PRESS RELEASE � WALDEN Gallery

Contact:        Robert Walden
                 212.533.4121
                 9 Clinton St.
                 New York, NY 10002
                 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

WALDEN is pleased to announce the opening of the exhibition:

MTAA's New Stealth Model Of Careerism
(AKA It Took 4 Hours and 8 Beers To Write These Words...)

January 28, 2000 - March 12, 2000

Opening reception: Friday January 28 from 6 to 9 p.m.
Gallery Hours: Saturday and Sunday 12 to 6 p.m. and by appointment

T.Whid of MTAA, a Brooklyn-based conceptual and internet art collaboration, 
describes the group�s
work as, �a real-time fiction played out on the internet and documented 
with the artifacts
exhibited in this show.� MTAA's first solo show presents projects it has 
produced using the
internet as an interactive social medium. The show includes The Direct To 
Your Home Art Projects
(DYHAP), a set of instructions on how to construct MTAA artworks. Also 
included is Site Unseen, a
collection of 100 titles for artworks that MTAA will create for anyone at 
100 bucks per work. All
the works may be viewed while listening to the Audio Tour and Extended 
Dance Mix created
exclusively for this show at WALDEN. The Audio Tour features MTAA, with 
guest artist/DJs CP_V70
and Yab Yum.

MTAA is a collaboration between the artists Mark River and T. Whid. They 
have recently presented
work at Art and Idea, Mexico City and through 9/9 Review of Practical Art, 
Paris, France. They
will be included in the online project Art Entertainment Network, curated 
by the Walker Art
Center, in February 2000. MTAA's work may be found online at their website 
MT Enterprises
WorldWide (http://www.mteww.com).

WALDEN seeks to explore contemporary issues, both social and artistic, by 
presenting the work of
provocative local, national and international artists.

Directions: Take the F train to Second Ave. Follow Houston St. east. Take a 
right on Clinton St.
Or take the JMZ train to Essex St. Follow Delancey St. east. Take a left on 
Clinton St. WALDEN is
located between Houston and Stanton Streets.




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