Noah Lyon – I Live In A Box – Black Ark Gallery, Bushwick, NY
Noah Lyon “I Live In A Box” – Black Ark Gallery – click images – Press “Noah Lyon at Home by James Wagner”
NOAH LYON at Printed Matter’s FRIENDLY FIRE / NY ART BOOK FAIR – 2007, New York City
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Noah Lyon artist books and Retard Riot zines table at the 2nd Annual NY Art Book Fair 2007 Friendly Fire exhibition curated by Printed Matter Inc.
Printed Matter Inc. presents: The NY Art Book Fair 2006, New York City
The Retard Riot table at the 1st annual The NY Art Book Fair in the old DIA building.
BUTTON BATTLE !!! Andrew Jeffrey Wright vs. Noah Lyon – Padlock Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
Button Battle – Andrew Jeffrey Wright vs. Noah Lyon – Padlock Gallery, Philadelphia, PA – click images
BEIGE Presents: The Infinite Fill Group Show curated by Jamie and Cory Arcangel
Groo the Wander, Wolverine & other original Noah Lyon MacPaint 1989 drawings in the show coming soon…
Foxy Production announces The Infinite Fill Show, a group exhibition of dazzling black and white patterns, curated by brother and sister team Cory and Jamie Arcangel. The exhibition includes new and historical, readymade and handcrafted works in a range of media. The curators sent out an open call to artists for found or made objects which had to adhere to two basic rules: they must be black and white, and they must contain repeating patterns. The curatorial concept was inspired by MAC Paint, the 1984 software application with varied 16-bit monochrome patterning that could be picked and dropped into areas of the screen to denote color and depth. For Cory and Jamie Arcangel, this rudimentary precursor to Photoshop’s draw and paint functions provides a creative tool to explore multiple perspectives within a unifying aesthetic.
The Infinite Fill Show, features over eighty artists, from high school students to internationally renowned artists, including: Lucas Ajemian + LLFS, Elyse Allen, Cory Arcangel, Jamie Arcangel, Maureen Arcangel, Steve Austin, Jimmy Baker, Michael Bell-Smith, Orit Ben-Shitrit, Marc LeBlanc, Chris Bors, Sascha Braunig, Jonah Brucker-Cohen, James Buckhouse, Anthony Campuzano, Henry Chamberlain, Peter Coffin, Ryan Compton, Elisabeth Condon, Matt Coors, Devon Costello, Mark Daggett, Jim Drain, Sarah Dunbar, Dragan Espenschied, Devin Flynn, Nello Gacuda, Joy Garnett, Tamara Gayer, Paul Gigolotti, Benjamin Godsill, Katherine Grayson, Sabrina Gschwandtner, Jim Hamlyn, Tamara Henderson, Honeygun Labs, G.H. Hovagimyan, Akiko Ichikawa, Ketta Ioannidou, jimpunk, Aya T. Kanai, Chris Kasper, Ori Kleiner, Paul Laster, Patrick Lichety, LOVID, Noah Lyon, Kevin McGarry, Joe McKay, Erica Magrey, Frankie Martin, Jonte Martin, Jillian Mcdonald, Louisa Minkin, Justin Michell, Kyle Mock, Tom Moody, MTAA, Josh Nimoy, David Noonan, Marisa Olsen, PAPER RAD, Marcin Ramocki, Scott Reeder, Tyson Reeder, Douglas Repetto, Leif Ritchey, RSG, Sterling Ruby, Mag Ruder, Justin Samson, Gregory J Scranton, Daniel Shiffman, Sistaz 4Ever, Paul Slocum, Renee So, Erika Somogyi, Nancy Smith, Oriane Stender, Kirsten Stoltmann, Jennifer Sullivan, Michael Takeo, Joshua W.F. Thomson, Cody Trepte, Van Arsdale High School Art Students, Andrew M.K. Warren, Ben Warwas, Andrew Jeffrey Wright.
July 22 to August 20, 2004 Opening: July 22, 6 to 8:30 pm at Foxy Production Gallery 547 WEST 27 ST NEW YORK, NY 10001 Summer Hours: Tuesday to Friday 11 am to 6 pm
Reviews: The New York Times, Tom Moody, James Wagner
“chopped off heads of dudes” – the BLD, Columbus, OH
April 10 – June 14, 2004 at The BLD – Columbus, Ohio USA. Opening Party with videos by Paper Rad. Performances by Cock E.S.P., Occasional Detroit, Irene Moon, Noumena, Russian Tsarcasm.
