The Last Zine Sezession.
Sunday, December 12th, 2010
Perla Mode, Zürich, Switzerland
from 12 am till 12 pm.

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Noah Lyon will be representing Retard Riot, signing zines and selling buttons at the Brooklyn Comics and Graphics Festival presented by Desert Island, PictureBox and Bill Kartalopoulos. featuring Lynda Barry, Charles Burns, Bill Griffith, Brian Chippendale, Anders Nilsen, Mark Alan Stamaty, Renée French, and many more!

WHERE:

Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
275 North 8th Street
Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY
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WHEN:

Saturday, December 4, 2010 from 12:00 – 9:00 pm

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Visit us on the 3rd floor of PS-1. We’re at table #HH15.

Admission is FREE!

INFO & Directions:
http://ps1.org/visit/
http://nyartbookfair.com/about.php
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/03/arts/design/03fair.html

…and check out the Noah Lyon paintings in “Your Last Chance” at the Straight to Hell outpost #HH10

Noah Lyon artist books and Retard Riot zines will be exhibited at Printed Matter’s NY ART BOOK FAIR – P.S.1 MoMA Contemporary Art Center November 5-7, 2010

Currently on view at Stene Projects:

Olafur Eliasson (Denmark/Iceland)
John E Franzén (Sweden)
Fredrik Hofwander (Sweden)
Jone Kvie (Norway)
EvaMarie Lindahl (Sweden)
Noah Lyon (USA)
Raymond Pettibon (USA)
Per Wizén (Sweden)

In the main gallery – Filipa Barkman and Tove Kjellmark – Some Kind of Monsters

October 7 – October 30, 2010
Thu to Fri 12.00–17.00
Sat 12.00–15.00
or by appointment

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Stene Projects
Brunnsgatan 21B
Stockholm
+46-768-986495
info@steneprojects.com steneprojects.com

Lives and Works in Berlin: Head Shop/Lost Horizon at Exile

During a recent visit to Exile Gallery, I spoke with guest curator Billy Miller about his concurrent shows Head Shop/Lost Horizon, which were a part of Exile’s annual Summer Camp Series.  We chatted around a courtyard table, as a giant tarp made of discarded umbrellas loomed over us, engulfing the whole hof in cheap, translucent color and swaths of frayed paisley. (more…)

Retard Riot zines are now available from OMMU. OMMU is a distribution service based in Athens, Greece dedicated to circulating and promoting artists’ books, zines and periodicals. http://www.ommu.info/

This July and August Exile presents its second annual Summer Camp curated by New York based Artist, Writer, Editor and Independent Publisher Billy Miller. For this year’s SummerCamp Miller curated two simultaneous exhibitions entitled Head Shop and Lost Horizon:

Head Shop is both a nod to legendary ‘60s bohemian boutiques like Granny Takes A Trip, and an evocation of the idea of the mind as a storehouse of images and potentialities.

Artists: Dan Acton, Assume Vivid Astro Focus, Brian Belott, Nina Bovasso, Matt Burruso, Larry Carlson, Ryan Cummings, TM Davy, Michael Economy, Krista Figacz, Fritz Haeg, Christian Holstad, Brian Kenny, Paul Kopkau, Jason Peters, Janie Geiser, Steve LaFreniere, Noah Lyon, Michael Magnan, Rachel Mason, Glynnis McDaris, Ashleigh Nankivell, Darinka Novitovic, Mary Nicholson, Genesis P. Orridge, Kevin Regan, Alex Rose, Desi Santiago, Barbara Sullivan, The Agitators, Jan Wandrag, David West, Justin Yockel

Lost Horizon takes its title from the book and film of the same name, and suggests aspects of American Western mythology and “lost” possibilities – ecological, cultural, personal and otherwise.

Artists: D-L Alvarez, Rachel Beach, Michael Bilsborough, Colby Bird, Matthew Burcaw, Kathe Burkhart, Luke Butler, Walt Cassidy, Brendan Carroll, Wayne Coe, Reuben Cox, Pia Dehne, Peter Eide, Carl Ferrero, Jonah Freeman, Janine Gordon, Jonah Groeneboer, Tina Hejtmanek, Scott Hug, Stephen Irwin, Lisa Kirk, Lewis Klahr, Martin Kohout, Kristian Kozul, Marcus Gruendel, Scott Hug, Pat Keesey, Paul Lee, Peter Maloney, Glynnis McDaris, Dean Sameshima, Paul Sepuya, Florent Tillon, Ken Warneke

Summer Camp will be accompanied by various screenings, concerts and other events. http://thisisexile.com/project_summercampII.html

17 July – 14 August 2010

Exile
Alexandrinenstr 4
D-10969 Berlin

+49.30.76233061
info@thisisexile.com

Thursday – Saturday   12 – 6 pm
and by appointment

Noah Lyon “The Great Dictator – Ronald McHitler”
June 3 – July 3, 2010

Ronald is “the ultimate authority on everything” / McDonald’s – www.retireronald.com

“I do not have much patience with a thing of beauty that must be explained to be understood. If it does need additional interpretation by someone other than the creator, then I question whether it has fulfilled its purpose.” / Charlie Chaplin

“The most beautiful thing in Stockholm is McDonald’s” / Andy Warhol – The Philosophy of Andy Warhol (from A to B and back again) 1977.

Stene Projects
Brunnsgatan 21B
111 38 Stockholm, Sweden

Opening Reception June 3, 2010 - 5-8pm

Thursday – Friday 12 – 5, Saturday 12 – 3
or by appointment, +46-768-986495.
You are always welcome!

contact:  info@steneprojects.com

SEE PICTURES OF THE SHOW HERE