NYC: Fahamu Pecou and Hebru Brantley performing a Warhol-Basquiat style painting session

Posted on August 9th, 2009 by visionist.
Categories: Art, Atlanta, Chicago, History.

INSTANT ART HISTORY IMMEDIATELY: The Fak’try”, is a modern day
reincarnation of Andy Warhol’s hip 60’s hangout where artists,
musicians, writers, critics and socialites gathered and shared in
creative energy and live parties.

The project is a site specific living installation that features
Fahamu Pecou and Hebru Brantley performing a Warhol-Basquiat style
painting session while their contemporaries, which include a host of
artists, musicians, performers etc. take up residence in the space
engaging in, well, whatever they want. Photographers and filmmakers
will document this momentous history-in-the-making.

Each night features a mini-opening and party
from 7p-12a.

During the course of the weeklong performance, scenes for the
accompanying “mock-umentary” The Fak’try will be filmed.

Come be a part of Instant Art History…

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