Friday , July 16th, 2010 - 1pm - 7pm

CONTINUING EXHIBIT



 

JULY 16th - SEPT 1st, 2010

 

 

TERRA INCOGNITA:

 

Maps of Imaginary Worlds



The Soho Gallery for Digital Arts is offering a video journey through ninety lavishly illustrated maps of imaginary worlds, displayed in pristine quality and seamless motion on its state of the art digital display screens.

 

From the ruined Atlantean continent city to ships' graveyards to a far-future settlement on the planet Venus, these maps depict planets and places torn from the world of imagination. Included in the exhibit are maps based on New York Times bestselling works such as David Eddings' Belgariad series and George RR Martin's Westeros novels. Forty cartographers from around the globe - whose work has appeared in books, magazines, computer-graphics and fantasy games - combine craft and aesthetic to give us glimpses of worlds ripe for adventure.

 

To see low-resolution samples visit http://fantasticmaps.wordpress.com/terra-incognita Limited edition prints will be available during the run of the show.


Saturday , September 4th, 2010 - 4pm to 8pm.

VICTORIAN ROMANCE TEA


VICTORIAN ROMANCE TEA - Admission $20.00

 The young gentleman members of the SOHO HOST CLUB will be serving
UNLIMITED TEA and SWEETS and interacting with our guests.

Supernatural Romance Novelist Michelle Lang will be reading from
her latest novel, LADY LAZARUS:  On the eve of World War II, the young and
rebellious Magda, latest of a long line of witches, must ally with the avenging angel Raziel to stop Hitler and his
supernatural minions from unleashing total war. 

HANDCRAFTED JEWELRY from MY MOTHER’S BEADS will be personally shown by the artisans
and offered for sale.

THE SOHO HOST CLUB is a group of young gentlemen enthusiasts of the arts who are dedicated
to reviving the ideals of charm, romance, and chivalry. They appear at events, interacting with
guests and providing an atmosphere of conviviality and camaraderie to all.


Tuesday , September 7th, 2010 - 6:30-9:00p.m.

NYRSF READING SERIES


 

 

John Langan

 

Sarah Langan

 

(No Relation)



John Langan has been called “an emerging master of the elegant macabre.” He is the author of a novel, HOUSE OF WINDOWS (Night Shade 2009), and a collection of stories, MR. GAUNT AND OTHER UNEASY ENCOUNTERS (Prime 2008). Nominated for the Bram Stoker Award and the International Horror Guild Award, he has published stories in The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction and the anthologies CTHULHU'S REIGN (DAW 2010), BY BLOOD WE LIVE (Night Shade 2009), POE (Solaris 2009), and THE LIVING DEAD (Night Shade 2008). Forthcoming work includes stories in Ellen Datlow’s BLOOD AND OTHER CRAVINGS (Tor 2011) and SUPERNATURAL NOIR (Dark Horse 2011) anthologies. He teaches courses in creative writing and Gothic fiction at SUNY New Paltz. John lives in upstate New York with his wife, son, and two cats. Once in a while, he blogs at http://jplangan.livejournal.com/

Sarah Langan is the author of three novels (THE KEEPER, THE MISSING, AUDREY'S DOOR) and dozens of short stories. Her fiction has been translated into ten languages and optioned by the Weinstein Company for film. It has also garnered three Bram Stoker Awards, an American Library Association Award, two Dark Scribe Awards, a New York Times' Book Review editor's pick, and a Publishers' Weekly favorite book of the year selection. She lives in Brooklyn with her husband, daughter, and rabbit.

Afterwards, please join us as we treat our readers for dinner and drinks at Milady's nearby. It's a decent dive bar -- sort of a contradiction in trendy SoHo. Milady's ratings (4 out of 5 stars) and menu here: http://goo.gl/yUvX 


11/5/2009

For Immediate Release

CONTACT: Kimbery Ann Kindya

THE SOHO GALLERY FOR DIGITAL ART

138 Sullivan St. New York, NY 10012 Phone: 212 228-2810

THE SOHO GALLERY FOR DIGITAL ART

TO REVITALIZE AND REVOLUTIONIZE ART WORLD

 

In the 1960s and 70s the SoHo neighborhood in New York City was known as the center of the Modern Art World, the hub of the experimentation in new forms, new concepts that was the hallmark of the era. THE SOHO GALLERY FOR DIGITAL ART has set its sights on restoring SoHo to its former place as a hub of artistic creativity.


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