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2006 PS1 'Warm Up' Schedule posted

"Warm Up 2006 opens with the ten-year reunion of Body & SOUL with Danny Krivit, François K. and Joe Claussell. The legendary New York-based group is known for putting on spirited – and spiritual – daytime dance parties. Other highlights from the 2006 series include The Idjut Boys, Rub-n-Tug, The Glimmers, Kudu, The Juan Maclean, DJ Loda, Carl Craig, and A Guy Called Gerald. On August 5, Warm Up will be organized by the designer agnès b. The lineup for this special program will be available on www.ps1.org...."

Full Lineup below and on their website. Tickets will be sold on ticketweb for the first time this year too....

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Please check www.ps1.org for the latest information as the schedule is subject to change.

July 1
Body & SOUL Ten-Year Reunion with Danny Krivit, François K. and Joe Claussell

July 8
The Idjut Boys (U-Star, Cottage, Tirk, London)
Phil South (No Ordinary Monkey, NYC)

July 15
Todd Terje (Full Pupp, Oslo, Norway)
Kudu “live” (Nublu, NYC) Citizen Kane (APT, NYC)

July 22
A Guy Called Gerald “live”(Sugoi, U.K. Berlin)
San Serac “live” (Output, Boston) Derek Plaslaiko (Ghostly, NYC)

July 29
The Juan Maclean “live” (DFA)
Adam X “live” (Sonic Groove, NYC)
Jeffrey Sfire (Ghostly, NYC)

Aug 5
agnès b. Presents…

Aug 12
Rub-N-Tug (Eskimo, aNYthing)
Escort “live” (NYC)

Aug 19
Mathew Johnson “live” (Wagon Repair, Vancouver B.C.)
Beppe Loda (Afro-Cosmic, Italy)
Lee Douglas (Rong Music)
Jeremy Campbell (Tropical Computer System)

Aug 26
The Glimmers (Eskimo, Belgium)
+ a special guest

Sept 2
Carl Craig (Planet E, Detroit)
Gamal Awad
+ a special guest

Hours
Opening July 1, Warm Up 2006 will be held for ten weeks, each Saturday through September 2, from 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Visitors using public transportation are advised to check the MTA Weekend Service Advisory [http://www.mta.nyc.ny.us/nyct/service/subsrvnweekend.htm].

Admission
On Warm Up Saturdays, from 2:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., the admission fee to P.S.1 and Warm Up is $10. Included in this price is access to all exhibitions and Warm Up. During this time, P.S.1 does not offer the $5 suggested admission or any other discounted admission rate.

On Warm Up Saturdays, from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m., museum admission is free.

Warm Up Season Pass and Advance Tickets
For the aficionados, the Warm Up Season Pass is available for purchase until July 7, 2006. The Pass is $100 and valid for all ten Saturdays in 2006 and admits the cardholder plus one guest.

For the first time, advance tickets to Warm Up and the Season Pass are available on www.ps1.org beginning on June 5. Click “Warm Up” and look for the TicketWeb icon. Tickets will also be available at the door on the day of the event.

Young Architects Program
2006 marks the seventh annual MoMA/P.S.1 Young Architects Program, a competition that gives emerging architects the opportunity to realize an outdoor environment designed to host the Warm Up series. This year’s project, BEATFUSE!, by the New York-based firm OBRA, features an installation that evokes a sense of interior space via curved, interconnected shells made of plywood and polypropylene mesh that ripple throughout the courtyard. Since 1998, artists and architects including Gelatin, Philip Johnson, SHoP, ROY, William Massie, EMERGENT/Tom Wiscombe, and Xefirotarch have transformed P.S.1’s courtyard into an urban beach with works of interactive architecture and sculpture that have inspired both critics and audiences alike. BEATFUSE! opens June 22.

Generous funding for Warm Up 2006 is provided by agnès b. and Union Beer, with additional support by Glacéau.

Previously
Mu played PS1 in NYC


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Posted on June 5, 2006 2:52 AM

Comments (10)

Help to understand this... If I get there before 2:00 pm, can I stay for the party after 2 without paying?

Posted by Eduardo | June 5, 2006 9:06 AM

Any idea who is playing aug 5 - "agnes b. presents..."

Posted by Anonymous | June 5, 2006 9:16 AM

Of course, all the South Americans and Europeans will be off watching the world cup during the first weeks.

Posted by Native | June 5, 2006 10:09 AM

Cool; that means there may be room to breathe this year...

Posted by K | June 5, 2006 10:37 AM

Eduardo, how about you get a job?

Hopefully the exhibits will be just as good.

Posted by Anonymous | June 5, 2006 4:21 PM

Let me guess: The previous commenter has a trust fund.

Posted by Paris Hilton | June 5, 2006 7:40 PM

"Cool; that means there may be room to breathe this year..."

Are you serious? People watching/meeting is the best part about PS1 Saturdays. Can you imagine PS1 without the Brazilian contingent? Those who have seen the Brazilian beauties dancing know what I am talking about. Enjoy the midwestern heffers and the Williamsburg waifs.

Posted by Anonymous | June 5, 2006 10:36 PM

I bet you like Brazilian ladies the most because they show the most flesh and they're the ones most likely to get Brazilian waxes.

Posted by Giselle Bundchen | June 6, 2006 1:25 AM

"Eduardo, how about you get a job?"

If I could get in for free, what's the problem? to avoid the $10 cover I'd have to be there earlier... don't suffer man, you just use your money to take a cab to PS1, pay the cover, leave a tip and invite me a beer

Posted by Eduardo | June 6, 2006 1:12 PM

who is KUDU? July 15th...

Posted by whois? | June 7, 2006 11:53 AM

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