Stations
Fourteen views from Golgotha:
An artistic interpretation of the Alpha Omega’s death march curated by Michael Abelman & Jennifer Remenchik, which took place at Pump Project on Easter weekend.
While Joe Public prepared to celebrate the 
whacking and subsequent reanimation of the King of the Juice with the pagan ritual of hunting of the fertile droppings of magical chocolate rabbits, Michael Abelman, who is neither a Christian nor a Pagan, but raised within the Hebraic Persuasion, had other plans. Those plans were to shuck the commerciality of the Spring holiday and go right for the meat of the Messiah’s murder, for which the holiday is actually for. Along with the help of Jennifer Remenchik, Abelman assembled a cast of artists to help in interpreting the 14 stations along the path to Golgotha, the little hill outside of Jerusalem, where Jesus’ journey to crucifixion ended.
Participating Artists:
Marieken Cochius, Jesus Benavente, Teruko Nimura, Jennifer Remenchik, Andrea Condara, Brenda Joy Llano, Heather Tolleson, Jamie Panzer, Tony Sonnenberg, Michael Abelman, Cherie Weaver, John Cobb, & Hank Waddel.
Another Religious Experience,
Love Always,
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‘ot Nueva for a look back at all the good times we had at Domy Books’ 4th installment of their annual Monster Show, Dave Allen’s East End, and then off to Co-Lab for Michael Abelman’s Show, the Creepiest Things. So call shotgun or ride beotch with a flux up your capacitor cause we going back in time son!
