Anthony Anaya,
Faelan Blair-Casarez,
Annie Blazejack,
Tom Boram,
Daniel Caran,
Lewis Colburn,
Gioj De Marco,
Benjamin Del Castillo,
Bethany Dinsick,
Electric Sound Bath,
Miles Engel-Hawbecker,
Alejandro Figueredo Diaz-Perera,
Eric Fleischauer,
Alejandro Franco,
Richard Haley,
Sam Hamilton,
Geddes Levenson,
Tara Long,
Douglas Repetto,
Momma Tried,
Michael Webster,
Josèphine Wister Faure,
David Yu:
20/20: twenty artists/twenty hours

Press Release

Friday, September 07, 2018: 20 Hour Experience 9pm Friday - 5pm Saturday
Saturday, September 08, 2018. 5:00pm-7:00pm: Opening Reception

Annie Blazejack and Geddes Levenson
Anthony Anaya
Alejandro Franco and Daniel Caran
Bethany Dimsick
Sam Hamilton
Lewis Colburn
David Yu
Electric Sound Bath (Brian Griffith and Angela Wilson)
Faelan Blair
Gioj De Marco
Richard Haley
Eric Fleischauer
Josephine Wister Faure
Michael Webster
Miles Engel-Hawbecker
Momma Tried
Douglas Repetto
Tara Long
Benjamin Del Castillo and Alejandro Figueredo Díaz-Perera
Tom Borax

The current exhibition highlights what happened at Locust Projects on September 7-8, 2018, when 20 artists presented 20 projects over 20 hours. Twenty artists and collectives who have never before exhibited at Locust Projects each presented newly commissioned works in one-hour temporary exhibitions over twenty consecutive hours. Their re-configured projects or documentation is what's left including a video of highlights from the twenty-hour marathon celebrating Locust Projects' 20th Anniversary year.

Artists: Anthony Anaya, Faelan Blair, Annie Blazejack and Geddes Levenson, Tom Boram III, Benjamin Del Castillo and Alejandro Figueredo Díaz-Perera, Lewis Colburn, Bethany Dinsick, Miles Engel-Hawbecker, Eric Fleischauer, Alejandro Franco and Daniel Caran, Brian Griffith and Angela Wilson, Richard Haley, Sam Hamilton, Tara Long, Gioj De Marco, Momma Tried (Micah Learner + Theo Eliezer), Douglas Repetto, Michael Webster, Josephine Wister Faure, and David Yu.

Video highlights the 20-hour marathon of 20 projects presented over 20 hours at Locust Sept 7-8, 2018

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