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A.M. RICHARD FINE ART |
328 Berry Street
917 570-1476
Friday-Sunday 1 - 6pm
www.amrichardfineart.com
All Roads Lead to Coney Island, Summer group show curated Andrew Garn. Works by robert & robbie bailey, todd boebel, matilde damele, francois deschamps, richard eagan, emily feinstein, andrew garn, hazel hankin, robert hickman, hawley Hussey, bill jacobson, marc kehoe, salem krieger, laura leber, andrew lichtenstein, ingrid ludt, doni lucas, barbara mensch, philomena moreno, ann murphy, bethany obrecht, james reeder, arthur robins, molly schwartz, susan shapiro, robert vizzini. May 29th - July 12th.
By Appointment only July 13th-August 31st
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ALICE CHILTON GRACE GALLERY |
147 Roebling St
646-578-3402
Sat-Sun, 1-5
Non Grata photos and Artifacts, Grace Exhibition's new space with a show of work by Non Grata Group, a performance art collective based in Tallinn and Parnu, Estonia. Non Grata group have existed for over 10 years, perform internationally and host the annual performance festival Diverse Universe, which has been touring Europe for the past 3 weeks. Non Grata is an international collection, whose members remain anonymous. They call their shows The Art of the Invisibles, as they remain just outside of the formal art world. On view through Aug 3. Closed after Aug 3.
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ART101 |
101 Grand St.
718 302-2242
Fri-Sun 1 - 6
www.art101brooklyn.com
also by appointment.
Summer Sculpture Show, Brenda Bradley, Jack Howard-Potter, Katherine Koos, Alexandra Limpert, Fara'h Salehi, Ann Scoville, Ulrika Stromback; shared and divergent qualities amongst the art and artists. June 19-July 12.
Opening: Friday July 10, 7-9. closing reception
The gallery will be open on some weekends and by appointment from July 17 - August 16.
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ARTBREAK GALLERY |
195 Grand Street
718 302 1021
Wed. to Fri. Noon - 8, Sat and Sun 1-7
www.artbreakgallery.com
Hazy Days, Gabriele Umdine Meyer. June 5-30th.
Summer Group ShowJuly 10-Aug 22nd.
Opening: Friday July 10, . | |
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BLACK & WHITE PROJECT SPACE |
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C.C.C.P. Gallery |
38 R Marcy Ave. +Hope St.
917 974 9664
Fri 3-8, Sat-Sun 12-6
jahartny.tripod.com/cccp/
Little Tragedies, group show. 6/5/ to 6/28/09
"Helios," Eclectic group show. 7/3/09 to 7/26/09
Opening: Friday July 03, 7-9."Seduction," group show. July 31st to August 30th,
Opening: Friday July 31, 7-9pm. | |
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CAPRICIOUS SPACE |
103 Broadway, 1st floor
718.384.1208
Weds-Sat 12-5pm
capriciousspace.com
We Belong Together: Yale MFA Photography 2009, Participants are George Awde, Dru Donovan, David La Spina, Justin Leonard, Catharine Maloney, Caitlin Price, Colin Smith, Elaine Stocki and Ka-Man Tse. May 29-July 5.
Martin Mulder July 9th-early August
Opening: Thursday July 09, 7-10. | |
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CHI CONTEMPORARY FINE ART |
293 Grand St.
718 218 8939
W-Sun 11-7, Mon. 9-5
www.chicontemporaryfineart.com
Chrysallis Stage, Installation and sculpture by Joe Mangrum. June 11-July 13.
Uprooted: Group Drawing Show, Featuring: Sasha Blanton, Kevin Bourgeois, Avygal Hertz, Eric Johnston, Melissa Murray, Joseph Smolinski, and Homer Yost. This exhibition addressies the current cultural climate through issues such as technology's response to nature and the repercussions of unconscious human action.July 9 - August 24.
Opening: Friday July 10, 6-9pm. | |
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CINDERS |
103 Havemeyer St.
718 388-2311
Weds-Fri 2-9, Sat 12-8, Sun 12-7
www.cindersgallery.com
"The NeverEnding Story IV," Andrew Jeffrey Wright and Isaac Lin. 2 Philadelphia artists that are key members of the Space 1026 Collective bring their drawings, collages, paintings and prints. July 2 - July 26th.
Opening: Thursday July 02, 7-10.Local Flavor, Octavius Neveaux with Blues Control.
Opening reception Tuesday July 28th 7-10pm. Closing reception Saturday August 1st 7-11pm.with performances by Blues Control, SSPS, and Budy Blue. July 28th - August 1st.
Artwork inspired by Brooklyn noise band Blues Control. A record-release closing party. features specially curated performances by Blues Control and friends. July 28th -August 1st.
"Friendly Yoga,"Blok and Elista Punto. Opening Thursday August 6th 7-10. Free-flowing murals, prints, drawings and paintings in this exuberant show. Drawings by Blok will represent dance moves to the music compositions that Punto has been working on with masking tape. August 6th -August 30th.
Opening: Friday August 28, 7-10pm. performances
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CITY RELIQUARY |
370 Metropolitan
718.782.4842
12-6 Sat-Sun
www.cityreliquary.org
The museum collection displays thoughtfully arranged artifacts of New York City's rich history.
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DAM, STUHLTRAGER |
38 Marcy Ave.
646-671-3775
Fri 3-8, Sat-Sun 12-6
www.damstuhltrager.com
info@damstuhltrager.com
Summer Session,Jerry Blackman’s sculpture and installation art stood out as a refreshing contemporary take on incorporating symbolism and iconography. Latent with a very current view of ageless visuals, Blackman’s work carries on an identity that is youthful and inquisitive.
July 11 - August 31. consult website for summer hrs.
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EYE LEVEL GALLERY |
364 Leonard Street
917.660.4650
eyelevelgallery.com
Carlton Scott Sturgill, June 13th-July 4th
"Privacy Policy," Fanny Allie.
Fanny has asked our Gallery Passerby's to share a secret on paper after being said on video The result of this experiment, will be displayed on several screens carrying a sub-titled evidence; which will be able to support the visual storytelling. 7/10-08/02.
Opening: Friday July 10, 6-9.Double Vision, Tom Smith's delicate overlapping of superhero characters. The correspondence between the physical world and the unexplainable parts of our existence hypnotize and intrigue the viewer. 08/15-09/12.
Opening: Saturday August 15, 6-9 pm. | |
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FIGUREWORKS |
168 North 6th St.
718 486-7021
Fri-Sun 1-6
www.figureworks.com
Adolf Dehn at Home and Abroad: Domestic, Foreign, and Other-Worldly Figures, Figureworks will showcase Adolph Dehn's provocative and sensual watercolors, sketches and lithographs from his travels to Paris, Vienna, and Berlin from the 1920's - 1940's. JUNE 12 -JULY 26.
Closed in August
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FLEETWING GALLERY |
111 Grand St.
609.460.4369
www.fleetwinggallery.com
Ultramodern Solitude, Iv Toshain's series of recent drawings, paintings and photographs, take a pointed and ironic look at an environment that mirrors the social codes with stereotypes, consumerism, brain drain, power exertion, frivolity, material life and reflects them back to her audience, beautifully slik and glamorous, through a very dark mirror. June 26-August 9th, closed July 2-5th.
August 10th-Sept, 10th by appointment only.
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FRONT ROOM |
147 Roebling St.
718 -782-2556
Fri-Sun 1-6, and by appointment
www.frontroom.org
Within the Menagerie, Melissa Pokorny's "homemade cultural probes" are assemblages consisting of quirky casts, found objects, and synthetic building materials. Julia Whitney Barnes: Barnes's work is often inspired by the evolutionary ability of organisms to adapt to their environment. May 23-June 21st. June 21st-August 31st by appointment only.
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GITANA ROSA GALLERY |
19 Hope St.
718-387-0115
Fri-Mon 12-6pm
www.gitanarosa.com
The Manhattan Project, Tom Bob. Exhibiting paintings and drawings created throughout Manhattan expressing the enery, color, moods and emotions of past, present and future worlds. May 8- July 6.
Pathologically Optimistic New paintings by Tom Billings, Andre Garcia-Pena, Michael Krynski. July 10-Sept 20.
Gallery by appointment only Aug 27th-Sept 20th.
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HOGAR COLLECTION |
362 Grand St. @ Marcy Ave.
718-388-5022
Thursday - Monday 12:00 -7:00 and by appointment
www.hogarcollection.com
Lauriston Avery - New Paintings, New paintings by Lauriston Avery. His bold and mysterious works explore concepts, fascinations and philosophies of supra-natural and phenomenological sublimity. Probing the boundaries where abstraction, formalism, chance and non-specific narrative invoke and conjure the realms of little black holes, Avery's work is like a sort of monastic journey with goals that seek to understand age-old collective mysteries and specifically, the rumination of the beginning and the end of our ego's existence. 6/26-7/31.
Incidents & Accidents, A group exhibitin of new lense based media works. Curated by Gerelyn Blackstone-Bridges. Aug 7-28. Aug. hours Fri-Sun 1-7pm
Opening: Friday August 07, 6-9 pm. | |
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JACK THE PELICAN |
487 Driggs Ave.
718 782-0183
Thurs-Mon 12-6
www.jackthepelicanpresents.com
My Heroes, curated by david gibson, with Zac Braun, Amy Chaiklin, Alicia Gibson, James Gilroy, Rebecca Goyette, Scott Kiernan, Tine Kindermann, Liz-N-Val, Rachelle Mozman, Grace Roselli, Rosemary Taylor. June 26-July 12.
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KLAUS VON NICHTSSAGEND |
438 Union Ave.
718-383-7309
Fri-Sun 12-6
www.klausgallery.com
info@klausgallery.com
Jonah Koppel: Modern Art. Jonah Koppel makes pattern-based paintings that ride a thin line between decoration and abstraction. The paintings are literally cut from a larger cloth, with an all-over treatment that could potentially continue infinitely without repeat. The patterns are placed on the stretchers arbitrarily; the unrelenting consistency of painted strokes makes no adjustments as it wraps around the sides of the painting. Individual marks dissolve into a generalized surface through the layering of colors, lines, and dots, until the lines lose their beginning and end, and the dots cannot be differentiated from one another. June 12 through July 26.
Closed August
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LIKE THE SPICE |
224 Roebling St.
718-388-5388
Tues-Sat 12-9, Sun 11-8
www.likethespice.com
Off the Clock, Focusing on artists' assistants who are artists themselves, this show promises an introduction to the personal artwork of a special group of studio assistants. Works by Rachel Beach, Jason Bryant, Allison Edge, Charlie Ledbetter, Jenny Morgan, David Mramor, Reuben Negron and Jeffrey Vreeland, who have worked as studio assistants to Roxy Paine, Kehinde Wiley, Jeff Koons, Marilyn Minter, Papa Colo and Takashi Murakami, to name a few. July 17th-September 6th.
Opening: Friday July 17, 6:30-10.August Second Friday Event, Fri. Aug 14th
Opening: Friday July 24, 8pm. dinner series
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LMAK PROJECTS |
60 North 6th St.
718 599-0089
By appointment only: 718 599 0089
www.lmakprojects.com
LMAKprojects, Williamsburg: NEW PROGRAMSince September 2008 we have a new program focusing on events lectures, performances and screenings. For detailed information on upcoming events, please contact the gallery.
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McCAIG-WELLES |
129 Roebling St.
718 384-8729
Tues-Fri 11-7, Sat 12-7
www.mccaigwelles.com
Bambule, Zonenkinder Collective, June 6- June 28.
"little creatures," A group exhibition featuring the work of Alessandro Ayuso, Gina Beavers, Valerie Crosswhite, Deedee Cheriel, Molly Crabapple, Megan Hays, Sara Hubbs, Kazuko Minokami, Aurora Robson and Chris Uphues. Curated by Megan Hays. July 2 - Aug 2.
Opening: Thursday July 02, 7-10.A super-amazing exhibition of extraordinary artists and artworks TBA. August 7-Sept 6.
Opening: Friday August 07, 7-10. | |
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MOMENTA ART |
359 Bedford Ave.
718 218-8058
Thurs-Mon 12-6
www.momentaart.org
Pratt Institute exhibition of recent graduates from the BFA program. Sarah Boatright, Katie Jay, Laura Kvistad, Amanda Schmidt, Ann Marie Stachiewicz. June 26-July 12
July 13-August 31, by appointment only
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PARKERS BOX |
193 Grand St.
718 388-2882
Fri-Mon 1-7
www.parkersbox.com
The gallery will be open by appointment only until September.
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PIEROGI |
177 North 9th St.
718 599-2144
Tues-Sun 11-6
www.pierogi2000.com
Cream, no sugar, works by–Nadja Bournonville, Dawn Clements, Hugo Crosthwaite, Adam Dant, James Esber, Jane Fine, Tony Fitzpatrick, Sarah Hotchkiss , Patrick Jacobs, Kim Jones, Darina Karpov, William Lamson, Yoon Lee, Mark Lombardi, Ati Maier, Ryan Mrozowski, Johan Nobell, John O'Connor, Michael Schall, David Scher, Jonathan Schipper, Ward Shelley, Greg Stone, Tavares Strachan, Lynn Talbot, Jim Torok, Sarah Walker, Martin Wilner, Daniel Zeller. June 26–July 26.
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SECRET PROJECT ROBOT |
210 Kent Avenue
917.860.8282
Sat-Sun 1-6
secretprojectrobot.org
Andrew Pork Poneros- In the Main Gallery, Andrew Pork Poneros- The installation of a lifetime. Andrew will transform the gallery into a 3 dimensional stop animation piece where the viewer will walk through the art while later turning into film. May 16.
Raymond Salvatore Harmon, Transcendental Video Installations and Paintings organized by Pendu In the Basement Gallery.
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SLATE GALLERY |
136 Wythe Avenue
718-387-3921; 917-224-1949
Fri-Mon 1-6pm
www.slategallery.com
kim@slategallery.com
Continental Drift, Solo exhibition of recent work by Dorothy Robinson, new abstract paintings inspired by landscapes and geographic processes. Open by appt in July and August. Also open for the Merrily Kerr WGA tour on July 11
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SOUTHFIRST: ART |
60 North 6th St.
718 599-4884
Fri-Sun 1-6
www.southfirst.org
Trance, Chance, Dreams & the Unconscious, Jonah Bokaer, Jesse Bransford, Peter Clough, Ariel Dill, Jacob Dyrenforth, Jack Early, Michelle Grabner & Brad Killam, Rashawn Griffin, Fabienne Lasserre, Elwyn Palmerton, Jeffrey Perkins, Jeremy Sigler, Joao Simoes, Michael Taussig & Juan Bosco Diaz, Leslie Thornton. 6 June-2 August.
by appointment only in August
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STRIPEMAN GALLERY |
97 North 3rd St.
Ph: 347.803.9321 / 646.251.3862
Open Fri-Sun 12-6, or by appointment
www.stripemangallery.com
stripemangallery@gmail.com
Crash and Daze, Works on paper. June 12-July 5
Group Show, Gallery artists,July 9 thru August 4th. August, by appointment
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THE BOILER (Pierogi's Project Space) |
191 north 14th street
718.599.2144
noon-6pm, weds-sun
www.pierogi2000.com/currentboiler.html
Irreversibility, Jonathan Schipper. Recent large-scale sculpture and installation including: "Measuring Angst," a beer bottle which is thrown across a forty-five foot room, smashes against a wall and attempts to reassemble itself; and, "The Slow Inevitable Death of American Muscle," a live, head-on collision which takes place in slow-motion over the course of the exhibition.
Check website for July/August events.
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THE JOURNAL GALLERY |
168 North 1st Street
718 218 7148
Tuesday-Saturday, 12 - 6pm
www.thejournalinc.com
Brooklyn Queens, Curated by Eddie Martinez, with works by: Katherine Bernhardt, Jeanette Mundt, Harriet Salmon, Sam Moyer, Gina Beavers, Tauba Auerbach. June 16-August 1st.
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Williamsburg Art & Historical Center |
135 Broadway
718-486-7372
12-6 Fri-Sun
www.wahcenter.net
Yumiko & SanaePaintings and 3D Digital Art
May 3-June 28.
Tom HooperJune 28-August 23
Opening: Friday July 03, 6-8. | |
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JANET KURNATOWSKI |
205 Norman Ave.
718 383 9380
Summer hours Sat-Sun 1-6
www.JanetKurnatowskiGallery.com
Inside Abstraction, Curated By Vered Lieb. Srule Brachman, Brice Brown, David Cummings, Scooter Flaherty,Sam Fryer, Chris Martin, Gelah Penn, Michal Shapiro, Evelyn Twitchell,Kim Uchiyama. June 5th -July 12th
Year 5: SurveyFeaturing: James Biederman, Jackie Meier, Kazimira Rachfal, Deborah Spiroff, Melissa Staiger, Cynthia Hartling, Craig Olson, Scott Malbaurn, Jeanne Thomsen, Ben La Rocco, Mara Held, Katsuhisa Sakai, Elisa Soliven, Stephan Fowlkes, Nora Griffin, Kris Scheifelea, Sara Klar, Shane McAdams, Mike Nemire, William Holton. July 17-Aug 16th.
closed Aug 18-Sep 10
Opening: Friday July 17, 7-9pm. | |
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REAL FINE ARTS |
673 Meeker Ave
347-677-4496
Sat-Sun 12-6
realfinearts.com
Materialism, Group Show with works by:Elizabeth Hirsch, Josh Kolbo, Mary Nicholson, Asher Penn, Kayla Guthrie, Sam Pulitzer, Bill Hayden, Tyler Dobson, Ben Morgan-Cleveland, Kevin Walsh, Caitlin MacBride, Alissa McKendrick, and Andy Meerow. June 13th-July 26th
Closed for August
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VERTEXLIST |
138 Bayard St.
646.573.5837
Fri-Sun 1-6pm, or by appointment
www.vertexlist.net
2 X 3 X 10, Curated by artist Charles Goldman, with: Marsha Cottrell, Matt Harle, and James Sheehan. Two works by each artist produced ten years apart. May 23rd-June 21st.
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ADHOCART |
48 Bogart Street
718.366.2466
Weds-Sun, 1-8
www.adhocart.org
Gai & Imminent Disaster/ Hiro Kurata & Tommii Lim/ Nancie Yang, Front Gallery- Gaia & Imminent Disaster. Project Room- Hiro Kurata & Tommii Lim. Alcove- Nancie Yang. June 26- July 26
Chris Stain and ArmsrockAlso Ad Hoc Art Summer Sampler:Gigi Chen, d'Holbachie, Leslie Ditto, Yoko Furusho, Julia Sonmi Heglund, Dan-ah Kim, Tim Lee, Allison Sommers, David Stein, Jaeran Won and more. August 7th -Sep 6th
Opening: Friday August 07, 7-10pm. | |
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EASTERN DISTRICT |
43 Bogart Street
718-628-0400
Thurs-Sun 2-8
www.eastern-district.com
Plenty of Room On the Couch, JK6, Trevor Bittinger, Colin Stinson, Spaze Craft 1, Denise DeSpirito, John Breiner, Dan Taylor, Jesse Jones, Kyoko Heshiimu, Becca Roach, Kelly Vetter, Steve Smith, New Colony, Downer, Chad Koeplinger, AKO, Michelle Tarantelli, Gillian Goldstein, Patrick Conlon, Chip7, Todd Noble, Mister Mark, Eyeball, Chris O'Donnell, Andreis Costa, Zoe Sonenberg, Carlyle Micklus, Josh Taylor, Jay Flanell, Joshua Abram Howard, Jeremiah Maddock, Amandalynn, Sweety, Nikki Balls, Subtexture, Dosa Kim, Amy Finkbeiner, Aunia Kahn, RROBOTS, Dennis McNett, Michael Alan, Damion Silver, JesseHectic, JoKa, Kristen Ferrell, Douajee Vang, Matt Vancura, Grime, Evan Cairo, Parskid, Justin Lipuma, Regino Gonzales, Lyndsey Lesh, Tim Diet, Dick Chicken, Laura Meyers, Fernando Lions, Sascha Jenkins, James O'Brian, John Reardon, Myles Karr, Dan Trocchio, Andre Malcolm, Leif Parsons, Duane Bruton, Bishop203.June 26th - July 19th.
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ENGLISH KILLS |
EKG: 114 Forrest St, alley entrance
718.366.7323
Sat & Sun 1-7 & by appt.
www.englishkillsartgallery.com
Double Solo: Don Pablo Pedro, Holly Faurot & Sarah H PaulsonPaintings by Don Pablo Pedro, Performance by Holly Faurot & Sarah H Paulson, August 1 - August 23
Opening: Saturday August 01, 6-9pm. | |
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FACTORY FRESH |
1053 Flushing Avenue
Wed.-Sun 1-7pm
www.factoryfresh.net
"Lichen," Loro Verz, Apolo Torres & Mundano arrive with a varied collection of their freshest individual and collective works. During their setup for the gallery they will paint the walls of the Factory Fresh courtyard with their large scale mural work. July 7-26th.
Opening: Friday July 10, 7-10."Bailout Burlesque," An environment decorated like a circus show, a bunch of weird characters, ironic comments on whats going on in the world, and the question how would an artist react on changing circumstances starring a collective of international artist brought together by Jim Avignon.Show runs till August 30th.
Opening: Friday August 14, 7-10. Featuring Live Music & Art performances.
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GRACE EXHIBITION SPACE |
840 Broadway
(646) 578-3402
by event
www.grace-exhibition-space.com/
gracexhibitionspace@yahoo.com
Faurot+Paulson- A 5-hour multi-sectional performance with 8 performers and 16 channel surveillance. Fri, July 3 7-12. Rocio Boliver [Mexico City, Mexico] (18+ adults only) Friday, July 10 7-10 pm. Media Lab on Fri, July 17 7-11pm. Benefit for Performance Festival in China with live performance art and bands Jajo Gallery, Newark NJ. Sat, July 18 8-11 pm. Hugh O'Donnell [Belfast, Ireland] live performance art and live music Fri, July 24 7-10.
Opening: Friday July 03, 7pm-12am.Grace Space has a new companion! The new space is located in W'Burg, connected to The Front Room Gallery at 147 Roebling St. This new gallery will be for displaying, marketing and accessing the photographic documentation, video and artifacts that remain after a performance is over. The two spaces will cpmplement each other - Grace Exhibition Space exists for performance art actions, while the gallery provides access to the post-performance works. On view now: Alice Chilton Grace Gallery for Performance Art Documentation: Photographs, Videos and Artifacts.
Opening: Saturday July 18, 8-11pm. benefit, with performances
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ISCP |
1040 Metropolitan Avenue
718 387 2900
Saturday-Sunday, 2-6
www.iscp-nyc.org
Picture Parlor IV, curated by Anaïs Lellouche & Hajnalka Somogyi, with works by: Olivier Babin, Rhys Coren (ISCP), Koenraad Dedobbeleer, Baris Gokturk, Adam Kleinman, Liz Magic Laser, Vaclav Magid, John Menick, Bjargey Olafsdottir, Anna Ostoya, Jochen Plogsties & Ivy Haldeman, Alexandre Singh, Samu Szemerey, Hong-An Truong Wendy Vogel.
'Pecha Kucha' (chatter in Japanese), is an international social event that consists of a series of slide projections by the participants who also comment on the visuals. It has strict rules: one can present twenty slides for twenty seconds each, which allows everyone to speak and shine for no less and no more than 6 minutes and 40 seconds.
Opening: Friday July 10, 8pm. | |
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LUMENHOUSE |
47 Beaver Street.
718.942.5395
Saturday-Sunday, 12 - 5pm
www.lumenhouse.com
Our House, Join us for the first annual exhibition of the Lumenhouse resident artists Matthew Brownell, Megan Hays, Sara Hubbs, and Stephen Workman. The four artists will be present and their studios will be open to the public. Studio works in progress will be available for viewing in addition to those in the exhibition. June 6 -July 5.
J-POP,
Curated by Mariko Tanaka, An exhibition featuring four Japanese contemporary artists: Yuko Oda, Hiroki Otsuka, Mariko Suzuki and Yuko Suzuki from NYC. July 11 - August 2.
Opening: Saturday July 11, 7-10.Third Annual Bushwick Film Festival.Friday, August 28th, 7pm-midnight
Saturday, August 29th, 5pm-midnight
Sunday, August 30th, 2-10pm
Opening: Friday August 28, 7-12. | |
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NURTURE ART |
910 Grand Street, 2nd Floor
718-782-7755
Thurs - Mon, 12-6
www.nurtureart.org
The Bushwick Biennial, In conjunction with English Kills, Pocket Utopia, and Grace Exhibition Space. Focusing on the DIY spirit of independent galleries and exhibition spaces that have sprung up in recent years, The Bushwick Biennial showcases thirty-nine local and emerging artists whose visionary work reflects both an immediate and necessary sense of place - Bushwick -
and the larger cultural and social values that have led to the fleeting artistic colony it currently represents. At NURTUREart curated by Ben Evans, featuring: Josey Hale,Deborah Brown, Scrapworm, Audrey Hasen Russell, James Reeder, Mike Estabrook, Jonathan Brand, Rahul Alexander, Kim Holleman, Meg Hitchcock, Radek Szczesny, Jason Falchook, Jaclyn Conley, and Chris Hagerty. through July 19th
Closed in August
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PRIVATEER |
476 Jefferson St #211
718-939-8434
Fri-Sun 12-6
privateergallery.com
Haunts, A group exhibition of painting, sculpture, photography and video. Haunts features artists who utilize a broad range of mapping strategies to investigate sites present and past, in both physical and psychological terms. June 5 - July 12.
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SKYLIGHT GALLERY |
1368 Fulton St
718 636-6949
Wed-Fri 11-6, Sat 1-6
www.restorationplaza.org
Jasmine Murrell: Provocative Insights, This exhibition seeks to entice the viewer to consider the commonalities that exist among us regardless of age, ethnicity or background. The work, primarily realized in series, expresses a nuanced understanding of the global condition as it addresses themes common to all people. June 27th-Sept. 26th.
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+KRIS GRAVES PROJECT |
111 Front St. - Gallery 224
212.796.7558
Wed-Sun 1-6
krisgravesprojects.com
Daniel Salemi / Austin Thomas, June 4-28th.
"Massachusettes College of Art- MFA Photography Thesis Exhibition," Including the works of Michael Cardinali, Tom Griggs, Phil Jung and Joey Tipton. Curated by Laura McPhee. July 9- Aug 2.
Opening: Thursday July 09, 6-9.Hedge / Sultry, "Hedge" Liz Jaff's interactive installation and "Sultry" a portrait photography group exhibit. Aug 6- Sept 3.
Opening: Thursday August 06, 6pm. in addition to the first Thursday
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First Thursdays
Opening: Thursday July 09, 6-8.Opening: Thursday August 06, 6-8. | |
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AIR GALLERY |
Gallery 228, 111 Front St
212-255-6651
Wed-Sun 11-6
www.airgallery.org
Momentarily / Fruiting Bodies / Wish You Were Here 8, "Momentarily" by Joan Snitzer. "Fruiting Bodies" by Nivi Alroy. "Wish You Were Here 8" A.I.R. Gallery's 8th annual postcard show. June 24-July 19.
tART Summer Salon Show 2009curated by Kat Griefen, The tART collective, founded by Danielle Mysliwiec in 2004, is comprised of women committed to making art professionally. The network facilitates dialogue, collaboration, learning & teaching, public engagement and activism. The annual summer salon show presents a cross section of the current members of tART. Exhibiting artists: MaDora Frey, Sandra Mack-Valencia, Rebecca Loyche, Suzanne Bennett, Melissa Staiger, Jodie Lyn-Kee-Chow, Melissa Cowper-Smith, Essye Klempner, Rachael Gorchov, Jill Auckenthaler, Anna Lise Jensen, Monica Carrier, Rosemary Taylor, Katherine Keltner, Lisa Lindgren, Petra Valentova, Sydney Chastain-Chapman, Elsie Kagan, Damali Abrams, Julia Whitney Barnes, Tara Giannini, Carrie Rubinstein, Laurie Close, Yasmin Spiro, Nikki Schiro, Maria Dumlao, Ilse Murdock, Selena Kimball, Danielle Mysliwiec, Keliy Anderson-Staley, Cybele Lyle, Susan Ross, Liz Ainslie, Purdy Eaton, Katy Krantz. Aug 1-29
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AMOS ENO GALLERY |
111 Front Street
718-237-3001
Tues-Sat 11-6
www.amosenogallery.org
Syn-Chronic, Kim Brickley. The tension between the natural and unnatural is a consistent thread in much of what Brickley makes, especially the space where the two overlap; as well as how this overlap and tension influence our self-perception. The spaces in this work could be seen as systemic portraits, with the aim of examining the incomprehensibility of existence through scanned medical imaging, biochemical reaction, and psychological space. June 24-July 11.
Opening: Thursday July 02, 5:30-8:30 PM.Kim Hee Soo, July 15- July 31. Closed in August
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BROOKLKYN ARTS COUNCIL GALLERY |
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DUMBO ARTS CENTER |
30 Washington Street
(718)-694-0831
Wed-Sun 12-6
www.dumboartscenter.org
Structured Simplicity, Curated by Felicity Hogan, with works by: Mai Braun, Hilary Harnischfeger, Elana Herzog, Fabienne Lasserre, Amy Yoes. From a formalist and abstract perspective, the exhibition will investigate aspects of simplicity, taking purification as a point of departure i.e. making things simpler through structure, be they confined or chaotic.June 20-August 9.
Opening: Thursday July 09, 7-8 PM. Curator and Artists' talk
August 10th-Sept 25th by appointment.
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FARMANI GALLERY |
Gallery 212, 111 Front St
718-578-4478
Wed-Sat 1-6
farmanigallery.com
Px3 Essence of Water Winners Showcase, Works by: Photography by Balazs Gardi, Brent Stirton, Simon Harsent, Kent Mathews, Richard W J Koh, Arturo Zavala Haag, Ezra Millstein, Gabe Palacio, Ami Vitale, Martin Soeby, Andrew P Brooks, Alison Jones, Nir Alon, Akshay Mahajan, Jacqueline Berthaume, Phillip Lee Harvey, Michael Schnabel, Hamideh Zolfaaghari, Keith Foster, Lui Roq, JuneYoung Lim, Sergio Pessolano, and John Trotter. June 18-27.
"XTO Nude Image Awards."2009 Winners Showcase. July 9-18. Opening reception July 9th, 6-8pm.
Opening: Thursday July 09, 6-8 PM.Vintage- The 1950's & 1960'sBlack and white vintage prints from the mid-20th Century from fashion and editorial photographer, Dan Wynn. This series includes a combination of celebrity and fashion iconography. July 23- August 14. Opening Reception: July 23, 6-8PM.
"AMSP New York Image O9" Group exhibiting showcase winners of the AMSP NY Image 09 photographic competition. Opening Reception: Aug 21, 6-9PM.
Opening: Thursday July 23, 6-8 PM. | |
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GLORIA KENNEDY GALLERY |
Gallery 222, 111 Front St
(718) 858-5254
Wed-Fri 1-6, Sat 12-5
www.gkgart.com
Open by Appt. only June-Sept
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HENRY GREGG GALLERY |
Gallery 226, 111 Front St
(718) 408-1090
Wed, Fri-Sat 12-6, Thurs 1-7, Sun 12-4
www.henrygregggallery.com
Visualizing Climate ChangeGary Braasch, Ashley Cooper, Benjamin Drummond, Peter Essick, Steve Kazlowski, Joshua Wolfe. July 9 - July 31
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KLOMPCHING GALLERY |
Suite 206, 111 Front St
(212) 796-2070
Wed-Sat 11-6
www.klompching.com
Making A Splash (!), Featuring photographs from Lisa M. Robinson's notable "Snowbound" project, Simon Roberts' acclaimed "Motherland" series (with new work concurrently showing in the NY Photo Festival), the photograms by Elaine Duigenan entitled "Net", the award-winning "Doppelganger" series by Cornelia Hediger and the mesmerizing "Seascapes" by Renate Aller. Additionally, being exhibited for the first time a selection of images from Tessa Bunney's "Hand to Mouth" series, the magical black and white photographs of Vojtech V. Slama with "Wolf's Honey" and the wonderful "Bird Watching" photographs by Paula McCartney. April 30-August 8th.
Closed August 9th-September 10th.
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RANDALL SCOTT GALLERY |
111 Front Street #204
212-796-2190
11-6pm Wed-Saturday
www.randallscottgallery.com
Sommerherz/Glass Pyrographs, In Thelka Ehling's series "Sommerherz" (Summer Hearts), the viewer is whisked back to a time in one's childhood where the lazy days of Summer seem to never end. The emotions and experiences captured by Ehling's camera are however, not of a picture perfect family vacation, but of lives being lived, thoughts being examined and a world being experienced. It is perhaps the melancholy way of saying this that best captures the tone of the atmosphere prevalent in Summer Heart. Also on exhibition: Etsuko Ichikawa,Glass Pyrographs:With a blaze of fire and smoke, Ichikawa applies a methodically shaped piece of molten glass directly to heavy stock paper. Her large scale "Glass Pyrographs" carry the action of painting, as she works her paper surface from all angles, allowing the molten glass to burn into her medium. June 12- July 11.
Life on the BlockAdriana Lopez Sanfeliu
July 16th-Aug 15th
Opening: Thursday July 16, 6-8pm. | |
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SAFE-T-GALLERY |
Gallery 214, 111 Front St
(718) 782-5920
Wed-Sat 12-6
www.safetgallery.com
Onomatomania Onomatomania, The multimedia show will present the work of 8 contemporary artists who have a fascination, obsession or just plain intense interest in words and their multifaceted roles in the visual arts. Featuring works by: Burst387, Victoria Chang, Ula Einstein, Bob Heman, Maureen Kelleher, R. Wayne Parsons, Lori Rogers and Paul Shore. June 4-July 18. Closed July 19- August.
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SMACK MELLON |
92 Plymouth St
(718) 834-8761
Wed-Sun 12-6
www.smackmellon.org
Beauty Underfoot,Curated by Jeanne Gerrity. Adriana Farmiga, Petrova Giberson, Isola and Norzi, Fawad Khan, Gareth Long, Alison Owen, Mike Quinn, Yumi Janairo Roth, Jen Schwarting, Secret School and the K.I.D.S., Charwei Tsai. June 20-Aug 2. Closed after Aug 2.
Opening: Thursday July 09, 6 pm. The Loom free concert at Smack Mellon
Opening: Sunday July 26, 3pm. Panel Discussion
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UMBRAGE GALLERY |
111 Front Street, Suite 208
212.796.2707
Mon-Fri 12-6
www.umbragebooks.com
Liberia: Long Story Bit by Bit, Award winning photographer Tim Hetherington "Long Story Bit By Bit: Liberia Retold" entwines documentary photography, oral testimony, and personal writing to explore the dynamics of power, international complicity, and the search for justice in recent Liberian history. May 7-Aug 12.
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VII PHOTO |
28 Jay Street
212.337.3130
Monday through Friday, 10am-6pm
www.viiphoto.com
Amongst the Poor, A exhibition of photographs by dispatches editor and art director Gary Knight and published in dispatches' fourth issue, "Out of Poverty." Show runs through July 29th.
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METAPHOR CONTEMPORARY ART |
382 Atlantic Ave
(718) 254-9126
Sat-Sun 12-6
www.metaphorcontemporaryart.com
Scheherazade, 101 works by 101 artists. On view through July. The gallery will be open by appointment mid-June- July.
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MICRO MUSEUM |
123 Smith St.
(718) 797-3116
Sat 12-7
www.micromuseum.com
$2 per person on Saturdays & $10 p/p for other booking or events
Vertical Penmanship, June 27- Aug 15
Featuring visual artists Charles Printz Kopelson, Melissa Moreno, Debra Friedkin, Wanda Ewing and Kathleen Laziza and the interactive kinetic art of William and Kathleen Laziza.
Hidden Pictures: Voyeurism in America,August 22 - October 24 Saturdays $1 or by appointment weekdays $5
Opening: Saturday August 22, 8-11. $10 includes 2 free drinks
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BAM (Brooklyn Academy of Music) |
30 Lafayette Ave.
(718) 636-4100
www.bam.org
New York Masjid, Edward Grazda. Part of BAMart & Muslim Voices: Arts & Ideas
Edward Grazda's documentary project New York Masjid: The Mosques of New York City, published as a book of the same title, presents a different look at the New York Muslim community in recent times. Through an exploration of the various spaces Muslims assemble to worship throughout the boroughs, Grazda's work reveals an alternative image of American Islam. These photographs provide a unique perspective on the emerging cultural identity that is both American and Muslim. Jun 5-28.
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CLINTON HILL ART GALLERY |
154 Vanderbilt Ave
(718) 852-0227
Fri-Sat 2-7 Sun 12-3
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JON FRUM ART FOUNDATION |
66 Washington Ave, Suite 2
646 895 6368
Wed-Sat 1-6
www.jonfrumartfoundation.com
SWOPE-Sonya Works On Paper Exhibition, Nothing over $50.00. July 11-24.
Opening: Saturday July 11, 5-7 PM. | |
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MOCADA |
80 Hanson Place
(718) 230-0492
Wed-Sun 11-6
www.mocada.org
Perspectives, Women Art and Islam, Featuring: Fariba Alam, Zoulikha Boubdellah, Mahwish Chishty, Safaa Erruas, and Nsenga Knight. Curated by Kimberli Grant and Lisa Binder. Jun 4-Sept 13.
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PRATT INSTITUTE GALLERIES |
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ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE |
245 Clinton Avenue
718.940.5300
245 Clinton Avenue
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TRA GALLERY |
35 Claver Place #1
718.498.6082
Sat-Sun 12-6
www.tragallery.net
By appointment only July-August
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440 GALLERY |
440 6th Ave
(718) 499-3844
Thurs-Fri 4-7, Sat-Sun 12-6
www.440gallery.com
Brooklyn, A themed, juried exhibition capturing places, events and people related to the borough of Brooklyn, New York. Curated by Florence Neal, the co-founder (1990) and director, of Kentler International Drawing Space. June 25- July 25.
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BAG |
168 7th Street, 3rd Floor
718.858.9069
brooklynartistsgym.com
Stand at AttentionNew work by Reamonn Byrne. June 26-July 2.
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BROOKLYN MUSEUM |
200 Eastern Pkwy
(718) 638-5000
Wed-Fri 10-5, Sat-Sun 11-6, First Sat of the month
www.brooklynmuseum.org
Gustave Caillebotte, "Impressionist Paintings from Paris to the Sea," March 27-July 5. "Reflections on the Electric Mirror: New Feminist Video," May 1-Jan 2010. Sun K. Kwak "Enfolding 280 Hours," March 27-July 5. "From the Village to Vogue" The Modernist jewelry of Art Smith, through July 19. "Magic in Ancient Egypt: Image, Word and Reality" through Oct 18.
First Sat. of the month free admission 5-11: July 4th "America Remix."
Opening: Saturday July 04, 5-11pm.Yinka ShonibareA major midcareer survey of work by the UK-based Nigerian artist Yinka Shonibare MBE. Shonibare's artwork explores contemporary African identity and its relationship to European colonialism through painting, sculpture, installation, and moving image. June 26-Sept 20.
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FIVE MYLES GALLERY |
558 St. John's Place
(718) 783-4438
Thurs-Sun 1-6
www.fivemyles.org
Hip Hop Summit �Brooklyn Retrospect�, Organized by Educated Voices. Exhibition of Hip Hop photography and art. Artists: Giselle May, Tron, Vince Hunter, Flint707, Gibran K. Brown, Wayne Winston and Ramon �Redeem� Trevino. Sat. July 11, Panel Discussion on the past and future of Hip Hop; Moderator: Jae Michael; Panelists: Count Coolout, Paula Perry, Break Easy, John Potash, & Bama of The Ex-Vandals. Open Dance Circle featuring: The Dynasty Rockers, Shack Crew & Kid Freeze. July 11-12
Opening: Saturday July 11, 4-7. Panel Discussion
Turnstile I, This exhibition, the first of three, presents 44 expressive and poignant paintings created by a group of talented adolescent inmates at Riker�s Island. Turnstile II and Turnstile III are collaborations between the artist/curator Elizabeth Josephson and inmates at the correctional facility. On view during the summer by appointment and during regular gallery hours from Aug 6- Aug 22. July 6-Sept 6.
Opening: Thursday July 23, 5:30-7:30. | |
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OPEN SOURCE |
255 17th St.
646 279 3969
open
www.open-source-gallery.org
MonsterBASH, In a collaborative effort with New York City public school children, Kylin O'Brien is painting giant monsters around the city. These creatures are elements of children�s imaginations and reflections of what they find both powerful and frightening. As neighborhood murals, they are transformed into local guardians. They are very much a commentary on our collective strengths and fears. July-Aug.
Opening: Saturday July 04, 4-7 pm.Second Saturday Event: The Wheels for Beers Social, Saturday July 11th, a casual evening of drinking and socializing. Open Source will be conducting a Soap Box Camp and is in need of found materials with which to fabricate soap box racers. Please bring any type of wheel, or other material you think might be useful, in exchange for a beer(s) or juice(s). Even if you want to come empty handed, all are welcome. Just come on over and have a drink on us. peace.
Kids make Soap Box Racers!July 13th-August 8th. Soap Box Derby, On August 8th, 17th street will be closed to traffic and will be having one of its annual block parties.
Opening: Saturday July 11, 7-10. Reception and BBQ.
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PROTEUS GOWANUS |
543 Union St
(718) 243-1572
Thurs-Fri 3-6, Sat-Sun 12-6
www.proteusgowanus.com
Closing for the summer June 28 and reopening Sept 12. The Writing Society, our Oulipian writing workshop, will continue to meet throughout the summer on Wednesday evenings from 6:30-8:30 pm ($5 donations appreciated) and The Fixers Collective, a workshop in improvisational mending, will continue to meet on Thursdays, 6-9 pm.
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UNDER MINERVA |
656 5th Ave.
(718)788-0170
Weds-Fri 12-6, Sat-Sun 2-6
www.underminerva.com
Making Funny, A group show examining the use of humor in contemporary art. Featuring Aaron Bowles, Daniel Genova, Russ LaChanse, Mark McLeod, Russell Mehlman, Miho Murashima, Tony Murray, John O'Donnell, Vincent Romano, Andrew Small, Daniel van Benthuysen and YaChin Bonny You. May 27 -July 5.
Goddess, Curated by Tony Orrico with works by: Hunter Clarke, Ilene Godofsky, Michelle Orsi Gordon, Matt Harvill, Erin Lee Jones, Georgina Keenan, Raghava KK, Nia Mora, Jennifer Murray, Sara Woolley. July 8-Aug 14.
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BWAC |
499 Van Brunt St
(718) 596-2506
Sat-Sun, 1-6
www.bwac.org
Art in Changing Perspecitves: BWAC's Summer Pier Show, BWAC opens the 19th century iron gates of its historic Red Hook waterfront gallery on July 11th to exhibit 800+ new works in every medium, many that interpret and reveal the world in novel and experimental ways. Among the 220+ artists represented, four very talented artists are featured. Known for her bold use of materials, masterful brushwork, and broad range of style and subject, Audrey Anastasi's paintings capture the soul and essence of their subjects. In keeping with the show's theme, Joseph Anastasi (Audrey's husband) debuts his dramatic, grand scale presentation of photographic images, which definitely offer an altered perspective. David DiPasquale will be exhibiting his seven painting series titled, The Octave Cycle, based on the concept of the celestial octave or the "music of the spheres". And though you have seen a thousand photographs of the Brooklyn Bridge, Arden Suydam's photographs and perspective are truly unique. July 11 - Aug. 16.
Opening: Saturday July 11, 1-6 pm. meet the artists
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KENTLER INTERNATIONAL DRAWING SPACE |
353 Van Brunt Street
(718) 875-2098
Thurs-Sun 12-5
www.kentlergallery.org
Curated by Marilyn Symmes. Featuring: David Ambrose, Ernst Benkert, Hovey Brock, Stephanie Brody-Lederman, Karni Dorell, Elizabeth Duffy, Julie Gross, Molly Heron, John Himmelfarb, Gloria Holcuprda-Williams, Richard Howe, Mary Judge, Ellen Kahn, Elise Kaufman, Nishijima Kazuhiro, Michael Kukla, Nancy Manter, Morgan O'Hara, Janell O'Rourke, Debra Pearlman, Gelah Penn, Viviane Rombaldi Seppey, Claudia Sbrissa, Susan Schwalb, Robert Schwinger, Joel Sokolov, Emily Stern, Gosia Wlodarczak, Martin Zet. June 6-July 12
Closed July 13-August 31.
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WORK |
65 Union Street
646-460-5425
Fri-Sun 12-6
www.redtinshack.com
Disaster Kit, Disaster Kit is a conceptual project of California-based artist Trevor Babb, presented as a site-specific installation at WORK. This exhibit of functional art offers elegant solutions to the many problems associated with surviving or recovering from disaster. A collection of portable vessels, outfitted with equipment and supplies, demonstrate how one might provision for needs like water, food, heat, light, health, shelter, defense, transport and communication. June 12 - July 13.
Drive-In III / Blackbird Dance Company,Drive-In III: Installment III of Drive-In at WORK, featuring new video by Gabriela Vainsencher, Sarah Walko and Victor Ruano. Plus live musical accompaniment. Sat. 7/18.
Blackbird Dance Company: Featuring the world premier performance of "Memory & Forgetting" and "Coasting," with guest choreographer Dana Lawton.July 23,24&25 at 8, 8:30 and 9 every night.
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