Neumann Fundraiser at Maxwell’s
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September
9/29/2008:
Reminder that another show in support of the Neumann Leathers Building (Exhibit “B”) opens tonight at Maxwell’s.
A quick 60 minute open bar (from 7-8pm) - plus tickets for Yo La Tengo and other bands are still available.


More after the jump…
9/5/2008:
Want to help save the Neumann Leather building from becoming more high-rise condos?
If you’re not totally flooded out tomorrow, swing by Maxwell’s for a preview!

Neumann’s Leathers teams up with Maxwell’s
Hoboken’s legendary music venue, Maxwell’s, will play host in September to the largest fundraiser yet for the Neumann Leathers Tenants Association (NLTA), in an effort to save the city’s last large arts complex from being demolished.
The NLTA is comprised of over 100 artists, artisans and light industry, all located in the Neumann Leathers complex, which is currently under threat of complete demolition. As part of its efforts to save the site, the NLTA will soon present an alternative plan which saves most of the buildings and includes new construction in a feasible redevelopment.
Exhibits A & B
The first event will be an art opening of Neumann artists on Sept. 15 at 7pm, titled “Exhibit A,” which will feature figurative, representational works and photography. The show previews Sept. 6 and runs through Sept. 26.
The second Maxwell’s event will be another art opening of Neumann artists on Sept. 29 at 7 p.m., titled “Exhibit B,” which will feature abstract works. The show will run through Oct. 17.
Yo La Tengo and others to perform
The third event will be a benefit performance at Maxwell’s, also on Sept. 29. Performers will include Yo La Tengo, Outpost, The Jeremy Wallace Trio and Bob Burt’s Five Dollar Priest. Doors open at 7 p.m. and tickets are $25.
Neumann artists who will be showing will include Jennifer Krause, Mike Longo, Michelle Doll, Tim Daly, Bob Piersanti and Mary Ann Farley, among many others. Each art reception will provide free draft beer and wine from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Funds raised will support the NLTA’s legal effort to beat back the current redevelopment plan, which will be heard before the Hoboken Zoning Board Sept. 24 at 7 p.m.
Extensive information on the entire issue is available at www.neumanntenants.org.
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41. matt_72 | September 29th, 2008 at 2:06 pm
leelee wrote:
That studio space will have a great view of the 75 story buildings going up across the street
42. ericwestham | September 29th, 2008 at 2:07 pm
whewwhewwhew wrote:
Stay in the playhouse.. responsibility suuuucks
43. Bauhaus | September 29th, 2008 at 2:32 pm
ericwestham wrote:
Yeah.
Um…
????????
44. ericwestham | September 29th, 2008 at 4:36 pm
Bauhaus wrote:
yeah. Um…. sarcasm.
we good? we cool??????????
45. Easy-E | September 29th, 2008 at 7:41 pm
Matrix wrote:
You could start by not reading about it. Follow it up by not responding to it.
Otherwise, you’re choosing to get worked up about something that you have complete power to ignore.
I am personally sick and tired of reading the same kind of crap from guys like you.
Yeah, why care about culture and art? Has anyone won an Emmy, a Pulizer, a Grammy, Academy Award, a Peabody by going to get their MBA?
Artists design what you think is cool. They make your clothes for you, your sunglasses, cars, jewelery, art for your walls, utensils, your appliances, the interior design of your homes, offices, your favorite bars and restaurants. They make the music you like to listen to, the art on the album covers, the FX in the movies you love, the ads that make you want to go out and buy more crap, and the websites you visit every day.
So please spare me with the fallacy that artists aren’t important. We drive the sales of the products that your company sells. Fortunes have been made with just the right design or ad.
We’re involved in everything you covet.
Either way, if you don’t like it, “change the channel”.
46. goldsoundz | September 30th, 2008 at 9:34 am
Yo La Tengo rocked it last night. Set was sick. I wish it was longer though.
47. eam144 | September 30th, 2008 at 11:07 am
what time did they come on? how were the other bands?
48. goldsoundz | September 30th, 2008 at 11:33 am
Saw the end of the band before YLT. Not sure their name. The songs i heard were interesting. They had a droney pysch rock sound to them.
Yo La Tengo started around 10:45 and played to about 11:20ish. Those are not the exact times. Just guessing but close to that.