Please join us for the 

GALLERY 525
GRAND RE-OPENING 
CELEBRATIONS 

Saturday, February 21, 2015
5pm to 8pm

and

Sunday, February 22, 2015
2pm to 3:30pm

Lydia Lunch Spoken Word Performance
Joined by Admiral Grey

The unveiling of a new and transformed Gallery 525 will take place on Saturday, February 21st from 5 to 8pm at the Grand Re-Opening Celebration featuring a sneak preview of upcoming artists and shows for the year, including works by Lydia Lunch, Grady Gordon, Carmen Abelleira, Mike McCarthy, Rick Monzon, Mary Neville, Sooz Glazebrook, Kelly Luscombe Bea, Dianne Bennett and Dan Levin, amongst others.  

With state-of-the-art lighting, stage and sound, Gallery 525 is set to feature visual and multi-media artists in a dynamic, yet intimate and inviting M.O.Town location. In addition to an exhibition space dedicated solely for artists’ shows, the gallery will have an “artists’ store,” with curated fun and intriguing art pieces, jewelry, prints and more from local and national artists.  Now with new expanded hours open six days a week, Gallery Directors Kelly Luscombe-Bea, Sooz Glazebrook and Michael McCarthy are looking forward sharing stunning and surprising art, not to mention music, performance, film, workshops and private events.   

 On Sunday, February 22, 
from 2 – 3:30pm, a Spoken Word Performance with Lydia Lunch joined by Admiral Grey will be held.  
Reservations required. 
$17 online pre-paid tickets (reserve your seat now), $20 at door if seats are available.  

 Cited by Time Out magazine as “one of the most influential performers to have emerged from New York City,” Lydia Lunch first burst onto the scene in the 70s at the age of 16 with “a small suitcase, a winter coat, and a big attitude.”

Since that time, Lunch has performed with countless bands including Teenage Jesus and the Jerks, 8-Eyed Spy, 1313, and, most recently, Big Sexy Noise, and Retrovirus.  She has produced spoken word records, curated performance series in America and Europe, and worked with dozens of luminaries in film, music and literature.  Lunch has written five books, which have been translated into seven languages, released more than 30 LPs and continues to be a driving force in art, music, and literature and especially her forte, performance. 

Photo by Jasmine Hurst

Admiral Grey joins Lydia Lunch

Joining her will be Composer, Writer, Director, Designer and Musician Admiral Grey, who expresses her work through experimental theater, video, performance pieces and live music - sometimes all combined. This year sees the release of her band Cellular Chaos' sophomore album, "Diamond Teeth Clenched" as well as a compilation album of her solo work from the last 10 years. 

All are invited to take in the outrageous, poignant and at times wickedly humorous spins on what Ms. Lunch is so adamantly passionate about from love to the state of the planet, and to enjoy the  mesmerizing performance of Admiral Grey.      Reservations required.  

http://www.gallery525.com/lydia-lunch-tickets.html

http://www.gallery525.com/lydia-lunch.html