|
|
|
[top]
|
--WILLIAMSBURG GALLERIES OPEN LATE-- |
every2nd.org/
All WGA Galleries open late, Opening: Friday February 10, 7-9. | |
|
ART101 |
101 Grand St.
718.302.2242
Fri-Sun 1 - 6
www.art101brooklyn.com
also by appointment.
Expanding the Landscape,work by Alexandra Limpert and Patrick Whalen
Nicola Ginzel and Chester Nielsen, an intriguing pairing of minds and talents. Their art is distinctly unique; their paths surprisingly similar.
Feb. 17 - March 18.
Opening: Friday February 17, 6-9. Second Friday
| |
|
BLACK & WHITE GALLERY/PROJECT SPACE |
483 Driggs Ave.
718.599.8775
Fri-Sun 12-6
www.blackandwhiteartgallery.com
The World According To: Roberley Bell, Isidro Blasco, Julian Montague, Alejandro Moreno, Santiago Taccetti. Michael Van den Besselaar, Eric White.
Smoke & Mirrors / Nothing To See Here,
Santiago Taccetti. March 10 - May 19, 2012
Opening: Saturday March 10, 6-9. | |
|
CAMEL ART SPACE |
722 Metropolitan Ave.
Sat-Sun 12-6pm
camelartspace.com
Narrative Ability, Curated by Carl Gunhouse, featuring works by: Linda Gallagher, Joe Lawton, Ted Partin, Amber Hawk Swanson, Ryan Syrell. Also, new works by Matthew Mahler and Andrew Zarou in the project space. Both shows run from January 6th Through 29th.
First Truth, curated by Sara Hubbs and Sara Jones. Artists: Gina Beavers, Megan Hays, Sara Hubbs, Janelle Iglesias, Sara Jones, Siobhan McBride, Danielle Mysiliwiec
February 10th – March 11th, 2012
Yuka Otani,
a new installation inspired by "Hojoki", an essay by Chomei Kamono: a Japanese 13th century poet who expresses the sense of mujokan (impermanence) during the medieval age of wars and disasters. February 10th – March 11th, 2012
Opening: Friday February 10, 6-9. | |
|
CAUSEY CONTEMPORARY |
92 Wythe Avenue
718.218.8939
Wed-Sat 11-7, Sun 12-6, Mon 9-5
www.causeycontemporary.com
formerly CH'I
Stewards, Zane York. December 16-January 22.
War Paint, Gerald Mocarsky
December 16-January 22.
Volumes, Group Exhibition of Artist Editions. Featured Artists: Carri Skoczek, Melissa Murray, Norman Mooney, Alexis Portilla, Michel Demanche, Gerald Mocarsky, Chuck Kelton, Shelton Walsmith, Nina Carelli, & Kathy Goodell. January 27th - February 26th.
Opening: Friday February 03, 6-9. | |
|
CITY RELIQUARY |
370 Metropolitan
718.782.4842
Sat-Sun 12-6pm, Thu 7pm-10pm
www.cityreliquary.org
Thoughtfully arranged artifacts of NYC’s history.
New York City Above and Below: Works by Plein Air Artist Enrico Miguel Thomas. Thomas’s famed subway drawings on New York City subway maps in both sharpie and watercolor.
Opening: Saturday January 28, 7pm. | |
|
|
FIGUREWORKS |
168 North 6th St.
718.486.7021
Sat-Sun 1-6
www.figureworks.com
Ellen Emmet Rand / Ellen Emmet Randtwo-person exhibition by Ellen Emmet Rand and Ellen Emmet Rand, grandmother and granddaughter. The work in this show will combine Ellen Emmet Rand’s portrait paintings and drawings from the turn of the century with Ellen Emmet Rand's new abstract collage paintings, which have been inspired from and created directly over a series of her earlier figurative paintings done in the 1990’s. Jan 13 - March 4.
| |
|
FRONT ROOM GALLERY |
147 Roebling St
718-782-2556
Fri-Sun 12-6
www.frontroom.org
In-Habitat, an exhibition of new works by: Julia Whitney Barnes, Gregory Curry, Lisa DiLillo, and Kim Holleman. In the exhibition “In-Habitat” each artist takes a unique perspective of the concept of habitat, and what it is to inhabit this world.
| |
|
|
LIKE THE SPICE |
224 Roebling St.
718.388.5388
Wed-Sun 12-7pm
www.likethespice.com
Winter group exhibition: Featuring all new work created in 2011 by: Chino Amobi, Jason Bryant, Treasure Frey, Joseph Heidecker, Brian LaRossa, Eric LoPresti, Jenny Morgan, Reuben Negron, Nicki Stager, Allie Rex, Matt Stone, and Jason Yarmosky. January 13th - February 8th. Open 6-9pm for Williamsburg Every Second Friday.
| |
|
PANDEMIC GALLERY |
37 Broadway
917-727-3466
daily 11-6
www.pandemicgallery.com
New and Used, Solo exhibition by Giles Thompson. Thompson's work is a kind of visual commentary of the effects generated from the presence of the constant visual bombardment of advertisements and logos that are absorbed into our subconscious on a daily basis. show runs through Feb. 5th 2012
| |
|
PARKERS BOX |
193 Grand St.
718.388.2882
Thu-Sun 1-7pm
www.parkersbox.com
Kenn Bass and Mike Rogers, A new video work by the Brooklyn artist, Kenn Bass along with drawings by Los Angeles based Mike Rogers. Exhibition January 13 to February 5.
WNTRSLN2, Gallery artists. February 10 - February 26.
Opening: Friday February 10, 6-9. | |
|
PIEROGI |
177 North 9th St.
718.599.2144
Tue-Sun 11-6pm
www.pierogi2000.com
Dawn Clements, with sculptures by Marc Leuthold, 6 January – 12 February.
Unreliable Narrator, Ward Shelley, 17 February – 18 March.
Opening: Friday February 17, 7-9.FRANCES RICHARD's, "The Phonemes" and "I'll Drown My Book," the women's conceptual writing anthology. (co-edited by Caroline Bergvall, Laynie Brown, Teresa Carmody, and Vanessa Place), both by Les Figues Press."
Opening: Saturday January 28, 6-9. | |
|
SIDESHOW |
319 Bedford Ave.
718.486.8180
Fri-Mon 12-6pm
www.sideshowgallery.com
Mic Check, The Human Mic, Group show, featuring works by hundreds of artists, ranging from well known mid-career artists to emerging artists. January 7-February 29th.
| |
|
SKINK INK EDITIONS |
177 North 10th Street, Room G
917 536 8347
Fri-Sun 11-7
www.skink-ink.com/pr_skink_ink.html
'Flatlands', Ross Racine & Lekan Jeyifous. Visions of the manmade landscape from two artists that each emulate the creation of artificial cityscapes, suburban & utopic environments. Original works made on the computer and rendered as digital prints. December 9th- January 22nd.
| |
|
SOLOWAY |
348 South 4th Street
347-776-1023
Saturday and Sunday, 12:00-5:00
www.soloway.info
The Best of 2012, January 8 - February 5. Featuring work by: Robert Bordo, James Brittingham, Jude Broughan, Pilar Conde, Rochelle Feinstein, Jaya Howey, Chris Martin, Amy Sillman, Jessie Stead, Steel Stillman.
| |
|
SOUTHFIRST: ART |
60 North 6th St.
718.599.4884
Fri-Sun 1-6
www.southfirst.org
Time Travel, twelve short projects about time travel. Featuring: Julia Carroll, Vu Chau, Liza Cheung, Dominick Cioppa, Ioana Ferariu, Tharald Fongaard, Joyce Kim, Daryl Ramirez, Christoph Schlom, Louisa Slosar, Ross Smith, Caleb Tuten
Elwyn Palmerton and Matthew Thurber, Jan 27 - Feb 26.
Opening: Friday January 27, 6-8. handscroll performance 7 pm by Matthew Thurber
| |
|
THE BOILER |
191 North 14th St
718.599.2144
Wed-Sun 12-6pm
www.pierogi2000.com/
The Art Party (Gotham Golem) Bob & Roberta Smith. Extended through Jan. 31st by appointment.
| |
|
THE JOURNAL GALLERY |
168 North 1st Str
718.218.7148
Tue-Sun 12-6pm
www.thejournalinc.com
Special Blend, Curated by Chris Martin
Jan 13 — Feb 12 2012
| |
|
VENTANA244 |
244 North 6th St
718-753-7363
Thurs-Fri 5-7, Sat-Sun 12-6
ventana244.org
Andrew Huston, selects multi-media works by Michelle Ceja, Matthew Eiraldi, George Hoffman, Sherrie Levine, Gerhard Mantz, and Mike Zahn. January 13-February 10, 2012
| |
|
Williamsburg Art & Historical Center |
135 Broadway
718.486.7372
Fri-Sun 12-6
www.wahcenter.net
Bienvenido Bones Banez Jr. Dec. 11, 2011 - Feb. 5, 2012
13th Annual WAH Salon Art Club Show, Coördinated by Julie Saypoff and Mary Westring. January 21 – February 19, 2012
Opening Saturday, January 21.
| | | |
[top]
|
|
JANET KURNATOWSKI |
205 Norman Ave.
718 383 9380
Fri-Sat 1-7pm, Sun12-6pm
www.JanetKurnatowskiGallery.com
Paperazzi, annual show of over a 100 works on paper. January 13-February 12.
Morphed, a show of sculpture with works by Sandra Casti, James O. Clark, Frosty Myers, Gelah Penn, Heidi Pollard, Rebecca Smith, Kris Scheifele. Feb 17 - March 18.
Opening: Friday February 17, 7-9. | |
|
RAWSON PROJECTS |
223 Franklin St
718-388-2706
Sat-Sun 1-7pm, and by appointment
www.rawsonprojects.com
Trots and Bonnie, new sculptures by Allen Glatter. January 28 – March 11, 2012
| |
|
REAL FINE ARTS |
673 Meeker Ave
Sat-Sun 12-6pm
realfinearts.com
Gauges for Sam Pulitzer, a continuation of his habit of recycling 1" ear gauges as an artistic material. November 26 - February 5.
| |
|
SPLATTERPOOL |
138 Bayard St
917.412.9220
Thurs, Sat & Sun / 1-6pm
splatterpool.com
Sys(x)tem, a group exhibition curated by Tal Sznicer. Featuring: Shay Arick, Future Archaeology, Megan Feehan, Riley Hooker, Carla Streckwall, Clement Valla + John Cayley. through Sunday Feb 5
WOLFPACK! Opening: Friday February 17, 5-11. | |
|
YES GALLERY |
147 India St.
(917) 593-9237
Weds-Fri 1-7, Sat & Sun 1-5
Yesgalleryyes.com
Organic Lust, works by Kenneth Ian. January 20th-February 12th.
Ale' Ale' Paintings by E.K Buckley. February 17-March 18
| |
[top]
|
AGAPE ENTERPRISE |
56 Bogart Street, #1Q
718-417-0037
Friday to Sunday, 12-6pm
www.agapeenterprise.com
Tea Will Be Served,Chloë Bass + The Bureau of Self-Recognition cordially invite you to share a cup of afternoon tea at Agape Enterprise. What does it mean to have a daily cup of tea? Join us for tea and a conversation about how what we do shapes us into who we are.
The Valley of Ben Hinnom, by Bryan Zanisnik. 7-9pm, Friday, January 20th, 2011:
| |
|
C.C.C.P. North Light Exhibition Space |
56 Bogart St. (Basement)
917.974.9664
Fri-Sun 12-6
jahartny.tripod.com/cccp/
"Kick Start"
1/06 to 1/29/2012
An eclectic group show-
"Passion 2012""Passion 2012"- An eclectic group show-
2/03/ to 2/26/2012
Opening: Friday February 03, 6-8pm. | | |
|
FACTORY FRESH |
1053 Flushing Av
917-682-6753
Sat-Sun 1-7pm
www.factoryfresh.net
Skewville's 80th Birthday, A Retro Retrospective. Skewville will showcase past favorites such as the original giant "Hype" signs from Wooster Collective's 11 Spring Street show in 2006. as well as the Skewville "Lawnmower Stamper" that prints out " Keep on Grass" and The Secret Laboratory Book Shelf Door from Basement AIr Show in 2005. Also featuring their wooden sneaker archives from 1999 to present as well as recent artworks from the past few years will also be available and on display.
Show ends Sunday, March 11 at 7pm
Opening: Friday February 03, 7-10pm. | |
|
GRACE EXHIBITION SPACE |
840 Broadway, 2nd Floor. BROOKLYN
646.578.3402
8:30 - 11:30 the 2nd and 4th Fridays of Every Mont
www.grace-exhibition-space.com
gracexhibitionspace@yahoo.com
| |
|
INTERSTATE PROJECTS |
56 Bogart Street
Thursday – Saturday 12-5 pm
www.interstateprojects.com
Kevin Lips / Mason Saltarrelli Kevin Lips' sculptures and Mason Saltarrelli's works on paper. Both artist's source their work from the found, either in materials, shapes, or forms. Through this process they both create narrative triggers that remain undetermined by the artist and the naturalistic abstract forms of both artist's works.
| |
|
ISCP |
1040 Metropolitan Avenue
718.387.2900
Weds-Sat, 12-6pm
www.iscp-nyc.org
Maider Lopez: Polder Cup, the inaugural ISCP alum exhibition. Videos, photographs and an installation based on the artist’s recent participatory project, a one-day football championship in Rotterdam. Feb 15-March 12.
Opening: Wednesday February 15, 6-8.Salon: Adéla Hrušková and Katharina D. MartinOpening: Wednesday March 07, 6:30. | |
|
MICROSCOPE |
4 Charles Place
347.925.1433
Thurs-Mon 1-6PM, and by appointment
www.microscopegallery.com
Dreamful Slumber: Drawings & Videos by James Fotopoulos, Jan 7 to Feb 6."Dreamful Slumbers: Drawings and Video" is the first NY solo exhibition of filmmaker/artist James Fotopoulos. The title relates to William Blake’s creation myth The Book of Urizen and the exhibit marks Fotopoulos’ serious return to drawing, a practice of his youth. The exhibit traces the development of Fotopoulos’ current works in charcoal, from black & white, to experimentation with reds, to a recent focus on blue. Other drawings made for his videos provide comment on the relationship between art by a filmmaker and the “art” made for a film. A new video work highlights the connection between drawing and video making, a subject that has interested Fotopoulos for years.
We are Cinema: 50 years of the Film-Makers' Cooperative. 2/11 - 3/5. A month-long exhibit and screening series celebrating 50 years of the Film-Makers’ Co-op in NYC, an organization founded in 1962 by a group of avant garde filmmakers including Jonas Mekas, Ken Jacobs, Jack Smith, Stan Vanderbeek, Rudy Burckhardt and Gregory Markopoulos. "We are Cinema" features paintings, drawings, prints, light boxes, and other artworks from the group’s earliest to most recent members. Special Screenings include: FEB 11, 5PM: Jack Smith, fresh-from-the-lab prints of rare shorts; FEB 18,7PM Ken Jacobs early works featuring Jack Smith and new 3D; FEB 25 7PM Jonas Mekas "Birth of a Nation" and more; MAR 4 7PM group show of new editions to the coop. Admission is $6, ($10 for Smith program).
Opening: Saturday February 11, 7-9PM. Proceeded by 5PM Special screening of new prints of rare 16mm shorts by Jack Smith. RSVP required for screening only.
| |
|
MOMENTA ART |
56 Bogart Street
718.218.8058
Thu-Mon 12-6pm
www.momentaart.org
Broken Homes, a group show featuring work by Francis Cape, Kate Gilmore, Lisa Kirk, Marni Kotak, Anthony Marchetti, Gordon Matta-Clark, Kirsten Nelson, Leah Oates, Naomi Safran-Hon and Peter Scott. December 9th through January 22nd, (Momenta will be closed for the holidays from 12/20 though 1/5)
Meisterwerke (Masterpieces)video by Juliane Zelwies. Jan 27-Feb 5
Opening: Sunday January 29, 5pm.Saffron Tea, video by Bahar Behbahani. Feb 10 - Feb 19.
Opening: Sunday February 12, 5pm. | |
|
NURTURE ART |
56 Bogart
718-782-7755
Thu - Mon, 12-6pm
www.nurtureart.org
Videorover, Season III, with: Lee Arnold, Nicolas Carrier, Yoni Goldstein + Meredith Zielke, Rachael Haines, Ryan Whittier Hale, Una Hamilton Helle, Zerek Kempf, Miles Umney, and Jenny Vogel.
Possible Exhibitions, a solo exhibition by Bulgarian artist Svetlana Mircheva. In her new body of work, Mircheva presents us with an infinity of possible scenarios, suspended between past, present and future. January 13 - February 10.
| |
|
REGINA REX |
1717 Troutman
646-467-2232
Friday - Sunday 12-6pm
reginarex.org
NONILLION, Brice Bischoff, Joe Brittain and Katy Fischer. 1/14/2012 - 2/26/2012
| |
|
SECRET PROJECT ROBOT |
389 Melrose St.
Thurs-Sat 6-9
www.secretprojectrobot.org
Infinite Loop: Art + Sound by Val Britton and John Colpitts. January 14th through February 5th.
video infusion: secret project robot explores the proliferation of self produced music videos made possible by inexpensive access to technology and the internet. Through march 4th
Opening: Saturday February 11, 8-11. | |
|
STOREFRONT BUSHWICK |
16 Wilson Avenue
(917) 714-3813
Sat-Sun, 1-6
www.StorefrontBushwick.com
Gary Petersen and Halsey Hathaway, project space: paintings by Rob de Oude.
January 1-February 5.
Martin Bromirski, Rachel LaBine, Elizabeth Riley, February 10-March 11.
Opening: Friday February 10, 6-9. | |
|
STUDIO 10 |
56 Bogart St.
718.852.4396
Fri-Mon 1-6
www.studio10bogart.com
Roundabout/UEBA, an exhibition of new sculpture, sound work and drawings by the New York-based artist David Schafer. Roundabout/UEBA includes two metal sculptures with accompanying sound, photography, 3d animation video, and drawings. February 3 - February 27.
| |
|
SUGAR |
449 Troutman Street, #3-5, bell 21
718-417-1180
Fri-Sun 12-6
sugarbushwick.com
Lineup, round 3, Heavy brush strokes diminish, colors are defined, divided, and
consolidated. Shapes are realized while surfaces melt, glisten,
shine, and give-in. The transitioning is a tickle to the ribs, and
the whole of round 3 is an offering of pleasantries. Doug Young, Christy Singleton, Liv Mette Larsen, Carla Knopp, Erika Keck, Luisa Kazanas, Scott Espeseth, Vincent Como. 1.28.12 - 3.10.12
Opening: Saturday January 28, 6-8. closing reception with performance
| |
[top]
Bedford-Stuyvesant Galleries
|
|
SKYLIGHT GALLERY |
1368 Fulton St
718.636.6949
Wed-Fri 11-6, Sat 1-6
www.restorationplaza.org
Her Word as Witness: Women Writers of the African Diaspora will open at the Skylight Gallery, December 1, 2011. The exhibit will feature 35 photographic portraits by Laylah Amatullah Barrayn of some of today's most compelling writers,along with excerpts from their works. December 1, 2011- March 31, 2012
| | |
[top]
|
--FIRST THURSDAY DUMBO GALLERY WALK-- |
| |
|
AIR GALLERY |
Gallery 228, 111 Front St
212.255.6651
Wed-Sun 11-6
www.airgallery.org
Illegitimate and Herstorical / Portraits for Self-Determining Haiti / The Re-Origin: after the last "Illegitimate and Herstorical," Curated by Emily Roysdon. Fellowship Gallery: Regine Romain, "Portraits for Self-Determining Haiti." Gallery III: Katsura Okada, "The Re-Origin: after the last first. " January 5 - 28, 2012.
Closing Reception with Emily Roysdon: Saturday, January 28th from 4 to 6pm, including a performance by A Feminist Tea Party from 2 to 4:45pm.
Opening: Saturday January 28, 4-6.
"Bachelor Pads, Jeanette May, Bachelor Pads furthers May's investigation into the representation of desirable men and the development of the "female gaze" in contemporary visual cultural. February 1 - 25.
New Work, Jane Swavely, New Work features pastel drawings and oil paintings of vibrant and visceral landscapes. February 1 - 25.
Futurescapes, Annie Ewaskio, a series of colorful and luminous oil paintings that depict nonexistent places. February 1 - 25.
Opening: Thursday February 02, 6-9. Artist Talks begin at 6pm.
| |
|
AMOS ENO GALLERY |
111 Front Street
718.237.3001
Wed-Sat 12-6
www.amoseno.org
Artists at Play, Featuring: Tag Brum, Tony Cuneo, Naury Garcia-Joaquin, Stephen March, Erik Patton, Sunyoung Seo,Walter Swales. January 4 - January 28.
Hey Beautiful! This exhibition inquires into the role of beauty in art now. Featuring: Vika Adutova, Jennie B.ooth, Annie Kyle, Midori Okuyama, Zoë Williams, Siang-Jen Yang. February 1 - February 25.
Opening: Thursday February 02, 6-9 PM. | |
|
BOSE PACIA |
163 Plymouth Street
212 989 7074
Tues-Sat 11-6
www.bosepacia.com
Jaret Vadera, January 3 – February 2.
| |
|
BRIC ROTUNDA GALLERY |
33 Clinton St
718.683.5621
Tue-Sat 12-6pm
www.bricartsmedia.org
The Bricoleurs: The Fourth Annual Artists from the Registry ExhibitionCurated by Christian Fuller and Risa Shoup
Each year BRIC Rotunda Gallery presents an exhibition exclusively drawn from its Artist Registry, an online resource containing over 15,000 image files and 1,000 active users. The 2012 exhibition The Bricoleurs will present the work of artists who explore the medium of collage and assemblage, and examine expanding the canon of these processes. These artists embrace the practice of bricolage - constructing new forms and imagery, and creating cogency among sometimes disparate elements of a work. Artists include: Andrea Burgay, Max Greis, MaryKate Maher, Joseph Gillette, Cooper Holoweski, Alana Fitzgerald, Christian Maychack, Danielle Durchslag, Man Bartlett, and Troy Michie.
FiguredLori Ledis Emerging Curator Exhibition
Curated by Kris Nuzzi
BRIC Rotunda Gallery Project Room
The exhibition Figured explores how artists undertake representation of the figure without using a physical form. Deliberately moving beyond the meaning of direct portraiture, the exhibition focuses on unconventional interpretations to reveal the artist’s intention beyond what meets the eye. Using words, possessions, names, and symbolic shapes, the artists of Figured both capture the essence of the individual they represent and leave the viewer wanting more. Artists include: Julia Chiang, Petros Chrisostomou, Leigh E. Davis, Leor Grady, Regi Müller, and Eric Rhein.
| |
|
BROOKLYN ARTS COUNCIL GALLERY |
111 Front St., Suite 218
718.625.0080
Mon–Fri 10am-5pm
www.brooklynartscouncil.org
Chain Reaction, Caroline Mak, This new 25 foot long, site-specific wall is a seemingly mundane object, a potted plant, initiates a series of chain reactions that travel down the length of the gallery wall. Along the way, collections of objects collide, creating visual puns that are a whimsical play on each object’s intended function. Extended through Feb. 10.
“FUNNY HA HA,” a group show that explores different approaches to using humor in art to make a serious statement. The exhibition was curated by Courtney Wendroff, BAC’s Visual Arts Director, and features works from Brooklyn artists Ernest Concepcion, Katy Higgins, Beth Krebs and Iviva Olenick. March 1 – July 27.
Opening: Thursday March 01, 6-8. | |
|
BROOKLYN HISTORICAL SOCIETY |
128 Pierrepont Street
718-222-4111
Fri, Sun 12 – 5; Sat 10 – 5
www.brooklynhistory.org
Home Base: Memories of the Brooklyn Dodgers at Ebbet's Field, through April 1st. Curated by local high school students in BHS' Exhibition Laboratory program. Through archives, photos and oral histories, the exhibition explores the connection between Ebbets Field, the Dodgers and the Brooklyn community. The exhibit features the history of the team and its fans by digging into BHS’ rich Dodgers collection that includes baseball cards, photographs of the field, ticket stubs, uniforms, seats from Ebbets Field, autographed baseballs, scorebooks from the 19th century, team photos and the famous Dodger Banner from their 1955 World Series win. The exhibition will include humorous and emotional stories from fans and employees of Ebbets Field, recorded by students and BHS staff during the semester. Home Base recalls the thrill and excitement of attending games at Ebbets Field at the height of the Dodgers era.
| |
|
DUMBO ARTS CENTER |
111 Front Street, Suite 212
718.694.0831
Wed-Sun 12-6
www.dumboartscenter.org
100 Tweets, by Michelle Vaughan. January 5 - January 15.
Opening Reception: January 5, 6 - 9 PM
New Pyramid for the Capitalist Systemby Robby Herbst. "New Pyramids For The Capitalist System” explores acrobatics, class, bodies and interpersonal dynamics through a series of large-scale drawings, installations, and performances of human pyramids. The project was inspired by Herbst’s grandfather’s photos (a collection of beach and socialist acrobats) and a 1911 diagram produced by Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) called “Pyramid for the Capitalist System.” February 10 - April 12.
Opening: Friday February 10, 6-9. | |
|
GIACOBETTI PAUL GALLERY |
111 Front Street, #220
917.548.8107
Wed-Sun, 12 to 6pm
giacobettipaul.com
Jennifer Fuentes, New Paintings, January 5 - 29, 2012.
INWARD, Josh Alexander. February 2 - 29, 2012
Opening: Thursday February 02, 6-9. | |
|
KLOMPCHING GALLERY |
Suite 206, 111 Front St
212.796.2070
Wed-Sat 11-6pm
www.klompching.com
THE ARCHITECTURE OF SPACE: Group Exhibition of contemporary photography exploring the perception and representation of space. Jan 25 - March 2.
| | |
|
MIGHTY TANAKA STUDIO |
111 Front Street, Suite 224
718.596.8781
Mon-Fri 12-7pm
mightytanaka.com
Lost & Found, Featuring the artwork of Adam Void, Alice Mizrachi, Curtis Readel, ELLE & John Breiner
| |
|
MINUS SPACE |
111 Front Street, Suite 226
347.525.4628
Weds-Satu 12-6pm
www.minusspace.com
Carrie Pollack, solo exhibition by Brooklyn-based artist. January 14 – February 25.
| |
|
NEW YORK FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS |
| |
|
SMACK MELLON |
92 Plymouth St
718.834.8761
Wed-Sun 12-6
www.smackmellon.org
Tamara Gayer, The Final Contraction. Stephen Sollins, Piecework. Heeseop Yoon, Still Life #11. January 21 - March 4.
| |
|
THE SCULPTOR'S GUILD GALLERY |
| |
|
TRIANGLE ARTS ASSOCIATION |
111 Front Street Galleries, Suite 222
718.858.1260
Tues-Sat 12-6pm
www.triangleworkshop.org
What Only Paint Can Do, an erratic selection of Triangle alumni curated by Karen Wilken. Featuring works by: Andrew Baer, Frances Barth, Andrea Belag, Matt Blackwell, Gregory Forstner, David Fratkin, Dana Gorden, James Little, Jill, Nathanson, Larry Poons, Summer Wheat, and Alun Williams. January 19th-Feb 23rd.
Painting Today, discussion mediated by Karen Wilkin
Opening: Thursday February 02, 8pm. | |
|
UMBRAGE GALLERY |
111 Front Street, Suite 208
212.796.2707
Mon-Fri 12-6
www.umbragegallery.com
Grace Before Dying, Photographs by Lori Waselchuk, Quilts by Angola Penitentiary Hospice Volunteers. The emotional story of an extraordinary breakthrough in humanity that has helped to transform one of the most dangerous maximum security prisons in the United States, into one of the least violent. November 3-January 12.
| |
|
UNITED PHOTO INDUSTRIES |
111 Front Street, Suite 204
Monday - Friday, 12 - 6 PM
unitedphotoindustries.com
Geolocation: Tributes to the Data Stream, Nate Larson and Marni Shindelman. January 5 - January 28, 2012
| |
|
VII PHOTO |
28 Jay St
212.337.3130
Mon-Fri, 10am-6pm
www.viiphoto.com
Traces - The Marks of History, This poignant exhibition explores the photojournalist’s role as a witness to history using only the marks traced on landscapes and faces by extraordinary events. A shadow, a stain, an empty space or a memory explored, sometimes there’s a physical mark and sometimes only a visual echo or an emotional resonance. This collective show by VII photographers includes work by Marcus Bleasdale, Alexandra Boulat, Ron Haviv, Antonin Kratochvil, Joachim Ladefoged, Seamus Murphy and Stephanie Sinclair from five continents across 20 years. November 3 – Jan 31.
| | |
[top]
|
MICRO MUSEUM |
123 Smith St.
(718) 797-3116
Sat 12-7pm
www.micromuseum.com
$2 Saturdays & $10 for special events
Above & Beyond, A Three–Year Retrospective of the Art of William and Kathleen Laziza, Featuring Never-Before Seen Works May 15, 2010 – December 20, 2013
| |
|
MURIEL GUEPIN GALLERY |
47 Bergen St.
718.858.4535
Wed-Sat 11-7pm, Sun 12-5pm
www.murielguepingallery.com/
Exposed, group show featuring the artwork of: Andrea Dezsö, Karim Hamid, Donald Graham Hershey and Rogelio Manzo. Through February 26.
| |
|
THE INVISIBLE DOG |
51 Bergen St
646.270.2550
Thu-Sun 1-7pm
theinvisibledog.org
The Dumpster Project, by Mac Premo. A work of transportable public art. The Dumpster Project is also a daily blog. Fundamentally, The Dumpster Project is a physical taxonomy of one man's existence. January 8th.
| |
[top]
Fort Greene/Clinton Hill Galleries
|
BAM (Brooklyn Academy of Music) |
30 Lafayette Ave.
(718) 636-4100
Open during BAMcafé hours and by appointment
www.bam.org
| |
|
CORRIDOR GALLERY |
334 Grand Ave
718.230.5002
Tue-Thu 10-6, Fri-Sat 12-6
www.corridorgallerybrooklyn.org
Fashioned in Time - Curated by Lauraberth Lima Artists include: Elixabeth Colomba, Eileen Karakashian, Hugh Hayden, Jamea Richmond, Meridith McNeal, Alisha Wormsley, in the main Gallery
We The People - A solo exhibition of Sophia Dawson in the Corridor Gallery Project Space, curated by Charlotte Mouquin. Nov. 13th - Jan. 7th.
| | |
|
MOCADA |
80 Hanson Place
718.230.0492
Wed-Sun 11-6pm
www.mocada.org
FEED YOUR HEAD: The African Origin of The Scientific Aesthetic , Curated by Kalia Brooks, Director of Exhibitions November 17, 2011 – February 25.
| |
|
Ouchi Gallery |
170 Tillary Street, Suite 507
(347) 987-4606
Tues 7-10, Weds-Sun 12-6
www.ouchigallery.com
"LOVE," 100 Artist Exhibition. This is the 4th "100 Artist Exhibition" at Ouchi Gallery in NY, whose aim is to join 100 artists from all over the world including NY local artists to have a phenomenal group exhibition. Jan 5 Thu.- Jan 29 Sun.
| |
|
PRATT INSTITUTE GALLERIES |
200 Willoughby Avenue, Chemistry Building 1st floor
718.636.3517
Mon-Fri, 11am-5pm
www.pratt.edu/exhibitions
Fine Arts Faculty Exhibition, Section II, Work in all media by faculty in Pratt Institutes graduate and undergraduate Fine Arts Department. Nov 17-Jan 6.
| |
|
ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE |
245 Clinton Avenue
718.940.5300
Weds 4-8, Sat 12-3
www.sjcny.edu
Alumni Room Gallery, Tuohy Hall
| | | |
[top]
Park Slope/Gowanus Galleries
|
440 GALLERY |
440 6th Ave
718.499.3844
Thu-Fri 4-7, Sat-Sun 11-7
www.440gallery.com
Ellen Chuse, January 12 - February 19.
| |
|
BAG |
168 7th Street, 3rd Floor
718.858.9069
Mon-Sat 12-5
brooklynartistsgym.com
Member Salon, Saturday, January 14th through Monday, January 23rd.
Collaborations, January 28th through Monday, February 6th.
Opening: Saturday January 28, 6-9. | |
|
BROOKLYN MUSEUM |
200 Eastern Pkwy
718.638.5000
Wed-Fri 10-5, Sat-Sun 11-6, First Sat of the month
www.brooklynmuseum.org
reOrder: An Architectural Environment by Situ Studio, March 4, 2011–January 15, 2012
African Innovations, 200 Objects from the Museum’s Permanent Collection. Beginning August 12, 2011, a long-term installation of 200 objects from its collection of African art in the recently renovated gallery space on the first floor.
Sanford Biggers: Sweet Funk-An Introspective
September 23, 2011-January 8, 2012.
Raw/CookedFeaturing Red Hook Artist Shura Chernozatonskaya. January 27 through April 8.
Eva Hesse Spectres 1960, an exhibition of rarely seen paintings by the artist Eva Hesse (1936-1970), will be presented in the Brooklyn Museum's Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art. September 16, 2011, through January 8, 2012.
Split Second, Indian paintings from the Museum’s permanent collection. July 13, 2011–January 1, 2012
Youth and Beauty: Art of the American Twenties,
This major exhibition of 138 paintings, sculptures, and photographs by 67 of the greatest artists of their time is the first wide-ranging exploration of American art from the decade between the end of World War I and the onset of the Great Depression.
Opening: Saturday February 04, 5-11pm. First Saturday
| |
|
FIVEMYLES |
558 St. John's Place
718.783.4438
Thu-Sun 1-6pm
www.fivemyles.org
Material Dreams from China, Robert Toyokazu Troxell Clay reveries and material dreams from China: etchings and ceramic impressions from the the artist’s recent residency at the Jingdezhen Ceramic Institute, China Measuring the Distance to the Moon, Grace Sachi Troxell.
| |
|
GOWANUS BALLROOM |
55 9th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11215
347.460.2687
September 16-18 & 23-25. Fridays: Doors open at 6p
gowanusballroom.com
| |
|
GOWANUS PRINT LAB |
54 Second Avenue
718.788.3930
Mon-Thurs 10-10, Fri-Sat 10-7, Sun 12-7
gowanusprintlab.com
The Art of Rebellion, Featuring work by: Rachel Cohen, Christian Hansen, Bryan Meador, Tonja Torgerson, Roberto De Jesus, Freya Powell, Lisa Miller, Kevin Deckert, Aubrey Rodriguez, Deanna Paquette, Idoyangbon Edorisiagbon, + the 99%. December 15th - January 26th
| |
|
OBSERVATORY |
543 Union St
3-6 Thurs & Fri, 12-6 Sat-Sun
observatoryroom.org
LUNATION, Art on the Moon, Featuring: Grace Baxter, Jesse Bransford, Susan Crawford, Noah Doely, Joanna Ebenstein, Theo Ellsworth, Ted Enik, Jesse Gelaznik, Ethan Gould, Dr. Gary, Greenberg, Pam Grossman, Maria Liebana, Gerald Marks, Chad Merritt, Heidi Neilson, G.F. Newland, Rebeca Olguín, Herbert Pfostl, Kathryn Pierce, Lado Pochkhua, James Walsh, Julianne Zaleta. January 7 – February 26.
Closing Party/Observatory’s 3rd Anniversary Fundraiser, Opening: Saturday February 18, 8pm. $20
| |
|
OPEN SOURCE |
306 17th St.
646.279.3969
Thurs/Fri: 11am-2pm; Sat 2pm-7pm
www.opensourcegallery.org
LEIGH DAVIS, Working from photographs she took of an inhabited self-storage unit in New Mexico and using materials found in the surrounding neighborhood, Davis’s installation repurposes the gallery as a transitional living space, in which everyday artifacts of human existence take on different meaning when encountered in a place not designed for habitation. January 14th – Feb 8th.
| |
|
PROTEUS GOWANUS |
543 Union St
718.243.1572
Thu-Fri 3-6pm, Sat-Sun 12-6pm
www.proteusgowanus.com
Migration, Our theme this year, from September through July, is Migration, with three exhibitions of art, artifacts and books plus a series of events exploring the movement of bodies through space and of ideas through time. Lado Pochkhua of the Republic of Georgia will join the cultural workshop in an onsite studio space. Evidence: the Ninth Ward, a video montage by Andrew Garn spies on the new “immigrants” who have moved into the abandoned homes of New Orleans’ Ninth Ward after the mass abandonment of the devastated neighborhood after Hurricane Katrina. September 17 – January 8.
Object Migration, | |
|
RHV FINE ART |
683 6th Ave
(718) 473-0819
Thu-Sun 2-7pm
www.rhvfineart.com
Jerry Walden, hard-edged visual abstractions in acrylic on canvas by layering and juxtaposing random and well considered stripes of color to form undulating lines of shifting hue and direction that result in multi-colored Formalist compositions. December 11– January 22. Gallery closed: Dec. 22, 2011 – Jan. 1, 2012
Derek Lerner, layers countless well refined marks, lines, and shapes to create complex systems that look as if we are peering through a microscope and a telescope at the same time. After 15 years of working, this group of 10 ink on paper drawings (all 2011) constitute Lerner's latest body of work, stemming from his contradictory feelings about urban sprawl, over-development and humanity as a virus. January 26 - February 26.
Opening: Thursday January 26, 6-8. | |
|
SET GALLERY |
287 3rd Avenue
718-852-7609
Weds-Sat, 12-6pm
www.setgallery.org
Foreign Bodies, Curated by Yevgeniya Baras, Featuring: Vydavy Sindikat, Yevgeniya Baras, Irina Danilova, Alina and Jeff Bliumis. January 7th - February 19th
| | |
| | |
[top]
|
210 Gallery |
210 24th St.
718 499-6056
Fri-Sun 12-6
www.210gallery.blogspot.com
Regret, drawings, paintings and sculpture of Troyan Tecau. November 12th thru January 15th.
Paradise Lost, Maura Falfon - ink and paint on large-format paper. January 21- February 26.
| | | |
[top]
|
|
KENTLER INTERNATIONAL DRAWING SPACE |
353 Van Brunt Street
718.875.2098
Thu-Sun 12-5pm
www.kentlergallery.org
The Influential Female, Drawings Inspired by Women in History, curated by Randall Harris. Featuring:
Clarity Haynes, Meridith McNeal, Edward Monovich, Arlene Morris, Annysa Ng,
K. Saito, Jacquelyn Schiffman, Vivianne Silvera, Lorene Taurerewa, Jono Vaughan. February 3 - March 25.
Opening: Friday February 03, 6-8.Opening: Sunday February 19, 4 pm. Curator's talk
| |
|
LOOK NORTH GALLERY |
275 Conover Street, Suite 4E
347.721.3995
Mon-Fri 10-1, Sat-Sun 10-3
looknorthny.com
| |
[top]
|
|
|
