Projects is
an ongoing series of exhibitions in which artists execute installations
and actions in the house to be viewed via the internet each month and
sometimes in person.
PROJECTS 2002:
AUGUST
Daniel Bozhkov
Learn
How To Fly Over A Very Large Larry
Learn
How To Fly Over A Very Large Larry is the
667Shotwell's 1 year anniversary show and the eleventh installment.
'"Learn
How to Fly Over a Very Large Larry" started during August when Daniel
Bozhkov, with the help of fellow artist Kathryn Chan, made a 300-by-250-foot
crop sign of Larry King on a hayfield in Madison, Maine. Daniel then took
flying lessons over the crop sign of the Very Large Larry and documented
the flight with photos and video from the plane.
"Learn How to
Fly Over Very Large Larry" was released into the media and was covered
by local and national news, including the Associated Press wire, ABC,
CBS, NBC and CNN as it reached Larry King himself. Larry King made a symbolis
jesture of giving his suspenders to the actor Mathew Perry, and said how
humbled he was by the crop sign with his likeness.
The movie "Signs",
where Mel Gibson plays a farmer, coping with mysterious crop circles,
topped the box office againover the long Labor Day weekend, on its way
to $200 million.
Daniel invited the plant expert,
and local 911 emergency-operator Grace Jaqua to identify the plant species
growing on the site of Very Large Larry. The suspenders are covered mostly
with timothy and milkweed, while at the tip of Larry King's head there is
plenty of common thistle, golden rod and vetch.
667Shotwell will be hosting another
'"Learn How to Fly Over a Very Large Larry"', BAKING PARTY ON SEPTEMBER
19, 2002. Visitors will be invited to make cookies using a LARRY KING COOKIE-CUTTER
made by Daniel Bozhkov. Larry King cookies will be baked in a medium-high
oven and tasted, accompanied with mineral water and various other drinks (milk,
Beer, etc).
Daniel Bozhkov is a New York
based artist and is a current particpant at the PS1 Contemporary Art Center.
Recent shows include "Listening to New Voices" at the PS1 Contemporary
Art Center and a solo show at Parlour Projects, "Sour Milk."
A mobile 667Shotwell
in a silver-blue Make-Up Case that will tour with Daniel Bozhkov in NYC
for viewings of 667Shotwell and it's monthly artist projects. The First
Projects include "Learn How to Fly Over a Very Large Larry,"
by Daniel, "Are You A Contender?" by Alison Pebworth, and "Ho
Ho Ho" by Brian Storts.