
>Project for Project Class<
1969

7 Kylie Brown
>Rainbow Loom<
2014

8 Eliza Walton
>Foley Fire<
2026

9 Franz Wrakhowitch
›Music for Afterhour.<
2026

10 Christian Philipp Müller
>Work for sale VS. temporary work<
1990s

11 Takehisa Kosugi
>Ear Drum Event<
1962-2005

CONSTANT / CHANGE #00
As part of „Kashual Happening”
Open daily from May 21 till 26, 2026
Selva, 1329 Willoughby Ave, Brooklyn-NY

Closing event: Tuesday, May 26, 6PM

Snapshots:

1 Stuart Sherman
>Doors< &
>Piano Music (Sound Piece #5)<
1980s

2 Gerard Herman
>Rocking Chair<
2026

3 SeeVa Dawne
>appendage i.-iii<
2024

4 Albert Mayr
>Relationship<
2019-2026

5 Dara Birnbaum
>A wedge...<
Late 1960s / Early 1970s

6 Sol LeWitt
>Project for Project Class<
1969

7 Kylie Brown
>Rainbow Loom<
2014

8 Eliza Walton
>Foley Fire<
2026

9 Franz Wrakhowitch
›Music for Afterhour.<
2026

10 Christian Philipp Müller
>Work for sale VS. temporary work<
1990s

11 Takehisa Kosugi
>Ear Drum Event<
1962-2005

CONSTANT / CHANGE #00
As part of „Kashual Happening”
Open daily from May 21 till 26, 2026
Selva, 1329 Willoughby Ave, Brooklyn-NY

Closing event: Tuesday, May 26, 6PM

Snapshots:

1 Stuart Sherman
>Doors< &
>Piano Music (Sound Piece #5)<
1980s

2 Gerard Herman
>Rocking Chair<
2026

3 SeeVa Dawne
>appendage i.-iii<
2024

4 Albert Mayr
>Relationship<
2019-2026

5 Dara Birnbaum
>A wedge...<
Late 1960s / Early 1970s

6 Sol LeWitt
>Project for Project Class<
1969

7 Kylie Brown
>Rainbow Loom<
2014

8 Eliza Walton
>Foley Fire<
2026

9 Franz Wrakhowitch
›Music for Afterhour.<
2026

10 Christian Philipp Müller
>Work for sale VS. temporary work<
1990s

11 Takehisa Kosugi
>Ear Drum Event<
1962-2005

CONSTANT / CHANGE #00
As part of „Kashual Happening”
Open daily from May 21 till 26, 2026
Selva, 1329 Willoughby Ave, Brooklyn-NY

Closing event: Tuesday, May 26, 6PM

Snapshots:

1 Stuart Sherman
>Doors< &
>Piano Music (Sound Piece #5)<
1980s

2 Gerard Herman
>Rocking Chair<
2026

3 SeeVa Dawne
>appendage i.-iii<
2024

4 Albert Mayr
>Relationship<
2019-2026

5 Dara Birnbaum
>A wedge...<
Late 1960s / Early 1970s

6 Sol LeWitt
>Project for Project Class<
1969

7 Kylie Brown
>Rainbow Loom<
2014

8 Eliza Walton
>Foley Fire<
2026

9 Franz Wrakhowitch
›Music for Afterhour.<
2026

10 Christian Philipp Müller
>Work for sale VS. temporary work<
1990s

11 Takehisa Kosugi
>Ear Drum Event<
1962-2005

CONSTANT / CHANGE #00
As part of „Kashual Happening”
Open daily from May 21 till 26, 2026
Selva, 1329 Willoughby Ave, Brooklyn-NY

Closing event: Tuesday, May 26, 6PM

Snapshots:

1 Stuart Sherman
>Doors< &
>Piano Music (Sound Piece #5)<
1980s

2 Gerard Herman
>Rocking Chair<
2026

3 SeeVa Dawne
>appendage i.-iii<
2024

4 Albert Mayr
>Relationship<
2019-2026

5 Dara Birnbaum
>A wedge...<
Late 1960s / Early 1970s

6 Sol LeWitt
>Project for Project Class<
1969

7 Kylie Brown
>Rainbow Loom<
2014

8 Eliza Walton
>Foley Fire<
2026

9 Franz Wrakhowitch
›Music for Afterhour.<
2026

10 Christian Philipp Müller
>Work for sale VS. temporary work<
1990s

11 Takehisa Kosugi
>Ear Drum Event<
1962-2005

CONSTANT / CHANGE #00
As part of „Kashual Happening”
Open daily from May 21 till 26, 2026
Selva, 1329 Willoughby Ave, Brooklyn-NY

Closing event: Tuesday, May 26, 6PM

Snapshots:

1 Stuart Sherman
>Doors< &
>Piano Music (Sound Piece #5)<
1980s

2 Gerard Herman
>Rocking Chair<
2026

3 SeeVa Dawne
>appendage i.-iii<
2024

4 Albert Mayr
>Relationship<
2019-2026

5 Dara Birnbaum
>A wedge...<
Late 1960s / Early 1970s

6 Sol LeWitt
>Project for Project Class<
1969

7 Kylie Brown
>Rainbow Loom<
2014

8 Eliza Walton
>Foley Fire<
2026

9 Franz Wrakhowitch
›Music for Afterhour.<
2026

10 Christian Philipp Müller
>Work for sale VS. temporary work<
1990s

11 Takehisa Kosugi
>Ear Drum Event<
1962-2005

CONSTANT / CHANGE #00
As part of „Kashual Happening”
Open daily from May 21 till 26, 2026
Selva, 1329 Willoughby Ave, Brooklyn-NY

Closing event: Tuesday, May 26, 6PM

Snapshots:

1 Stuart Sherman
>Doors< &
>Piano Music (Sound Piece #5)<
1980s

2 Gerard Herman
>Rocking Chair<
2026

3 SeeVa Dawne
>appendage i.-iii<
2024

4 Albert Mayr
>Relationship<
2019-2026

5 Dara Birnbaum
>A wedge...<
Late 1960s / Early 1970s

6 Sol LeWitt
>Project for Project Class<
1969

7 Kylie Brown
>Rainbow Loom<
2014

8 Eliza Walton
>Foley Fire<
2026

9 Franz Wrakhowitch
›Music for Afterhour.<
2026

10 Christian Philipp Müller
>Work for sale VS. temporary work<
1990s

11 Takehisa Kosugi
>Ear Drum Event<
1962-2005

“Between Thorns”
Somer Stampleys @shesonlydreaming first solo show closes this Tuesday!

Closing reception with DJ Youngling Sbagliato @youngling_sbagliato_llc from 7 - late!

“Between Thorns”
Somer Stampleys @shesonlydreaming first solo show closes this Tuesday!

Closing reception with DJ Youngling Sbagliato @youngling_sbagliato_llc from 7 - late!

“Between Thorns”
Somer Stampleys @shesonlydreaming first solo show closes this Tuesday!

Closing reception with DJ Youngling Sbagliato @youngling_sbagliato_llc from 7 - late!

“Between Thorns”
Somer Stampleys @shesonlydreaming first solo show closes this Tuesday!

Closing reception with DJ Youngling Sbagliato @youngling_sbagliato_llc from 7 - late!

“Between Thorns”
Somer Stampleys @shesonlydreaming first solo show closes this Tuesday!

Closing reception with DJ Youngling Sbagliato @youngling_sbagliato_llc from 7 - late!

“Between Thorns”
Somer Stampleys @shesonlydreaming first solo show closes this Tuesday!

Closing reception with DJ Youngling Sbagliato @youngling_sbagliato_llc from 7 - late!

“Between Thorns”
Somer Stampleys @shesonlydreaming first solo show closes this Tuesday!

Closing reception with DJ Youngling Sbagliato @youngling_sbagliato_llc from 7 - late!

“Between Thorns”
Somer Stampleys @shesonlydreaming first solo show closes this Tuesday!

Closing reception with DJ Youngling Sbagliato @youngling_sbagliato_llc from 7 - late!

“Between Thorns”
Somer Stampleys @shesonlydreaming first solo show closes this Tuesday!

Closing reception with DJ Youngling Sbagliato @youngling_sbagliato_llc from 7 - late!

“Between Thorns”
Somer Stampleys @shesonlydreaming first solo show closes this Tuesday!

Closing reception with DJ Youngling Sbagliato @youngling_sbagliato_llc from 7 - late!

“Between Thorns”
Somer Stampleys @shesonlydreaming first solo show closes this Tuesday!

Closing reception with DJ Youngling Sbagliato @youngling_sbagliato_llc from 7 - late!

“Between Thorns”
Somer Stampleys @shesonlydreaming first solo show closes this Tuesday!

Closing reception with DJ Youngling Sbagliato @youngling_sbagliato_llc from 7 - late!

“Between Thorns”
Somer Stampleys @shesonlydreaming first solo show closes this Tuesday!

Closing reception with DJ Youngling Sbagliato @youngling_sbagliato_llc from 7 - late!

“Between Thorns”
Somer Stampleys @shesonlydreaming first solo show closes this Tuesday!

Closing reception with DJ Youngling Sbagliato @youngling_sbagliato_llc from 7 - late!

“Between Thorns”
Somer Stampleys @shesonlydreaming first solo show closes this Tuesday!

Closing reception with DJ Youngling Sbagliato @youngling_sbagliato_llc from 7 - late!

“Between Thorns”
Somer Stampleys @shesonlydreaming first solo show closes this Tuesday!

Closing reception with DJ Youngling Sbagliato @youngling_sbagliato_llc from 7 - late!

“Between Thorns”
Somer Stampleys @shesonlydreaming first solo show closes this Tuesday!

Closing reception with DJ Youngling Sbagliato @youngling_sbagliato_llc from 7 - late!

“Between Thorns”
Somer Stampleys @shesonlydreaming first solo show closes this Tuesday!

Closing reception with DJ Youngling Sbagliato @youngling_sbagliato_llc from 7 - late!

This coming Tuesday!
Come for a night of celebration with the Closing of “Between Thorns” by Somer Stampley @shesonlydreaming

Music by DJ Youngling Sbagliato @dripperworld

May 19th / 7pm-Late

Don’t miss “A Thorn Between”, such a beautiful show and
A magical night with magical people
👽💫💙🦇✨⛓️‍💥🥳

“Between Thorns” by Somer Stampley is up until next Tuesday May 19th when we’ll have a closing reception. More details about it soon.

Come see it while it’s up, we are open Wednesday- Monday 8am-8pm

DM for private viewings

#artistrunspace
#contemporaryartwork
#contemporaryart
#artgallery

“Between Thorns” by Somer Stampley is up until next Tuesday May 19th when we’ll have a closing reception. More details about it soon.

Come see it while it’s up, we are open Wednesday- Monday 8am-8pm

DM for private viewings

#artistrunspace
#contemporaryartwork
#contemporaryart
#artgallery

“Between Thorns” by Somer Stampley is up until next Tuesday May 19th when we’ll have a closing reception. More details about it soon.

Come see it while it’s up, we are open Wednesday- Monday 8am-8pm

DM for private viewings

#artistrunspace
#contemporaryartwork
#contemporaryart
#artgallery

“Between Thorns” by Somer Stampley is up until next Tuesday May 19th when we’ll have a closing reception. More details about it soon.

Come see it while it’s up, we are open Wednesday- Monday 8am-8pm

DM for private viewings

#artistrunspace
#contemporaryartwork
#contemporaryart
#artgallery

“Between Thorns” by Somer Stampley is up until next Tuesday May 19th when we’ll have a closing reception. More details about it soon.

Come see it while it’s up, we are open Wednesday- Monday 8am-8pm

DM for private viewings

#artistrunspace
#contemporaryartwork
#contemporaryart
#artgallery

“Between Thorns” by Somer Stampley is up until next Tuesday May 19th when we’ll have a closing reception. More details about it soon.

Come see it while it’s up, we are open Wednesday- Monday 8am-8pm

DM for private viewings

#artistrunspace
#contemporaryartwork
#contemporaryart
#artgallery

“Between Thorns” by Somer Stampley is up until next Tuesday May 19th when we’ll have a closing reception. More details about it soon.

Come see it while it’s up, we are open Wednesday- Monday 8am-8pm

DM for private viewings

#artistrunspace
#contemporaryartwork
#contemporaryart
#artgallery

“Between Thorns” by Somer Stampley is up until next Tuesday May 19th when we’ll have a closing reception. More details about it soon.

Come see it while it’s up, we are open Wednesday- Monday 8am-8pm

DM for private viewings

#artistrunspace
#contemporaryartwork
#contemporaryart
#artgallery

@paulconstantinides na @selva_nyc

@paulconstantinides na @selva_nyc

@paulconstantinides na @selva_nyc

@paulconstantinides na @selva_nyc

@paulconstantinides na @selva_nyc

@paulconstantinides na @selva_nyc

@paulconstantinides na @selva_nyc

@paulconstantinides na @selva_nyc

@paulconstantinides na @selva_nyc

@paulconstantinides na @selva_nyc

@paulconstantinides na @selva_nyc

@paulconstantinides na @selva_nyc

@paulconstantinides na @selva_nyc

@paulconstantinides na @selva_nyc

@paulconstantinides na @selva_nyc

Thanks to everyone that showed up to @shesonlydreaming “Between Thorns” art show!
🎶 💕🦇💙

Come visit if you missed it.
Gallery is open Wednesday through Monday from 8am -8pm

Thanks to everyone that showed up to @shesonlydreaming “Between Thorns” art show!
🎶 💕🦇💙

Come visit if you missed it.
Gallery is open Wednesday through Monday from 8am -8pm

Thanks to everyone that showed up to @shesonlydreaming “Between Thorns” art show!
🎶 💕🦇💙

Come visit if you missed it.
Gallery is open Wednesday through Monday from 8am -8pm

Thanks to everyone that showed up to @shesonlydreaming “Between Thorns” art show!
🎶 💕🦇💙

Come visit if you missed it.
Gallery is open Wednesday through Monday from 8am -8pm

Thanks to everyone that showed up to @shesonlydreaming “Between Thorns” art show!
🎶 💕🦇💙

Come visit if you missed it.
Gallery is open Wednesday through Monday from 8am -8pm

Thanks to everyone that showed up to @shesonlydreaming “Between Thorns” art show!
🎶 💕🦇💙

Come visit if you missed it.
Gallery is open Wednesday through Monday from 8am -8pm

Thanks to everyone that showed up to @shesonlydreaming “Between Thorns” art show!
🎶 💕🦇💙

Come visit if you missed it.
Gallery is open Wednesday through Monday from 8am -8pm

Thanks to everyone that showed up to @shesonlydreaming “Between Thorns” art show!
🎶 💕🦇💙

Come visit if you missed it.
Gallery is open Wednesday through Monday from 8am -8pm

Thanks to everyone that showed up to @shesonlydreaming “Between Thorns” art show!
🎶 💕🦇💙

Come visit if you missed it.
Gallery is open Wednesday through Monday from 8am -8pm

Thanks everyone that came out to see “O Começo do Fim do Mundo”

Today is your last chance to see the show.
All photos are available for sale and the record store is lso open and so is the coffee and the bar.
Don’t sleep on it!

#brazilianpunk
#artgallerynyc

Thanks everyone that came out to see “O Começo do Fim do Mundo”

Today is your last chance to see the show.
All photos are available for sale and the record store is lso open and so is the coffee and the bar.
Don’t sleep on it!

#brazilianpunk
#artgallerynyc

Thanks everyone that came out to see “O Começo do Fim do Mundo”

Today is your last chance to see the show.
All photos are available for sale and the record store is lso open and so is the coffee and the bar.
Don’t sleep on it!

#brazilianpunk
#artgallerynyc

Thanks everyone that came out to see “O Começo do Fim do Mundo”

Today is your last chance to see the show.
All photos are available for sale and the record store is lso open and so is the coffee and the bar.
Don’t sleep on it!

#brazilianpunk
#artgallerynyc

Thanks everyone that came out to see “O Começo do Fim do Mundo”

Today is your last chance to see the show.
All photos are available for sale and the record store is lso open and so is the coffee and the bar.
Don’t sleep on it!

#brazilianpunk
#artgallerynyc

Thanks everyone that came out to see “O Começo do Fim do Mundo”

Today is your last chance to see the show.
All photos are available for sale and the record store is lso open and so is the coffee and the bar.
Don’t sleep on it!

#brazilianpunk
#artgallerynyc

Thanks everyone that came out to see “O Começo do Fim do Mundo”

Today is your last chance to see the show.
All photos are available for sale and the record store is lso open and so is the coffee and the bar.
Don’t sleep on it!

#brazilianpunk
#artgallerynyc

Thanks to everyone who came yesterday!
It was great.
The exhibit will be open until Monday.
All photos are for sale!

For more information: @panico.em.sp

O Começo do Fim do Mundo

Vitão: a punk with a camera. Not a professional photographer, this is the only known body of photographic work he ever produced. His images capture spontaneous moments of his friends, on stage and in the crowd, experiencing what may have been the most intense day of their lives. One of his photographs became the back cover of the LP. Vitão was an original Punk da Morte from Casa Verde, and was assassinated with a bullet in the back of his head by local thieves he had confronted before.
These photographs survived through the care of Ariel (Restos de Nada/Inocentes) and Tina.
*Some images may have been taken by one of his friends.

O Começo do Fim do Mundo

Vitão: a punk with a camera. Not a professional photographer, this is the only known body of photographic work he ever produced. His images capture spontaneous moments of his friends, on stage and in the crowd, experiencing what may have been the most intense day of their lives. One of his photographs became the back cover of the LP. Vitão was an original Punk da Morte from Casa Verde, and was assassinated with a bullet in the back of his head by local thieves he had confronted before.
These photographs survived through the care of Ariel (Restos de Nada/Inocentes) and Tina.
*Some images may have been taken by one of his friends.

O Começo do Fim do Mundo

Vitão: a punk with a camera. Not a professional photographer, this is the only known body of photographic work he ever produced. His images capture spontaneous moments of his friends, on stage and in the crowd, experiencing what may have been the most intense day of their lives. One of his photographs became the back cover of the LP. Vitão was an original Punk da Morte from Casa Verde, and was assassinated with a bullet in the back of his head by local thieves he had confronted before.
These photographs survived through the care of Ariel (Restos de Nada/Inocentes) and Tina.
*Some images may have been taken by one of his friends.

O Começo do Fim do Mundo

Vitão: a punk with a camera. Not a professional photographer, this is the only known body of photographic work he ever produced. His images capture spontaneous moments of his friends, on stage and in the crowd, experiencing what may have been the most intense day of their lives. One of his photographs became the back cover of the LP. Vitão was an original Punk da Morte from Casa Verde, and was assassinated with a bullet in the back of his head by local thieves he had confronted before.
These photographs survived through the care of Ariel (Restos de Nada/Inocentes) and Tina.
*Some images may have been taken by one of his friends.

O Começo do Fim do Mundo

Vitão: a punk with a camera. Not a professional photographer, this is the only known body of photographic work he ever produced. His images capture spontaneous moments of his friends, on stage and in the crowd, experiencing what may have been the most intense day of their lives. One of his photographs became the back cover of the LP. Vitão was an original Punk da Morte from Casa Verde, and was assassinated with a bullet in the back of his head by local thieves he had confronted before.
These photographs survived through the care of Ariel (Restos de Nada/Inocentes) and Tina.
*Some images may have been taken by one of his friends.

Some of the original artifacts that will be displayed!

Some of the original artifacts that will be displayed!

Some of the original artifacts that will be displayed!

Some of the original artifacts that will be displayed!