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I am...: Glowlab supports emerging art and technology inspired by the everyday life of cities. From our studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, we operate as a nomadic initiative, collaborating and consulting with host galleries, arts organizations and individual artists around the world. Each year we produce Conflux, the art and technology festival for the creative exploration of urban public space.

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Posted on 18th March 2008 at 10:50pm â€”

Posted on 18th March 2008 at 10:30pm â€”

At 2:18pm on 19th August 2008, artreview.com said…: Hi Glowlab

It would be great to see some of your work, along with images and updates from your gallery.

At 9:25am on 14th April 2008, michael alan said…: FADE EVERYTHING FADES
EVERYTHING FADES
LIFE IS SHORT MAKE ART DIE IN A BAG AND EAT A BUG
LOVE FADE
KEEP TAGING THOSE BUILDING IN LIGHTSSSSSS

At 10:37pm on 8th April 2008, Leo Kesting Gallery said…: Leo Kesting Gallery Presents:
Brian Leo - Truck Bomb -
Dam Stuhltrager - Mark Andreas
April 10 - 27, 2008
Opening Reception: Thur April 10, 7-10 pm
812 Washington St (at Gansevoort) NY, NY 10014

BETTER BE THERE CAUSE THE SHOW IS HOT

At 7:09pm on 30th March 2008, Jen Blazina said…: Hi,
I just joined the site and am interested in having you look at my work. I would be interested in what you have to say. My website is: jenblazina.com
Best Regards, Jen

At 9:15pm on 26th March 2008, Jeffrey Porterfield said…: Hi all, thanks for the add. All best, JP

At 11:11am on 24th March 2008, Joas Sebastian Nebe said…: Hi glowlab,
please feel free to check my artreview site or my website www.jsnebe.de!
best regards
Joas Sebastian Nebe

At 9:39pm on 21st March 2008, Leo Kesting Gallery said…: http://www.artnet.com/magazineus/news/artnetnews/artnetnews3-21-08.asp

Finally, at least one player has bowed out of the 2008 frenzy, albeit a small one. Fountain, the fair launched in 2006 by a trio of hip Williamsburg galleries, announced on its website that it has put its 2008 New York edition on ice. Fountain New York, which in 2007 featured Capla Kesting, Ch’i Contemporary Fine Art, Front Room, Steven Gagnon, Glowlab, McCaig-Welles, New Improved Art, Outrageous Look and Yum Yum Factory, received positive press for its spirited take on the art-fair concept [see "Tossing in the Fountain," Feb. 27, 2007] but declared that this time around "the scene is over-run." It does expect to appear later in 2008 in Miami for Art Basel week, and promises a return to New York in 2009.

Fountain founder David Kesting added in an email that he hoped the hiatus made art enthusiasts appreciate Fountain’s less corporate approach. "People appreciate independence more," he wrote, "when they don’t have it."