February 6 - February 8 On From Here, the final show at Guild and Greyshkul Gallery.There will be large events starting every night at 6pm. January 22 - February 23, 2009 Human Craters, curated by Nina Horisaki-Christens. An oblique exploration of the human figure, the works in Human Craters hint at the human form by placing it at the edge of the frame, removing its details, or presenting only its imprints. Approaching their subjects in manners ranging from the semi-reverent to the comical, the binding factor within the exhibition is an exploration of the remnants of a human presence. Opens January 22 6-8pm. July 16, 2008 Stamp Book, a limited edition artist book Line Up proposed to Cabinet Magazine has been published and includes pieces by a range of excellent artists. The book includes removable art-stamps depicting items that are illegal to send via USPS mail. Click HERE to order. June 26, 2008 Guise Closing Performance, Melbourne, AU Tara Gilbee and Robert de Saint Phalle, two artists from opposite sides of the world, having never met, create work that addresses how the self perceives the unknown other in physical and virtual space. Exploring myriad methods of projecting and receiving identity including portraiture, identity theft, performance, and installation, the collaboration will mark their progression toward knowing their fellow collaborator and the nature of the project itself. Performance runs 6/26/08 6-8pm. Click HERE for full text. June 12-August 1, 2008 The Guys We Would Fuck at Monya Rowe Gallery Curated by Nayland Blake, artists are invited to submit names or portraits of men they would... refer to title. Robert's submission includes a list of male pen-names of female artists. Click HERE for show site. May 24, 2008 History, Use, & Borrowed Landscape at John Davis Gallery Hudson, NY. Includes works by Stephen Courbois, Taylor Davis, Kenji Fujita, Arthur Gibbons, Robert de Saint Phalle, Nancy Shaver, Steel Stillman, Allyson Strafella, Mark Wonsidler. Opens 5/24/08 6-8pm. March 16, 2008 Recasting Site: Robert de Saint Phalle, Roe Ethridge, Mary Lucier and Robert Smithson encourages a sense of discovery. Media such as photography, speech, video, and sculpture are used to transform, mimic and coax. Curated by Terri Smith. Opens 3/16/08 1-4pm. February 28, 2008 Supernature at Howard House Gallery, Seattle Curated by Gretchen Bennett, Supernature examines the notion of the perfect landscape, but instead of presenting an idealized or romanticized view of the natural world, the artists allow for the possibility that the perfect landscape can be found in hybrid and abandoned settings. Opens 2/28/08 6-8pm.