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Bicycle Film Festival NYC, May 16-21
http://bicyclefilmfestival.com/

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Friday, May 18, 2007 at 7PM, 9PM, and at 11PM
Anthology Film Archives at 2nd and 2nd, NYC.
Bike Kill 4 (Super 8 Film)
$8.50

BIKE KILL 4 screens at the Bicycle Film Festival on Opening Night. It is short at 1 minute in length with a bicycle song by Matt Frank. The Black Label Bicycle Club throws an amazing block party. The feature at this screening is Monkey Warfare by Reginald Harkema.

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Sunday, May 20, 2007 at 5:30PM
Anthology Film Archives at 2nd and 2nd, NYC.
Eric Ng Memorial Ride (Super 8 Film),
$8.50

Eric Ng Memorial Ride is part of this super 8 heavy screening. It was even announced on super8.org - wow! The feature is Brian Vernor's Super 8 film We Just Work Here.

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Friday, June 1, 2007 at 9 PM
Strawberry Super 8 Festival - Cambridge, UK
By train : Cambridge has a direct train line to London Kings Cross station (45 minutes) or London Liverpool Street station (1 hour).

A bunch of, you guessed it, Super 8 bicycle shorts, including Bike Kill 2005 will be playing at the Strawberry Super 8 Film Festival. I love the description, taken from Matt Levy's dialogue. "We don't like airplanes. Airplanes are no fun because you can't ride a bicycle in an airplane and riding bicycles is what it's all about at the Black Label Bicycle Kill."

http://www.strawberry-super8.org/index.html

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Saturday, June 2nd
Premiere of 11 Spring Street - Super 8 Film
RIATS Fest (Rabbit in a Turtle Shell Film Festival)
at 3rd Ward
195 Morgan Ave., at the corner of Stagg St., in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
L to Grand (Ride your Bike!)

World Premiere of 11 Spring Street.

Jake Dobkin, from Gothamist.com and Streetsy.com, narrates this short film about the one-weekend exhibition of street art at 11 Spring Street, a building known for its long history of "public" art. The building was purchased for conversion to condos and the online street art community took note. The developer became aware of this and contacted the Wooster Collective, the leading online forum for street art, and organized an exhibition in the interior of the building. Graffiti artists came in from around the world to work directly on each floor, wall and ceiling, in this 6 story former stable house.

http://www.rabbitinaturtleshell.com/

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+ 3/15/2007 Shadow Puppet Show: Euro-Tour 1960 at Eat Records

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Thursday, March 15th at 7:30 PM
Eat Records | 124 Meserole Ave (Between Leonard & Eckford)
Greenpoint, Brooklyn (Nassau Ave. G)
$5 Suggested Donation/ $6 Pasta

Music: Matt Frank
[Awesome unpretentious folk guitar from Buffalo, NY]
Shadow Puppet Show: Nick Golebiewski Puppet Experience
[Shadow puppets over 1960s Euro-tour super 8 film]
Penne Alla Vodka (vegetarian): EAT Records
[get dinner while you're here - $6 a plate]
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www.myspace.com/mattfrankmusic
www.myspace.com/eatrecords

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+ 1/10/2007 Salon V.2 at Matchless in Greenpoint

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Wednesday, January 10, 2007 from 8-10 PM
Matchless
Corner of Manhattan Ave and Driggs in Greenpoint.
FREE

Salon V. 2 Travel Stories is an open salon meant for all storytellers. Vagabonds, poets, artists, musicians, filmmakers are all invited to present a story about traveling (whether it's a passed down tale or one of your own!). Please try to limit your story to 5 to 10 minutes max as we want to include as many people as possible. Tell your friends, don't worry about coming prepared, just let us know if you'll need to use the video projector or a dvd player available at the venue. We encourage group performance!

-presented by -
Marin Tockman and Nick Golebiewski

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+ 9/7/2006 Private Viewing at Columbia University
++ 9/23/2006 'American Libre' Screening in Greenpoint
+++ 10/72006 Birthday Mayhem - Bike Scavenger Hunt?

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Thursday, September 7, 2006
Columbia University's LeRoy Neiman Gallery
2960 Broadway in 310 Dodge Hall at 116th Street
FREE

I have a video included in the art exhibition 'private viewing' at Columbia University's LeRoy Neiman Gallery, 2960 Broadway in 310 Dodge Hall at 116th Street. The opening is Thursday, September 7th from 6-8 pm, on view though Sept 28 m-f 9 am-5 pm. My video on constant loop (I wonder how many days of the exhibition before they turn the sound off?) is: 'This is Where I Live'.

Saturday, Sept 23rd, dusk
Backyard screening in Greenpoint, details soon

Join me on the fall equinox for the first screening of 'American Libre', a super 8 film about a couple Americans, Ellie and Neill, whom live in Mexico city. It is about being a foreigner in el DF, tourism, and day to day life. I will bring some Tequila that I picked up in Mexico City as well to share.

This is what Marin wrote about this evening: "In other, exploding.plastic.inevitable news, another dear friend, bicycle loving, and super 8 hero Nick Golebiewski and I will be hosting a most not to be missed backyard screening, art exchange, rock and f*cking roll party on Saturday, September 23rd in my own backyard in Greenpoint, Brooklyn! It's open to all to participate - so start brewing on things to show, hang, play and share! We guar-annnn-teee a good time for the soul! More details to come from both Nick and I shortly..."

Saturday, Oct 7
Big fun birthday party, maybe some bike related fun/scavenger hunt during the day.

+ lucha libre themed shadow puppet show in the works...

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+ 3/10-14/2006 [PAM] at Scope Art Fair, NYC
++ 3/16/2006 Visiting Artist Lecture in Auburn, NY

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Friday, March 10-14 2006
Scope Art Fair - 636 11th Avenue - NYC
Videos as part of [PAM] - The Perpetual Art Machine
$10, be not dissuaded!

Scope is Hell's Kitchen-ish - Their web and they are located at "The 2006 Scope New York fair is located at 636 11th Avenue in New York City, between 46th and 47th Streets."

NYC MARATHON is included.

Here is some of the (not a) Manifesto from PAM

PAM] IMAGINES A CIVILIZATION WITH ACCESS TO VIRTUALLY UNLIMITED ART
[PAM] IMAGINES A CREATIVE SOURCE THAT IS ABUNDANT, FREE AND ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY
[PAM] IMAGINES A STABLE AND DURABLE ALTERNATIVE TO DEALERS, MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES
[PAM] IMAGINES AN ART MOVEMENT WHICH RUNS "COOL" AND HARNESSES THE ELEMENTAL FORCES OF THE UNIVERSE
[PAM] IMAGINES SUCH A MOVEMENT EMPOWERING THE WORLD
Although she is sometimes called "Video Frankenstein" [PAM] IS very sexy AND SO MUCH MORE !!!
[PAM] IS IN SEARCH OF LOVE AND HARMONY !!

It sounds like the back of the Dr. Bronner's Soap bottles, yet more digital!

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Thursday, March 16, 2006 at 7pm
Screening& Presentation in Auburn, NY
Lecture room T229 at Cayuga Community College.

If you find yourself in or around Auburn, NY swing by on this date for my visiting artist screening/lecture.

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+ 1/27+28/2006 Resolutions 06 | Hallwalls Buffalo, NY
++ 1/28/2006 Screening of Bike Kill 2005 at Times-Up!, NYC
+++ 1/30/2006 Bicycle Film Festival Party | Lit NYC

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Friday, January 27, 2006 at 8 pm
Saturday, January 28, 2006 at 8 pm
resolutions 06
@ Hallwalls Cinema
341 Delaware Ave, Buffalo, NY
Each night: $7 general, $5 members, $4 students/seniors
2-night pass: $12 general, $8 members, $6 students/seniors

After-party at Squeaky Wheel, 712 Main Street (Saturday only)

Gears for Fears Will be screened at Hallwalls!!!

Join us for the second annual RESOLUTIONS festival. Featuring new experimental films, videos, installations, web-based work, and performances by local, regional, national and international artists all selected from an open call by selection committee members Ron Ehmke, Carl Lee, Joanna Raczynska, JT Rinker, and Carolyn Tennant. Watch this space for program details soon!

Resolutions WEB PAGE!!!

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****** Also on SATURDAY JAN 28 *****
(Listing from nonsensenyc) Time's Up present: Movie Night
49 East Houston, between Mott and Mulberry, Manhattan
8p; $free

The theme is messengers. Showing Warriors, the Bike Race. No not the
cult classic film from the 70s, not the video game, this is a 30
minute documentary about NYC's most insane alley cat race. 800 riders
came to a park in the Bronx with their gangs and had to get to Coney
Island by sun up. They had to compete in physical challenges, answer
trivia questions and not get obliterated by other gangs. Director's
Jesse Epstein, Michael Green and Christopher Ryan, were on hand to
cover the mayhem.

Also Bike TV presents CMWC05 Wrap Up, a 30 minute presentation from
everyone's favorite public access program, dedicated to the bicycle.
Last year the, Messenger Olympics came to their rightful home, New
York City, for the 13th Messenger World Championships. This program
is a look at much of what when on when the worlds Messengers came to
New York and Jersey for four days of events, last summer.

Bike Kill 2005. Did you miss last Halloween's Bike Kill? Dirty Jersey
Choppers, makers of amazing mutant bikes made a 5 minute video about
all the chaos. Tallbike jousting, dirty mattress riding, footdown and
much more. Bike Kill is an annual event hosted by the Black Label
Bike Club.

Another Bike Kill Video by Nick Golebiewski this one's in super 8mm
and narrated by Matt Levy. Plus a few other surprises.

Time's Up Bike Space/Messenger Space
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Monday, January 30, 2006
Bicycle Film Festival Party
Lit | NYC

The frost will be nipping at your extremties - so check out some great bicycle film fest DJs at LIT.

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+ 10/26-11/27/2005 TULCA FESTIVAL | Galway Ireland
++ 11/26/2005 Get Your Tryp* Out! A Post-Thnxgving Party!

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Saturday, November 26 2005 | 8 to late.
Shadow Puppet Show at Matt Levy's Loft | 345 eldert st. #206
Bushwick, Brooklyn.

Get Your Tryp* Out! A Post-Thnxgving Party!
$free! (cheap liquor bar)

As winter outside gets cold and chilly, inside its gonna get all hot and steamy. Come on over, take it off, do it up and shake it down with performances, interactive events, film screenings and boogie-woogie-woogie! Featuring: the Nick Golebiewski Puppetshow Experience, Vintage New York Tour History Corner, Show Us Your Stuff Open Talent Show hosted by Cockeyed McFeely, Makeout room galore, and a screening of WattStax, the seminal 1972 live Soul Music Concert film Xtravaganza (Issac Hayes, Rufus Thomas, the Bar-Kays, Ike & Tina Turner, Richard Pryor & more!) with a Disco-Dance-A-Thon contest occuring concurrently.

Prizes will be awarded to Best Disco-Dance-Mover, Best Disco-Dance-Shaker, Most Authentic Jewfro/Afro and Most Thematically Irrelevant Costume.
Start practising your funky chicken, people!

345 eldert st. #206
L train to Halsey, walk down Halsey to Irving,
left on Irving, right on Eldert.
Huge Red Brick Bldg. Beer at bodega on corner.
718.930.4768
events@actiondirection.org
*tryptophane.dont miss this spectacular bustdown!
Matt Levy

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October 26 - November 27 2005
Tulca - season of visual arts 2005
Ard Bia artspace, 4 William Street West, Galway Ireland.
www.ardbia.com

Imagine I was There.
Nicholas Golebiewski, Gabriella Kiss and Paula Naughton

Looking at ideas of place, belonging and feeling estranged from home. Nicholas Golebiewski uses humour in giving us access to his home in Brooklyn through the antiquated medium of super 8 and animation. Gabriella Kiss, a Hungarian born, Dublin based video artist is concerned with nostalgia and diaspora.
The Swings is an interactive installation in which the audience become part of Gabriella's personal story. Paula Naughton uses photography to
investigate the emotional history of architecture. Her work deals with time spent in New York and Roscommon.

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+ 10/7/2005 @ 7:00 pm Gears for Fears at Bicycle Film Festival in San Francisco
++ 10/5-9/2005 @ Gears for Fears in Lost Film Festival in Philadelphia

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Friday, October 7 at 7:00 PM
Gears for Fears at the Bicycle Film Festival
Victoria Theater, San Francisco, CA
$8 Tickets: www.bicyclefilmfestival.com
The Bicycle Film Festival is in San Francisco October 5-8, check it out at www.bicyclefilmfestival.com. Gears for Fears will be playing in program 1 on Friday night at 7:00 PM, the bike art show opening with Swoon, Ricky Powell and a million other amazing artists opens on Thursday Oct 6 at the Red Ink Studios.

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October 5-9
LOST FILM FEST 10 in Philly!!
2 venues, 5 days, 70 films/events.
schedule: www.lostfilmfest.com/LFF10

WHEN: October 5 - 9th at:
WHERE: The Rotunda 4012 walnut St + Cockroach Magic (Formerly
Cinemagic) at 3925 Walnut street
PRICE: All screenings/events on sliding scale ($5-10 recommended
donation, but no one will be turned away due to lack of funds). No
advanced tickets required. Admission on a first come first served
basis.

WEST PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania.-Lost Film Fest returns from it's 2005
world tour to it's hometown of Philadelphia for a super exciting major
event in the city of bodily harm and crime. Lost Film Fest, originating
in West Philly is a laugh-a-riot event (heavy emphasis on both “laugh”
and “riot) focusing on pranks against major corporations, government
institutions, and cultural self defense. If you dig culture jamming,
pie fights with cops, Anarchist Porn documentaries, Bike Jousting,
Robots, riot footage, Vegan cooking, Squatting and will vote with a
brick in the next election, you'll love the punk rock urgency of the
Lost Film Fest and its’ celebration of illegal-art. Check out all the
newest wonders in independent film, long before they come to the
theaters. Marvel in the kookiness of the live events like PLAY FOOD
[Learn how to make vegan cheesesteaks with Taran Smith (of Home
Improvement) and Heidi Van Pelt. Learn how to run your vehicle just
like the Lost Film Fest touring one: on VEGGIE OIL.. Try your luck at
Bike Jousting! This is not your mommas film fest.
This years event has been made possible.Thanks to a grant from
Foundation Arts, Additional thank you's to sponsors Evil Twin Booking,
Zombie Insurance, Tofurky, Steaz Soda, Guayaki, Bloodlink, Rockpile,
Republic Of Tofurkistan, + Martnet.com.
This part is great: Special thanks to George W. Bush, Halliburton, Monsanto, IMF, WTO, 700 Club, FOX News, U.S. Supreme Court, Dept. Of Homeland Security, Karl Rove, FEMA and more for radicalizing an entire generation of angry bees.

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+ 9/13 @ 8:30 pm ET + Jacko Shadow Puppet Show at North Six | $10
++ 9/15 @ 8:30 pm 1 minute interview on BCAT | $ your monthly cable bill
+++ 9/28 @ 8:00 pm Video, Art + Sock Puppet extravaganza at White Rabbit | $free
++++ 10/1 @ ?????? My birthday, Laminate something the size of a playing card and put in my bike spokes

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Tuesday, September 13 Doors at 8pm SHADOWS AT 8:30PM
ET + MJ SHADOW PUPPPETS!
NORTH SIX 66 north 6th street brooklyn, ny 11211
$10
Shadow Puppet Theater will perform a Shadow Puppet Performance to Michael Jackson narrating ET! If you missed the performance at EAT Records or enjoyed it so much you want to see it again this is your chance as we open up for Jollyship The Whiz-Bang (Punk-Rock Pirate Puppet Show), The Hazzards, and Dufus. $10 at the door and tell them you're here to see the ET Shadow Puppets!
Don't forget to vote, today is primary day!
northsix site

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Thursday, September 15 at 8:30pm
BROOKLYN CABLE ACCESS TV
(Theoretically) I was interviewed for this program in conjunction with The Bicycle Film Festival at Rooftop Films. If you actually have cable, tune in, and tell me if you see my minute of fame on Brooklyn Cable Access!
Neighborhood Beat: Williamsburg/Greenpoint
Encore Presentations: October 4 at 8:30pm; October 10 at 8:30pm and October 14 at 8:30pm
This month we take an historic trip into the Greenpoint community, as we visit the future site of the Monitor Museum; watch indie films at the renowned Rooftop Film Series; pay a visit to Charlie Pineapple, a popular community theater company; and grab a slice at the famed Fornino’s.

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Wednesday, September 28 at 8pm opening | 9pm VIDEOS
NICK's VIDEO SURVEY with SOCK PUPPET INTERLUDES + VISUAL ART BY JENA CUMBO | CLIFF BORRESS | JOE BRITTAIN AND MORE!!
(aka ART IN A BAR)
WHITE RABBIT 145 E. Houston Street b/n Forsyth and Eldridge (Next to the Landmark Sunshine)
$free
I am having people make sock-puppets of rabbits from around the country and hopefully the socks arrive by this date. Prepare to see the worst performances of brilliant sock actors in the history of the universe caught on video, whom will be introducing a bunch of my films - Gears for Fears, This is Where I Live, Lovester beta, Starbucks Food Safety, Coney Island My Friend and more.
Visual Art on display from Jena Cumbo, Cliff Borress, Joe Brittain and more for the next two weeks.
What you are about to read is definitely not set in stone by any regards: I am lobbying the bar owner to have a special on a drink that is served set on fire! A Flaming Dr. Pepper anyone?
Note: The Flaming Drinks are for real! The Date has been moved to 9/28.

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Saturday, October 1- My Quarter of a Century Birthday!!!
Stay tuned! Puff Paint is in the future.
Laminate something the size of a playing card and put it in the spokes of my bicycle to turn it into a festive bike for a 25 year old. Anything that incorporates glow in the dark paint is appreciated.

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-n