June 10 at 7:00 PM

Grant proposals? MFA programs? Hot girl gallery opening IG Lives? She’s a ho for them all! (In a sex-positive way.) Painting may be dead, but Art Bitch’s complaints about “making it” are very much alive.

Really, this solo comedy thingy is a manifesto. She has to show her parents she’s still trying in order to keep their financial support; like artists in any age, she needs a good patron. How else can she complete her series of sorority crystal sculptures? Prototype to come; still in development. She just needs a new sketchbook, but she hasn’t found the PERFECT one yet. You get it. A digital mood board’s just as good; she just hasn’t decided on a URL yet. She’s putting a poll on Tumblr so check it out.

RIGHT NOW presents

REST AREA
an easygoing site-specific experience for solo travelers
created by Adrian D. Cameron, Max Mondi, and Emerie Snyder

Are you tired? I know I am. Maybe you’ve been working nonstop and haven’t really taken a vacation in what is now two years because your office has changed what a “vacation” means. Maybe the idea of being around people is so anxiety-inducing that it’s just easier to stay in. Maybe you feel like you’re going nuts because no one else seems to be (spoiler: they are). Let’s take a break. Sit down. Yeah, right here in the middle of Broadway, between W. 35th and W. 36th Streets. Grab a seat. Read a little. Listen to some music. Just relax. This is it. No surprises. You’ve had enough surprises. Just take a minute. Or several minutes. In fact, take as much time as you need. This time is for you. Take a minute at the REST AREA. Your life’s not going anywhere. Wait, I didn’t mean it like that. I just mean . . . it can stand to wait a few minutes for you, after all this time.

September 17, 18 & 19

Visitors are invited to stop by anytime between 5PM and 8PM

Broadway between W. 35th & W. 36th Streets

RIGHT NOW presents

REST AREA
an easygoing site-specific experience for solo travelers
created by Adrian D. Cameron, Max Mondi, and Emerie Snyder

Are you tired? I know I am. Maybe you’ve been working nonstop and haven’t really taken a vacation in what is now two years because your office has changed what a “vacation” means. Maybe the idea of being around people is so anxiety-inducing that it’s just easier to stay in. Maybe you feel like you’re going nuts because no one else seems to be (spoiler: they are). Let’s take a break. Sit down. Yeah, right here in the middle of Broadway, between W. 35th and W. 36th Streets. Grab a seat. Read a little. Listen to some music. Just relax. This is it. No surprises. You’ve had enough surprises. Just take a minute. Or several minutes. In fact, take as much time as you need. This time is for you. Take a minute at the REST AREA. Your life’s not going anywhere. Wait, I didn’t mean it like that. I just mean . . . it can stand to wait a few minutes for you, after all this time.

September 17, 18 & 19

Visitors are invited to stop by anytime between 5PM and 8PM

Broadway between W. 35th & W. 36th Streets

RIGHT NOW presents

REST AREA
an easygoing site-specific experience for solo travelers
created by Adrian D. Cameron, Max Mondi, and Emerie Snyder

Are you tired? I know I am. Maybe you’ve been working nonstop and haven’t really taken a vacation in what is now two years because your office has changed what a “vacation” means. Maybe the idea of being around people is so anxiety-inducing that it’s just easier to stay in. Maybe you feel like you’re going nuts because no one else seems to be (spoiler: they are). Let’s take a break. Sit down. Yeah, right here in the middle of Broadway, between W. 35th and W. 36th Streets. Grab a seat. Read a little. Listen to some music. Just relax. This is it. No surprises. You’ve had enough surprises. Just take a minute. Or several minutes. In fact, take as much time as you need. This time is for you. Take a minute at the REST AREA. Your life’s not going anywhere. Wait, I didn’t mean it like that. I just mean . . . it can stand to wait a few minutes for you, after all this time.

September 17, 18 & 19

Visitors are invited to stop by anytime between 5PM and 8PM

Broadway between W. 35th & W. 36th Streets