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• Christian Marclay
• Luther Davis
• Glen Baldridge
• Visual Arts
• Graphic Design

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Since the printmaking duo Forth Estate, the Brooklyn-based team of Luther Davis and Glen Baldridge, say they have an interest in producing limited-edition works by emerging artists, perhaps they are using Saturday Sessions, a new art party presented by PopRally, to find their latest protégé—you! At this massive participatory art event, inspired by Christian Marclay's P.S.1 installation 2822 Records, work alongside Forth Estate and other artists to screenprint on blank LP sleeves. At the end, you'll receive a surplus LP from Marclay's exhibit to take away with your artwork. Bonus: Surf-pop dudes Real Estate (no relation to Forth Estate, we don't think) will perform at 6 p.m. after the printmaking activities.
Sat., April 24, 4 p.m., 2010