KickTraq

To our amazing supporters,  I am excited to announce that Kickstarter has "handpicked" us to appear on its "curated" blog. They published the brand new .GIF files we created (the same ones I unsuccessfully tried to share with you yesterday), along... (Read More)

Oh dear, the GIFs didn't work in this format but we'll get them up and let you know by tomorrow! xo, Coach B  (Read More)

To our amazing supporters and those considering supporting us: There are just two days remaining to raise the final 25 percent of our goal in order to receive funding. If we don't raise the full $15K, BIG BAD ART might cease to be, meaning the... (Read More)

To our amazing supporters, Writing to let you know "Big Bad Art" is starting to enjoy a surge of media exposure.  For starters, we've just been named BEST CROWDFUNDED PROJECT OF THE WEEK by Movie Maker Magazine. There was a piece on über-hip... (Read More)

This week MovieMaker is delving into the world of contemporary artwork with Big Bad Art, a lively documentary about one artist’s struggle to complete the defining project of his career: a house party. That’s right, a beer keg, blasting stereo, writhing bodies-filled house party. (Read More)

Last year, artist Andrew Ohanesian built a fully functioning replica of a suburban home inside Pierogi Gallery’s Boiler in Brooklyn. I was there, in a manner of speaking, before the overturning of the bed and ceiling punching and the “Punk Rock for Rich Kids” wall writing, but everyone wilded out. The artist pretended to be mad but he wasn’t mad. It really was a suburban party, a very interesting experiment in relational aesthetics. (Read More)

One year and two days ago, hundreds of people attended “The House Party,” an exhibition opening-cum-college kegger thrown to activate Andrew Ohanesian’s functioning replica of a suburban home inside Pierogi Gallery’s Boiler annex. Documentary filmmaker Ben Cannon was on hand to shoot the raucous happening — and the frantic construction process leading up to it — and now he’s launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund the completion of the resulting feature-length documentary, “Big Bad Art.” (Read More)

Remember that amazing House Party installation by Andrew Ohanesian? You know, the one where Andrew recreated an actual apartment inside The Boiler and then let people party and trash it over the duration of the show? (Read More)