On the evening of February 24th, I will be performing my “I WILL TALK WITH ANYONE” piece in Brooklyn. Come by and talk with me. Details below.

SPECIAL EVENTS
In a special event taking place in Williamsburg during the weekend of Fountain, Steve Lambert will present “I WILL TALK WITH ANYONE”, a table set up on the sidewalk allowing passersby to speak with Steve about anything on their minds. Look for Steve on the corner of N. 5th and Roebling Streets throughout the evening of February 24th, during the Williamsburg Gallery Association’s “After Hours” event.

FOUNTAIN
Fountain is a new avant-garde art fair pioneered by Brooklyn’s most cutting-edge galleries.

LOCATION: 660 12th Avenue [between 48th St. and 49th St., 4 blocks south of The Armory Show/Pier 94]

DATES: Thursday, February 22-Monday, February 26, 2007

OPENING RECEPTION: Thursday, February 22, 5pm-12am

EXHIBITION HOURS: 11am-7pm

ABOUT FOUNTAIN
The avant-garde has always laid claim to history through its challenges and victories over the status quo. In 1917, at the unjuried Society of Artists exhibition, Marcel Duchamp unveiled the world’s most famous ready-made art object: “Fountain.” It is in this spirit of the unexpected that some of Williamsburg, Brooklyn’s most forward-thinking and cutting-edge galleries, including Capla Kesting Fine Art, Front Room, Glowlab, McCaig-Welles Gallery and Outrageous Look, have collaborated to present Fountain New York 2007. Expect floor-to-ceiling displays of brand- new works, bold installations, impromptu performance events and the best parties of the weekend, as this exhibition makes its mark in a massive 5000 square foot space at 660 12th Avenue, a few blocks from the Armory show at Pier 94.

PARTICIPATING GALLERIES:
Capla Kesting
Ch’i Contemporary
Front Room Gallery
Steven Gagnon
Glowlab
McCaig-Welles
New Improved Art
Outrageous Look
Yum Yum Factory

GLOWLAB @ FOUNTAIN
Glowlab presents new works by Robin Antiga, Kurt Bigenho, Bethany Bristow, Beth Coleman, Howard Goldkrand, D. Jean Hester, Heather L. Johnson, Steve Lambert, Marisa Olson, Mark Price, Sal Randolph and Lee Walton.

Fountain is made possible in part by the support of arts services organizations including the Brooklyn Arts Council, Fractured Atlas, Nurture Art and the Williamsburg Gallery Association.