PULSE New York NEW LOCATION! 330 West Street Entrance West Side Highway below W. Houston (Across from Pier 40) Fair Hours Friday, March 5                12pm - 8pm Saturday, March 6            12pm - 8pm Sunday, March 7              12pm - 5pm Booth Highlights Conner Contemporary Art (Washington, DC) Booth B-7 Koen Vanmechelen The electrical cord, USB cable, and umbilical cord in Energy, Communication, Life embody Belgian artist Koen Vanmechelen's premise that, "The whole world is trying to be re-born."  In his on-going project, The Cosmopolitan Chicken Project, Vanmechelen is systematically crossing all breeds of chickens to create a world-mongrel chicken.  His initiative poses ethical questions regarding genetic engineering, globalization, and individuality, while advocating the role of artists in promoting communication and interaction across boundaries, between geographical areas, races, cultures, ideologies, and disciplines, such as art and science.  CTS {creative thriftshop} (Brooklyn, NY) Booth B-14 Jeremy Dean Jeremy Dean's converted Hummer, CEO Stagecoach (from the series Back to the Futurama), is the world's first true custom hybrid car.  In the midst of the worst economic recession since the Great Depression, acclaimed filmmaker and artist Jeremey Dean has captured the turmoil of the times with a cutting edge new piece of interactive large-scale sculpture.  The concept for the Futurama series combines the traditional focus on function and horespower in early modes of transport with the car industries' advancements since.  Dean has taken a gas guzzling, 8 mile-per-gallon Hummer H2 and transformed it into a modern-day Hoover Cart; a timely fusion of the once glorious, now defunct and gratuitous SUV culture of the recent past, and the jalopies that were a bi-product of the Great Depression. Mark Moore Gallery (Santa Monica, CA) Booth A-16 Kim Dorland Nostalgia oftentimes evokes the most layered of emotions.  Fondness and longing for bygone eras evolve as the effects of our maturation color our memories a different hue, creating an ever-morphing palette from which we create our autobiographies.  Such is the mindset and aesthetic employed by painter Kim Dorland as his densely tactile application of acrylic, oil, spray paint, marker, fur, nails, stickers, glass, and metallic foils converge into generously textured depicitons of reality and fantasy alike.  Engaging with the common mythologies associated with the rural and the suburban, Dorland creates a frank and seamless relationship the two worlds. perugi artecontemporenea (Padua, Italy) Booth B-18 Alex Bellan Alex Bellan skilfully creates "turbo-charged ready-mades," objects that are neutral in appearance but paradoxical in nature.  As soon as we perceive the anomaly of these objects, the intrinsic opaqueness of the object dissolves, allowing us to see the profound thinking behind it.  White Boat, on display at PULSE, and other works share a sarcastic and critical viewpoint of society, whose topicality has, unfortunately, increased dramatically since they were first made. Baer Ridgway Exhibitions (San Francisco, CA) Booth I-13 Brion Nuda Rosch Brion Nuda Rosch's work navigates the tensions between figures and landscapes, form and content, in a way that can be described as almost classical.  He manipulates found imagery to play on the boundary of art and art history. Admission General Admission:           $20 Student/ Seniors:             $15* Group Discount:               $12** *Students and University Faculty presenting a valid ID enter free on Friday, March 5 **Please note that the group discount applies to groups of 10 or more. Entrance for children under 12 is free Shuttle Service PULSE New York will offer a shuttle service, Thursday March 4 - Sunday March 7, between the Armory Show at Piers 92 and 94 and PULSE.  The shuttle picks up directly in front of 330 West Street. Directions Mass Transit Via Subway Take the 1 train to Houston Street. Walk west four blocks on Houston to the West Side Highway.  330 West is the building on the left just before crossing the West Side Highway.  The entrance to PULSE New York is just south of W. Houston.  Via Bus From the East. Take the #21 bus west on Houston Street to Washington Street. Walk west on Houston to the West Side Highway.  330 West is the building on the left just before crossing the West Side Highway.  The entrance to PULSE New York is just south of W. Houston.  From the North or South. Take the #20 bus (Hudson Street north, 7th Avenue south) to Houston Street. Walk west on Houston to the West Side Highway.  330 West is the building on the let just before crossing the West Side Highway.  The entrance to PULSE New York is just south of W. Houston. For Driving Directions please click here PULSE New York 2010 Exhibitors B bitforms gallery, New York Black & White Gallery, New York C CONNER CONTEMPORARY ART, Washington {CTS} creative thriftshop, Brooklyn D Davidson Contemporary, New York DEAN PROJECT, Long Island City dm contemporary, Mill Neck F Lukas Feichtner Galerie, Vienna FREIGHT + VOLUME, New York ftc. Fiedler taubert contemporary, Berlin G GAAIN GALLERY, Seoul Caren Golden Fine Art, New York H Habana, Ciudad Habana Patrick Heide Contemporary Art , London GALERIE ERNST HILGER, Vienna Horrach Moya, Palma de Mallorca Hosfelt Gallery, New York Isabel Hurley, Málaga J Charlie James Gallery, Los Angeles Gallery Joe, Philadelphia K galerieKleindienst, Leipzig Koplin Del Rio, Culver City Kudlek van der Grinten, Cologne L Richard Levy Gallery, Albuquerque Livingstone Gallery, The Hague Diana Lowenstein Fine Arts, Miami M M+B, Los Angeles Magnan Metz Gallery, New York Andrea Meislin Gallery, New York Nicholas Metivier Gallery, Toronto Mark Moore Gallery, Santa Monica Morgan Lehman, New York P P∙P∙O∙W Gallery, New York perugi artecontemporanea, Padua PRAXIS INTERNATIONAL ART, New York R Galerie Jean Luc & Takako Richard, Paris Galerie Stefan Roepke, Cologne RUARTS, Moscow Mary Ryan Gallery, New York S Carrie Secrist Gallery, Chicago Silverlens Gallery, Makati City Spinello Gallery, Miami STUX Gallery, New York T Ermanno Tedeschi Gallery, Turin TOKYO GALLERY + BTAP, Tokyo V Virgil de Voldere Gallery, New York W WINKLEMAN, New York Z ZIDOUN GALLERY, Luxembourg IMPULSE AI KOWADA GALLERY, Tokyo AMSTEL GALLERY, Amsterdam Antena Estudio, Mexico City BAER RIDGWAY EXHIBITIONS, San Francisco CHRISTINA RAY, New York Lyons Wier Gallery, New York Mirai Projects, Stockholm Galerie PICI, Seoul RJ FINE ARTS, Stamford Tyler Rollins Fine Art, New York Michael Rosenthal, San Francisco Galerie SAS, Montréal VINYL CONTEMPORARY, Brooklyn NON PROFITS, PARTNERS, AND PUBLICATIONS Aperture, New York Art in General, New York ArtWeLove.com, New York BAMart/ Brooklyn Academy of Music, Brooklyn Brodsky Center for Innovative Editions, New Brunswick EIKON, Vienna New York Residence,

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