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EileenF — 2014-05-20T20:44:10Z

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- \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Mailing Address'''\|\| - \|\|P.O. Box 10691, Rochester, NY 14610\|\| - \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Hours'''\|\| - \|\|Saturday 10:00AM to 3:00PM\|\| - \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Phone'''\|\| - \|\| 585 615 8446\|\| - \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Wheelchair Accessible'''\|\| - \|\|["Info Needed"]\|\| - \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Website'''\|\| - \|\|[http://AVSpace.org]\|\|
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- '''A/V''' is an ["Art/Spaces" exhibition] and performance space at the Rochester ["Public Market"]. It was a venue for the ["CounterFitFest"] in 2005.	+ See ["Gone, But Not Forgotten"]
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- A/V conceives themselves as the "radical rethinking of the notion of artistic space." Their mission is to reflect the wide range of the contemporary arts today, from photography, painting, and sculpture, to contemporary classical and electronic music, to noise art, multimedia installation, and public art.	+ '''A/V''' was an ["Art/Spaces" exhibition] and performance space at the Rochester ["Public Market"]. It was a venue for the ["CounterFitFest"] in 2005. + + A/V conceived themselves as the "radical rethinking of the notion of artistic space." Their mission was to reflect the wide range of the contemporary arts today, from photography, painting, and sculpture, to contemporary classical and electronic music, to noise art, multimedia installation, and public art.

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jgerek — 2014-05-20T20:35:48Z

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	+ ------ + ''2014-05-20 16:35:48'' [[nbsp]] Last evidence of activity in late 2007. Website gone. On-line note about the city shutting them down. GBNF? --["Users/jgerek"]

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jgerek — 2012-12-17T19:13:51Z

linked counterfitfest

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EileenF — 2012-04-29T22:51:51Z

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EileenF — 2012-04-29T22:50:40Z

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- [http://avspace.org/calendar.php Calendar of events] - - A/V represents nothing less than a radical rethinking of the notion of artistic space. Our mission is to reflect the wide range of the contemporary arts today, from photography, painting, and sculpture, to contemporary classical and electronic music, to noise art, multimedia installation, and public art. Equal parts art gallery, concert hall, and electronic music studio, we aim to provide an open and flexible space that welcomes a diversity of genres and breaks down the distinctions between high and low art. - - == A Brief History == - - A/V began life as The All-Purpose Room, an exhibition and performance space founded by musicians Heather Gardner, Lynn Hileman, and Kevin McFarland, and visual artist Jack Zazlo. The APR opened its doors on May 23, 2003 with a mission to present the best innovative art and music in Rochester, and for the next year we hosted a wide variety of shows featuring contemporary classical music, electronica, painting, photography, and multimedia installation. - - Kevin, Jack, and Heather left the APR in spring and summer of 2004 to pursue their own goals and visions, and we were joined by longtime APR collaborators Kate Laux, Keith Sanders, Graham Saathoff, and Joe Tunis. In the Fall of 2004, fellow collaborators Cameron Farash and Mike Twohig joined the group. And then in the Winter of 2004, Marc-Charles McNulty joined the group. More recently, in 2005 Kate and Keith left A/V and moved to Montreal, and visual artist Andy Gilmore and musicians David Merulla and Chris Reeg joined the A/V team. In 2006, Marc-Charles McNulty left the space, and artist/musician Scott Oliver joined the group. - - Current active members of A\V are Lynn Hileman, Joe Tunis, Graham Saathoff, Mike Twohig, Cameron Farash, Chris Reeg, Andy Gilmore, David Merulla, and Scott Oliver. More information about current curators and their contributions to A/V can be found at [http://www.avspace.org/?page=curators_page their webpage] - - In order to reflect the growing civic orientation of the APR, a new non-profit arts organization, All-Purpose Arts, was formed in August 2004. Our goal at APA is to promote the contemporary arts in Rochester by providing a flexible venue for their performance and presentation, and to raise public awareness of the arts offering instructional programs in art and music, and by bringing the arts to the Marketview Heights Neighborhood. We re-named our gallery A/V, and are focused on presenting more new art and music than ever before. - - '''Note:''' It seems there is some controversy about the history of av space for reasons unknown to me. Please be respectful when making corrections, and clearly note how/why/what is being changed/updated.Thanks! -["FarMcKon" Far] - - \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Additional info'''\|\| - \|\|See also: ["A/V/Talk"]\|\|	+ A/V conceives themselves as the "radical rethinking of the notion of artistic space." Their mission is to reflect the wide range of the contemporary arts today, from photography, painting, and sculpture, to contemporary classical and electronic music, to noise art, multimedia installation, and public art.

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peteb — 2009-02-19T00:03:24Z

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BradMandell — 2008-09-14T17:51:28Z

Fix A/V/Talk Link - ALSO SEE THE TALK PAGE ABOUT THE PAGE NAME

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alexandergartley — 2008-07-22T20:58:50Z

bolded A/V

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alexandergartley — 2008-07-22T20:58:34Z

combined the two top tables into one

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CameronFarash — 2007-03-16T14:09:20Z

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alexandergartley — 2007-01-10T22:15:54Z

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	+ ------ + ''2007-01-10 17:15:54'' [[nbsp]] On their website, the name is sometimes listed as A\|V and sometimes as A\V, but never A/V --["AlexanderGartley"]

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alexandergartley — 2007-01-10T22:15:15Z

fixed Hours & Phone formatting to be more legible

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FarMcKon — 2006-10-18T23:45:33Z

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- ''2006-10-18 16:43:21'' [[nbsp]] probably. I think it has changed names/symbols since this was first made. --["FarMcKon"]	+ ''2006-10-18 16:43:21'' [[nbsp]] probably. I think it has changed names/symbols since this was first made. ''edit : I see it was just renamed now '' --["FarMcKon"]

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FarMcKon — 2006-10-18T23:44:31Z

updated addr. I'll see if I can add the addr to geolocation later

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FarMcKon — 2006-10-18T23:43:21Z

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RickUrwin — 2006-10-18T04:06:00Z

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	+ ------ + ''2006-10-17 21:06:00'' [[nbsp]] Shouldn't it be A\|V ? --["RickUrwin"]

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peteb — 2006-10-18T00:33:24Z

Added link to av/talk

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- Current active members of A\V are Lynn Hileman, Joe Tunis, Graham Saathoff, Mike Twohig, Cameron Farash, Chris Reeg, Andy Gilmore, David Merulla, and Scott Oliver. More information about current curators and their contributions to A\V can be found at [http://www.avspace.org/?page=curators_page their webpage]	+ Current active members of A\V are Lynn Hileman, Joe Tunis, Graham Saathoff, Mike Twohig, Cameron Farash, Chris Reeg, Andy Gilmore, David Merulla, and Scott Oliver. More information about current curators and their contributions to A/V can be found at [http://www.avspace.org/?page=curators_page their webpage]
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peteb — 2006-10-17T23:59:29Z

Corrected spelling-did not change anything else

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- A\V represents nothing less than a radical rethinking of the notion of artistic space. Our mission is to reflect the wide range of the contemporary arts today, from photography, painting, and sculpture, to contemporary classical and electronic music, to noise art, multimedia installation, and public art. Equal parts art gallery, concert hall, and electronic music studio, we aim to provide an open and flexible space that welcomes a diversity of genres and breaks down the distinctions between high and low art.	+ A/V represents nothing less than a radical rethinking of the notion of artistic space. Our mission is to reflect the wide range of the contemporary arts today, from photography, painting, and sculpture, to contemporary classical and electronic music, to noise art, multimedia installation, and public art. Equal parts art gallery, concert hall, and electronic music studio, we aim to provide an open and flexible space that welcomes a diversity of genres and breaks down the distinctions between high and low art.
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- A\V began life as The All-Purpose Room, an exhibition and performance space founded by musicians Heather Gardner, Lynn Hileman, and Kevin McFarland, and visual artist Jack Zazlo. The APR opened its doors on May 23, 2003 with a mission to present the best innovative art and music in Rochester, and for the next year we hosted a wide variety of shows featuring contemporary classical music, electronica, painting, photography, and multimedia installation.	+ A/V began life as The All-Purpose Room, an exhibition and performance space founded by musicians Heather Gardner, Lynn Hileman, and Kevin McFarland, and visual artist Jack Zazlo. The APR opened its doors on May 23, 2003 with a mission to present the best innovative art and music in Rochester, and for the next year we hosted a wide variety of shows featuring contemporary classical music, electronica, painting, photography, and multimedia installation.
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- Kevin, Jack, and Heather left the APR in spring and summer of 2004 to pursue their own goals and visions, and we were joined by longtime APR collaborators Kate Laux, Keith Sanders, Graham Saathoff, and Joe Tunis. In the Fall of 2004, fellow collaborators Cameron Farash and Mike Twohig joined the group. And then in the Winter of 2004, Marc-Charles McNulty joined the group. More recently, in 2005 Kate and Keith left A\V and moved to Montreal, and visual artist Andy Gilmore and musicians David Merulla and Chris Reeg joined the A\V team. In 2006, Marc-Charles McNulty left the space, and artist/musician Scott Oliver joined the group.	+ Kevin, Jack, and Heather left the APR in spring and summer of 2004 to pursue their own goals and visions, and we were joined by longtime APR collaborators Kate Laux, Keith Sanders, Graham Saathoff, and Joe Tunis. In the Fall of 2004, fellow collaborators Cameron Farash and Mike Twohig joined the group. And then in the Winter of 2004, Marc-Charles McNulty joined the group. More recently, in 2005 Kate and Keith left A/V and moved to Montreal, and visual artist Andy Gilmore and musicians David Merulla and Chris Reeg joined the A/V team. In 2006, Marc-Charles McNulty left the space, and artist/musician Scott Oliver joined the group.
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- In order to reflect the growing civic orientation of the APR, a new non-profit arts organization, All-Purpose Arts, was formed in August 2004. Our goal at APA is to promote the contemporary arts in Rochester by providing a flexible venue for their performance and presentation, and to raise public awareness of the arts offering instructional programs in art and music, and by bringing the arts to the Marketview Heights Neighborhood. We re-named our gallery A\V, and are focused on presenting more new art and music than ever before.	+ In order to reflect the growing civic orientation of the APR, a new non-profit arts organization, All-Purpose Arts, was formed in August 2004. Our goal at APA is to promote the contemporary arts in Rochester by providing a flexible venue for their performance and presentation, and to raise public awareness of the arts offering instructional programs in art and music, and by bringing the arts to the Marketview Heights Neighborhood. We re-named our gallery A/V, and are focused on presenting more new art and music than ever before.

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peteb — 2006-10-17T23:51:03Z

Renamed from "av" (Capitalization)

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	+ \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Physical Address'''\|\| + \|\|#8 in the Public Market (2nd floor, use N. Union entrance), Rochester NY 14609\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Hours'''\|\| + \|\|Gallery hours: Sat/Sun 10am-3pm, Thurs 7-10pm; also open during music events (check website for details)\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Website'''\|\| + \|\|[http://avspace.org]\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Telephone'''\|\| + \|\|(585)615-8446\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Mailing Address'''\|\| + \|\|PO Box 10691 Rochester, NY 14610, USA\|\| + + + A\V is an exhibition and performance space. + + [http://avspace.org/calendar.php Calendar of events] + + A\V represents nothing less than a radical rethinking of the notion of artistic space. Our mission is to reflect the wide range of the contemporary arts today, from photography, painting, and sculpture, to contemporary classical and electronic music, to noise art, multimedia installation, and public art. Equal parts art gallery, concert hall, and electronic music studio, we aim to provide an open and flexible space that welcomes a diversity of genres and breaks down the distinctions between high and low art. + + == A Brief History == + + A\V began life as The All-Purpose Room, an exhibition and performance space founded by musicians Heather Gardner, Lynn Hileman, and Kevin McFarland, and visual artist Jack Zazlo. The APR opened its doors on May 23, 2003 with a mission to present the best innovative art and music in Rochester, and for the next year we hosted a wide variety of shows featuring contemporary classical music, electronica, painting, photography, and multimedia installation. + + Kevin, Jack, and Heather left the APR in spring and summer of 2004 to pursue their own goals and visions, and we were joined by longtime APR collaborators Kate Laux, Keith Sanders, Graham Saathoff, and Joe Tunis. In the Fall of 2004, fellow collaborators Cameron Farash and Mike Twohig joined the group. And then in the Winter of 2004, Marc-Charles McNulty joined the group. More recently, in 2005 Kate and Keith left A\V and moved to Montreal, and visual artist Andy Gilmore and musicians David Merulla and Chris Reeg joined the A\V team. In 2006, Marc-Charles McNulty left the space, and artist/musician Scott Oliver joined the group. + + Current active members of A\V are Lynn Hileman, Joe Tunis, Graham Saathoff, Mike Twohig, Cameron Farash, Chris Reeg, Andy Gilmore, David Merulla, and Scott Oliver. More information about current curators and their contributions to A\V can be found at [http://www.avspace.org/?page=curators_page their webpage] + + In order to reflect the growing civic orientation of the APR, a new non-profit arts organization, All-Purpose Arts, was formed in August 2004. Our goal at APA is to promote the contemporary arts in Rochester by providing a flexible venue for their performance and presentation, and to raise public awareness of the arts offering instructional programs in art and music, and by bringing the arts to the Marketview Heights Neighborhood. We re-named our gallery A\V, and are focused on presenting more new art and music than ever before. + + '''Note:''' It seems there is some controversy about the history of av space for reasons unknown to me. Please be respectful when making corrections, and clearly note how/why/what is being changed/updated.Thanks! -["FarMcKon" Far] + + [[Comments()]]

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TabineKotaro — 2006-01-22T22:24:15Z

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