“Till Death Do Us Part” — Wedding & Two-Person Exhibition with Dana Ellyn, Long View Gallery, 1234 9th Street…

"Till Death Do Us Part" — Wedding & Two-Person Exhibition with Dana Ellyn, Long View Gallery, 1234 9th Street NW, Washington, DC (February 5 – March 1, 2010). Sesow and Ellyn married each other live during the opening reception on Friday, February 5, 2010, 6:30–9:30 PM, as the "Snowmageddon" blizzard began (17.8" at Reagan National, 32.4" at Dulles; federal government closed for over a week). Show featured Sesow's "Til Death Do Us Part" painting (a couple ready to stab each other with sharpened knives, red heart pulsing above), Dana Ellyn's "Institution of Marriage" (a couple in straitjackets) and Sesow's "100 for $100" small works. PR by Massey Media; live music by Möbius Strip; Long View Gallery made a 22×28 signed commemorative poster. Press: Washington Post (Dan Zak), New York Times, NBC Washington (Arlene Borenstein, "A Public Display of Passion and Paint"), DC City Paper (Maura Judkis, "A Nice Day for a White Wedding"; Matt Dunn photo essay, "Photos: The Hanging at Longview"), Northwest Current (Jessica Gould), Bourgeon (Rob Bettmann), Brightest Young Things (Libby Ellsworth-Kasch), Ready Set DC (Justin Young), Pink Line Project (Brendan Smith), Voice of America (8-minute video feature)