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"Tree Project Film" screening this weekend 5/9~5/13 in NY/cutlog art fair / video arts film festival



5/9-5/12/13, "Tree Project Film" will be screened in cutlog art fair / video arts film festival 
The Clemente 107 Suffolk St New York, NY 10002

In the Program: STAY HERE in PARKING LOT SCREEN 1&2 around 8pm to 12am

http://www.cutlogny.org/en/


cutlog NY 2013

After four successful years in Paris, cutlog art fair is pleased to announce the launch of its first New York edition from May 9-13, 2013. Approximately 45 galleries and curators will present art, installations, performances, talks, and films in a creative architecturally designed environment allowing each art project to have its own identity and a unique art interaction with the public.

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