When:
Reception: Friday June 16th, 2006 from 7pm - 11pm. (The show will be up until Monday, July 10th. Gallery hours: Saturday and Sunday 10am - 5 pm. Weekdays tbd.) Contact Allison for more info or directions at 201-323-3459

Where:
Residue Gallery: 107 Brunswick Street, Jersey City, NY 97032

"Come check out Allison Fox's photography at our "Grand Opening" Friday June 16th from 7pm till 11pm.

http://www.residuegallery.com
New art gallery run by Christopher Fischer and Jason Rodriguez, two SVA Graduates and local Jersey City artists.

After quite a bit of work and deliberation the inaugural issue of Dots and Quotes is finally out.

http://www.lulu.com/content/302378

Yes, that's right an art criticism magazine brought into the world from the sensibilities of yours truly and west coast co-conspirator Sam Gould.

First issue includes:
• 2002 Whitney Biennial curator Larry Rinder writes about the inspiring curatorial method of Stephanie Cannizzo that "will never be taught in a curatorial program. Which is too bad."

• Harrell Fletcher is interviewed by Jim Drain. Questions are asked such as "Why are people are so apathetic?" and "Who are the powerless?" and of course "Have you ever had a mystical experience?".

• Sheila Heti explains how to run a lecture series based on her experience with her own, though she suggests you don't.

• Curator and New York personality Adam Kleinman explains why Phil Spector's "Wall of Sound", the films of Terrence Malick and Wong Kar-Wai, and Ed Ruscha, produce similar chemical reactions in your brain and could be categorized
as "shoegaze" arts.

• Cabela's is a 400 acre gun/ lazyboy outlet, a themed waterpark, and NASCAR track. Hesse McGraw, expert on all
things Midwest, investigates this and other huge things.

• Jon Rubin gives Jose del Pesco a golf lesson, while explaining why he's making his own art school, amongst other things.

• Highly prolific artist, curator, designer Rich Jacobs discusses his personal trajectory with art and skateboarding.

• Greg Scholette explains the latest roll-out of enterprise culture- art collectives.

• Scott Rigby and Marc Fisher have a talk about BASEKAMP, Philadelphia's space for collective effort since 1998.

• Plus a lot more*.

So order an issue, pass on the link, and let us know what you think.