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--Williamsburg Every 2nd Friday-- |
6-9 Second Friday of the month
Williamsburg Galleries open late every 2nd Friday of the month. | | |
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AG Gallery |
310 Grand Street
718.599.3044
12-8 every day
www.aggallerybrooklyn.com/
Contemporary Sapiens, Florent Poussineau. September 7, 2019 ~ September 30
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Black Ball Projects |
374 Bedford Ave
Saturdays & Sundays 12-6
blackballprojects.com
The Astronaut 1996, works by Katy Schimert. September 23 - November 3, 2019
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Brooklyn Art Library |
28 Frost Street
718-388-7941
12-8pm Everyday
sketchbookproject.com/brooklynartlibrary
Sketchbook Projecta collection of close to 30,000 sketchbooks (and counting) submitted by people of all ages and backgrounds from around the world. Thats over a million pages of original artwork made by everyday people, from arts professionals to students, kids, parents, and anyone in between.
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Holland Tunnel Gallery |
61 South 3 rd st
718 384-5738
Sat-Sun 1-5
hollandtunnelgallery.com
hollandtunnelart@ gmail.com
BEADS and BAUBLES, Beaded portraits and voodoo dolls from vintage jewelry by Carri Skoczek. September 21 - October 14.
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Parallel Performance Space |
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Soloway |
348 South 4th Street
347-776-1023
Saturday and Sunday, 12:00-5:00
soloway.info
Nothing Allowed to Occur Here Under Any Circumstances, Whatsoever, Period. Lance Rutledge. September 8 – October 13.
Analogy, Steel Stillman. a dozen Polaroid photographs from the late ‘80s and early ‘90s of drawings traced from found family albums and sets them alongside recent digital prints of three photographs taken by the artist between 1985 and 2013. 20 – November 24.
Opening: Oct 20, 2019, 6-8. | |
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Southfirst: Art |
60 North 6th St.
718.599.4884
Sat-Sun 12-6 and by appointment
www.southfirst.org
is moving, see website for details
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The Olympia Project |
87 Grand Street,
1.917.319.1112
Wednesday - Friday, 12-6pm
art@sophieolympia.com
ORCHID.Summer, photographer Matthew Morrocco’s Orchid.Seasons body of work. August 15 - September 12.
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The Royal Society of American Art |
400 B South 2nd Street
rsoaa.com
Analog Garden, Curated by Amelia Biewald. Sept. 6th - Sept. 29th. Featuring the work of Erik Benson, Brent Owens, and Lina Puerta.
Beyond the Instant, Curated by Ilona Golovina. Vera Saldivar De Lira, Jean Marie Casbarian, Drew Leventhal, Stephanie Cortazzo, and Maddalena Arcelloni. Oct. 4th - Oct. 20th.
Opening: Oct 4, 2019, 7-9. | |
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Williamsburg Art & Historical Center |
135 Broadway
718.486.7372
Fri-Mon 12-6pm
www.wahcenter.net
Material Witness, An exhibition that is clarified by the materials the artists use
Curated by William Norton. Saturday, September 14 - Sunday, October 13.
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Auxiliary Projects |
212R Norman Avenue
Sat and Sun 1pm-6pm
www.auxiliaryprojects.com
Paper Trail, An installation of 6-sided drawings by painter Allison Gildersleeve. September 14 - October 19, 2019
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Calico Brooklyn |
67 West St #203
(347) 450-MEOW
Thurs-Sat 12-5pm
calicobrooklyn.com
Christian DeFilippo, September 27 - November 22.
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Greenpoint Terminal Gallery |
67 West st #320
617-970-0060
Fri and Sat 12-5
www.greenpointterminalgallery.com
A Movement, Standing Still, Abdolreza Aminlari, Samantha Bittman, Cody Hoyt. September 6 – October 12
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Light Industry |
155 Freeman Street
www.lightindustry.org
A Recipe for Disaster, Carolyn Lazard. Friday, October 11 to Sunday, October 13, 2019, from 10am-6pm
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The Java Project |
252 Java Street, Suite #100
917.773.8248
Sun 1-6
thejavaproj.com
Basic Economy, Daniel Herr, curated by Nick Naber
Masquerade,Miles Laden. October 19-November 12
Opening: Oct 19, 2019, 6-9. | | |
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Amos Eno Gallery |
56 Bogart Street
718.237.3001
thurs-sun 12-6pm
www.amoseno.org
Soft Wet to Hard Dry, Mimi Oritsky. October 24 – November 17.
Opening: Oct 25, 2019, 6-8 .Stephen March: Dark Times/Escape from Reality September 26 - October 20.
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C L E A R I N G |
396 Johnson Avenue
718 456 0396
Wednesday - Sunday 12-6pm
c-l-e-a-r-i-n-g.com
Party On The Caps, Meriem Bennani.
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Carvalho Park |
112 Waterbury St
Fri -Sun 12-6
carvalhopark.com
The Supernal Plane, Rosalind Tallmadge + Rachel Mica Weiss. Sept 7- Oct 13.
Opening: Oct 3, 2019, 7pm. Artist's Talk
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David Schweitzer Contemporary |
56 Bogart Street
davidandschweitzer.com
Planet Ax4+1, Ruth Hardinger, Kelin Perry, Babs Reingold, Christy Rupp, Rebecca Smith, Babs Reingold. February 2 –25th.
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Fisher Parrish Gallery |
238 Wilson Ave
Saturday & Sunday 1–6
fisherparrish.com
info@fisherparrish.com
Piper Pipe that Song Again! Aaron Elvis Jupin
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Friday Studio Gallery |
56 Bogart St., Lower Level South, Brooklyn.
917 909 0500
Fridays, 1 till 6PM
jahartny.tripod.com/fridaystudiogallery/
"Total Eclipse""Total Eclipse " 10/4 to 10/25/2019, An eclectic group show-
Opening: Oct 4, 2019, 6-8pm.
"The Chosen One""The Chosen One", An eclectic group show 11/1 to 11/29/2019
Opening: Nov 1, 2019, 6-8pm.
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Fuchs Projects |
56 Bogart St. #1E
718.366.2280
Fri-Sun Noon-6pm
fuchsprojects.com
And the Birds Still Sing, Ole Werner Munck, curated by Bo Otterstrom
Opening: Oct 11, 2019, 6-9. | |
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ISCP |
1040 Metropolitan Avenue
718.387.2900
Wednesday - Friday, 12:00 - 6:00
www.iscp-nyc.org
Ungrounded,
The exhibition considers—from a myriad of vantage points—today’s political, social, and ecological urgencies. Works include a compilation of words in need of safeguarding painted by Danilo Correale; Simone Couto’s multimedia presentation of immigrant stories spanning 150 years in 2 x 2; Furen Dai’s two-dimensional work examining global census forms; Mariajosé Fernández-Plenge’s photographic exploration of the fine line between mental illness and compulsive habits in Small Obsessions; Jude Griebel’s latest figurative sculpture highlighting dystopic paranoia; Joshua Liebowitz’ Proof Burdens – No1, an ongoing multimedia project investigating grievance in the United States; and Alison Nguyen’s every dog has its day, a video made with consumer-produced media highlighting the connections between religion, self, and technology. October 8–December 6, 2019
Opening: Oct 8, 2019, 6–8.
Via San Gennaro, Sonia Leimer. September 17, 2019–January 3, 2020
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Kimberly -Klark |
788 Woodward Avenue
Sunday from 12-5pm
kimberly-klark.com
The Well, the Windmill & the Lighthouse, Filip Olszewski. Through July 17th
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Knockdown Center |
52-19 Flushing Ave. (Maspeth Queens)
(347) 915-5615
Saturdays and Sundays 2-6
knockdown.center
Pigeonhole: The Life and Work of Bobby Alam. | |
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Koenig & Clinton |
1329 Willoughby Avenue
212.334.9255
Thurs-Sun: 11AM-6PM
koenigandclinton.com
Anoka Faruqee & David Driscoll. September 6–October 26
Tony Marsh.October 25–December 7, 2019
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Luhring Augustine Bushwick |
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M. David & Co |
56 Bogart Street
Fri: 1pm-9pm, Sat-Sun 1pm-6pm
mdavidandco.com
Frozen Gesture II, Anna Wagner-Ott, Brooke McGowen, Deborah Kapoor, Francesca Schwartz, Joey Brock, Kate Brown, Stephanie Hargrave, Torild Stray, Winston Mascarenhas.
Palingenesis, Belen Millan, Bonny Leibowitz, Winston Mascarenhas.
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Microscope |
1329 Willoughby Ave #2B, Brooklyn, NY 11237
347.925.1433
Thurs-Mon 1-6PM, and by appointment
www.microscopegallery.com
He Said What? Rachel Phillips. September 6 – October 13.
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Outpost Artists Resources |
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Present Co. |
254 Johnson Avenue
1-6 Saturdays and Sundays
www.present-co.com
Calvin Burton and Jonathan Miralda Fuksman | |
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Sardine |
286 Stanhope Street
sardinebk.com
The Mushroom Show, Organized by Dan Gratz & Lacey Fekishazy. Featuring artwork by Conor Backman, Conrad Bakker, Zach Bruder, Andrew Cannon, George Carr, Drea Cofield, Vince Contarino, Andy Cross, Alex Da Corte, Lacey Fekishazy, Amy Feldman, Matthew F Fisher, Paul Gabrielli, Tamara Gonzalez, Quinn Gorbutt, Dan Gratz, Laurie Hogin, Brook Hsu, Gabriel Hurier, Sam Jablon, Roxanne Jackson, Butt Johnson, Robin Kang, Jim Lee, Paul Lee, Tara Long, Esperanza Mayobre, Matthew Mahler, Lydia McCarthy, Benny Merriss, Doug Melini, MMAS, Ben Pederson, Eric Shaw, Karen Tepaz, Richard Tinkler, Tim Van Laar, Anne Vieux, Letha Wilson, and Alex Yudzon. October 5 - November 3.
Opening: Oct 5, 2019, 6-9. | |
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Slag Contemporary |
56 Bogart St. #005
212 967 9818
Thurs-Sat. 12-6
slaggallery.com
The Edge, Anna Szprynger.
Opening: Oct 11, 2019, 6-8. | |
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Studio 10 |
56 Bogart St.
718.852.4396
Fri-Mon 1-6
www.studio10bogart.com
Later that Afternoon. David Henderson presents an installation of two large carbon fiber panels incorporating sound by his brother Douglas Henderson, a large suspended sculpture and smaller plywood wall pieces. October 11th - November 10th, 2019
Opening: Oct 11, 2019, 7-9. | |
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Theodore: Art |
56 Bogart Street
212-966-4324
Fri-Sun 1-6
theodoreart.com
that dear old picture on the wall, Andrew Witkin. September 6 - October 20, 2019
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Transfer |
1030 Metropolitan Ave
Saturdays 2 - 7
www.transfergallery.com
The Great Code, animated gifs and prints suggesting the order of knowledge has been collapsed and compressed. The culminating work has evolved in Lorna Mills’ studio over the past 15 years. Through March 24
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Transmitter |
1329 Willoughby Avenue, 2A
Friday 6-9pm, Weekends 12-6pm
www.transmitter.nyc
What Things Don't, Recent work by Yin Ho and Theo Mullen. October 11-November 11.
Opening: Oct 11, 2019, 6-9.
Night Blindness, Recent paintings by Lauren Portada. Sept 6-Oct 6
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TSA |
1329 Willoughby Ave, #2
Saturday and Sunday, 12-6pm
newyork.tigerstrikesasteroid.com/
Precursor to Expanded Dialogue, TSA New York is excited to be working with two of Baltimore’s Artist Run Institutions: Mono Practice and Guest Spot @ the Reinstitute on a collaborative three-part exhibition featuring works from Kat Chamberlin (Brooklyn, NY), Brian Michael Dunn (Takoma Park, MD), Giulia Piera Livi (Baltimore/Philadelphia), and Doreen McCarthy (New York, NY). October 11 – November 17.
Opening: Oct 11, 2019, 6-9.
Secondary Sources, a group exhibition curated by Jackie Hoving and Norm Paris that includes the work of Anthony Campuzano, Nyeema Morgan, Leslie Roberts, Brandi Twilley, and Shoshanna Weinberger. September 6 – October 6.
Opening: Oct 6, 2019, 4-6. | |
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Underdonk |
87 Richardson St.
Sat-Sun 1pm - 6pm
underdonk.com
Fur Cup, Curated by Elisa Soliven. Amanda Martinez, Amie Cunat, Ann/drew Gayle, Anna Sew Hoy, Celia Gerard, Christina Tenaglia, Courtney Puckett, Deirdre Swords, Gabriela Vainsencher, Guy Walker, Heidi Lau, Inna Babaeva, Jasmine Murrell, Julia Kunin, Julie Curtiss, Karen Tepaz, Leah Tacha, Leilah Babirye, Leonora Loeb, Lu Zhang, Monica Palma, Patrice Renee Washington, Priscilla Fusco, Rachel Domm, Rachelle Dang, Rebecca Murtaugh, Roxanne Jackson, Sharif Farrag, Stephanie H. Shih, Sue Havens.
Opening: Oct 11, 2019, 6-9. | |
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Wayfarers |
1109 Dekalb Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11221
Saturdays and Sundays 1–5
brooklynwayfarers.org
Anthropocene Blues, Brain Davis, Cynthia Mason, Cynthia Reynolds, David McQueen, Elise Wunderlich, George Ferrandi, Kate Alboreo, Kate Kosek, Kharis Kennedy, Maureen O’Leary, Meredith Starr, Yael Azoulay "Anthropocene Blues" Wayfarers Annual Member Show curated by Jane Ursula Harris. September 29 through October 20.
Opening: Oct 11, 2019, 7-11. | | |
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Brooklyn Children's Museum |
145 Brooklyn Avenue
718 735-4400
Tues-Sun, 10-5
brooklynkids.org
Our City, a contemporary artists that examines the components that make up a neighborhood. Children will take on the roles of urban planners, artists, architects, and visionaries as they talk about the places they call home. Our City includes artwork by Aisha Cousins, Brooklyn Hi-Art Machine (Oasa Duverney and Mildred Beltre), Elizabeth Hamby, James Rojas, Priscilla Stadler, and Rusty Zimmerman. March 10 to September 4.
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Gridspace |
112 Rogers Avenue
gridspace
Doing Pretty Good, Frederick Hayes. June 9 – July 14.
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--DUMBO First Thursday Studio Walk-- |
dumbo.is/culture
On the first Thursday of every month, DUMBO’s galleries stay open late for a night of art, gallery openings, artist talks, and live performance.
Opening: Oct 3, 2019, 6-8. | |
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A.I.R. Gallery |
155 Plymouth Street
212.255.6651
Tues-Sun 12-6
www.airgallery.org
Eleven x Seventeen, Carolyn Martin Between the Lines. Alisa Henriquez, Twist, Glide, Shine. Simone Paterson Machine Memory + Motherboards.
Opening: Oct 11, 2019, 6-9. | |
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Art In General |
145 Plymouth Street
Tuesday-Saturday, 12-6pm
artingeneral.org/visit
Imaginary Explosions, Caitlin Berrigan's work investigates how deep time and interspecies communication might assist us in radical planetary transformation. September 5–November 14.
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Brooklyn Historical Society |
128 Pierrepont Street
718-222-4111
Fri, Sun 12 -5; Sat 10 -5
www.brooklynhistory.org
An Opening, Kameelah Janan Rasheed.
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Issue Project Room |
22 Boerum Place
718-330-0313
issueprojectroom.org
Suzanne Fiol: Mothers of Creation, Kathy Brew, Kimiko Hahn, Michelle Handelman.
Opening: Oct 10, 2019, 8pm. | | |
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Klompching Gallery |
89 Water Street
212.796.2070
Wed-Sat 11-6pm
www.klompching.com
Anthem, Doug Fogelson. Anthem is the most recent installment of Fogelson’s extensive Chemical Alterations series, in which the artist perceptively combines the subject of nature, with the (de)construction of the photograph, to comment upon the human impact on the environment.
Icebergs and WildfiresAdriane Hughes & DM Witman. in the project space. Through October 19.
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Long Island University/Humanities Gallery |
LIU Brooklyn 1 University Plaza Brooklyn,
718-488-1198
9-6pm (m-f) & 12-6 (Sat.)
www2.brooklyn.liu.edu/galleries/
CENTRAL BOOKING’s Plant Cure/Brooklyn, curated by Maddy Rosenberg
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Minus Space |
16 Main St.
347.525.4628
Weds-Sat 12-6pm
www.minusspace.com
How Things Are, Leslie Roberts. In the Williamsburg, Brooklyn-based artist's second solo exhibition at the gallery, she presents a group of new diagrammatic paintings that deepen her investigation into ephemeral language and color abstraction. September 7 - October 26, 2019
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Photoville Nyc, |
Brooklyn Bridge Park
photoville.nyc
Free Pop-Up Photography Village With Over 80 Exhibitions In And Around Shipping Containers,Working with more than 100 curatorial and programming partners, Photoville NYC exhibits work by over 600 visual artists each year. In addition, the festival offers nighttime projection programs, hands-on workshops, an education day for New York City middle and high-school students, panel discussions and talks at St. Ann’s Warehouse, tents with vendors, family-friendly photo activities, publishers and gear demonstrations, a community photo book store, and a beer garden run by Smorgasburg filled with local food vendors and serving Brooklyn Brewery beers. Photoville NYC is open to the public—all ages, dogs included—free of charge, making it unlike any other photo festival in the world. September 12 – 22.
Opening: Sep 12, 2019, 4-10. Opening Night
Opening: Sep 13, 2019, 4-10. Exhibitions & Night Time Programming with the New York Times
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Smack Mellon |
92 Plymouth St
718.834.8761
Wed-Sun 12-6
www.smackmellon.org
Voice, Viviane Rombaldi Seppey. Esperanza Cortés, Canté Jondo / Deep SongSeptember 28–November 3.
Panel Discussion: Latinx, Art, and IdentityOpening: Oct 13, 2019, 4-5:30. | |
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United Photo Industries |
16 Main St.
Monday - Friday, 11-6
unitedphotoindustries.com
The FENCE, to Brooklyn Bridge Park. A jury of 70 leading photography and art professionals has selected work by 40 photographers from around the world, which UPI has installed along 1,250 feet of the Greenway of the picturesque Brooklyn Bridge Park. The FENCE which opened Saturday, June 22 will be on view until September, when UPI’s other signature initiative, Photoville (September 12-22, 2019), a crowd-pleasing pop-up photo destination created in and around more than 60 shipping containers, returns to Brooklyn Bridge Park.
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490 Atlantic Gallery |
490 Atlantic Ave.
718-344-4856
Tues. - Sat. 2:00 - 6:00
www.490atlantic.com
Wide Open, Miram Ancis | Margaret Niell. Sept 14-Oct 27th.
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Court Tree Collective |
371 Court Street
courttree.com/
I Sink Into the Blue, by Blanca Guerrero. This body of work was made during the Artist-in-Residence-Yamanashi (AIR-Y) in 2015. Sep 27th – Oct 11th
The Great Paper Show, over 30 artists from over 100 submissions. One winner will receive a solo show in 2020 and full gallery representation.
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The Invisible Dog |
51 Bergen St
646.270.2550
Thu-Sun 1-7pm
theinvisibledog.org
Dirty Secret, Brian Andrew Whiteley, Peter Clough, Christopher Stout and Jason Derek North. The performance also includes live tattoo by Jon Gomez. Again, DIRTY SECRET II will feature an original sound scape by Brian Wenner of Prism House.
François Chaignaud, Performance
Opening: Oct 12, 2019, 7:30. | |
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Fort Greene/Clinton Hill Galleries
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321 Gallery |
321 Washington Avenue
Saturday 12-5
321gallery.org
Crude Suite, Paul Kopkau.
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BAM (Brooklyn Academy of Music) |
30 Lafayette Ave.
(718) 636-4100
Open during BAMcafe hours and by appointment
www.bam.org
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BRIC House |
647 Fulton Street
718-683-5600
Tue-Sun 10-8pm
www.BRICartsmedia.org
FREE
Serious Play: Translating Form, Subverting MeaningAn exhibition devoted to the exploration of the forms of childhood play that encourage experimentation, chance, failure, and humor as a process in contemporary art. Jun 27-Aug 18
Muriel Stockdale: An installation of reimagined United States flags celebrating the cultural landscape of Brooklyn. Jun 27-Aug 18
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Kunstraum |
20 Grand Ave, Space 509
312.316.5506
Thu - Sat 12-6pm by appointment
www.kunstraumllc.com/gallery
A quick turnaround (so I'm pretty turned around)Curated by: Genevieve Sachs. Artists: Benjamin Albrecht, Joseph Cato, Adriana Gallo, Karen Holt, Sheri Shih Hui, Wendy Krausbeck, Jenna London, Genevieve Sachs, and Matthew Sprung.
Opening: Sun July 29 4-6pm
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Mocada |
80 Hanson Place
718.230.0492
Wed-Sun 12-7pm
www.mocada.org
Umbilical, Kwesi Abbensetts. August 02 - September 15.
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Pratt Institute Galleries |
200 Willoughby Avenue, Chemistry Building 1st floor
718.636.3517
Mon-Fri, 11am-5pm
www.pratt.edu/exhibitions
Anthropocene Island: Colonization, Native Species and InvadersFeaturing works by: Suzanne Anker, Peggy Cyphers, Pam Longobardi, Sarah Olson, Christy Rupp, Kathleen Vance. Organized by Peggy Cyphers. September 16-27.
Pratt Institute: DeKalb Gallery: 331 DeKalb Avenue
Space Within Spaces - an outdoor light installation which reflects the real-time detection of cosmic rays, Agnes Mocsy, Che-Wei Wang, Joseph Morris. curated by Pratt STEAMplant Initiative at Pratt Institute. Brooklyn, Clinton Hill: 200 Willoughby Avenue,
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St. Francis College Gallery |
180 Remsen Street
9AM - 6PM
Mirror Mirror on the Wall...Inaugural Exhibit of Works from the Lise Curry Art Collection. September 20th to December 17th
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Park Slope/Gowanus Galleries
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440 Gallery |
440 6th Ave
718.499.3844
Thu-Fri 4-7, Sat-Sun 11-7
www.440gallery.com
Dislocation, Amy Weil. September 4 - October 6.
Opening: Oct 6, 2019, 4:40 pm. Closing party
FamilyShanee Epstein. October 10 – November 17. Artist talk: Sunday October 27, 4:40 pm. Closing Party: Sunday November 17, 1-4 pm
Opening: Oct 13, 2019, 1-4. | |
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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
Garry Winogrand: Color May 3–December 8, 2019
Nobody Promised You Tomorrow: Art 50 Years After Stonewall May 3–December 8, 2019
Pierre Cardin: Future Fashion
July 20, 2019–January 5, 2020.
Rembrandt to Picasso: Five Centuries of European Works on Paper. June 21–October 13, 2019
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Cathouse Proper |
524 Court Street
646.729.4682
Fri-Sun 12-6pm and by appointment
cathouseproper.com
Roots Returned, Renée Cox. featuring the diptych "Origin". Through November 9, 2019
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Fivemyles |
558 St. John's Place
718.783.4438
Thu-Sun 1-6pm
www.fivemyles.org
18 Stanzas Sung to a Tatar Reed Whistle Exhibition and performances by Hanne Tierney. Sep 19 – Oct 5. Performances: Oct. 5, at 7:30 pm
Opening: Oct 5, 2019, 7:30.
Always Light, Barbara Hatfield. September 14 - October 13.
Trajectory – FiveMyles. curated by Charlotta Kotik with Will Corwin. Artists: Nicole Awai, Bahar Behbahani, Mildred Beltre, Martha Haile, Alexandre Kyungu Mwilambwe, Sa’dia Rehman, Sa’dia Rehman, Roberto Visani . October 19 – December 15.
Waters of the Future. Water-based woodcuts by Florence Neal.
Opening: Oct 26, 2019, 5:30-8. | | |
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Ground Floor Gallery |
343 5th Street (off 5th Avenue)
646.801.3338
Thurs-Fri, 2-6 Sat 12-6, Sun 12-5
groundfloorbk.com/
Priority Mail: 2019 Mail Art Biennial.Thursday, July 26th - Sunday, September 15th
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Jenkins Johnson Gallery |
207 Ocean Avenue
212.629.0707
Tuesday - Saturday, 11 am to 6 pm
jenkinsjohnsongallery.com
Then and Now, Chase Hall and Cameron Welch. Curated by Antwaun Sargent
September 7 – October 19.
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Open Source |
306 17th St.
646.279.3969
Wednesdays-Saturdays, 2-6pm
www.opensourcegallery.org
SpaldingMaximiliano Siñani, will focus on the game of basketball within communities–activating both the private space of the gallery and the public space of the court with confetti. September 13-October 19, 2019
Opening Reception: September 13, 7-9pm
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Open Source Gallery presents Debtor, an exhibition of new works by Camilo Godoy.
Opening: Oct 26, 2019, 2-6pm. | |
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Ortega y Gasset Projects |
363 Third Avenue
1-6pm, Sat & Sun
oygprojects.com
Before I Let GoCameron Granger. KT Duffy: The Ways We Record the Universe Are Evidence of Our Own Primitive Nature
Elsewhere Is a Negative Mirror, Natessa Amin and Susan Klein. October 19 - November 17. Curated by Will Hutnick
Opening: Oct 19, 2019, 6-9. | |
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Site:Brooklyn |
165 7th Street
718.625.3646
Tuesday-Friday 1pm-6pm
sitebrooklyn.com
Small and Smaller, curated by Heather Bhandari
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The Cluster Gallery |
200 6th st 3E
Wed to Sat: 12-6pm
www.bklynartcluster.com/
Glimpse of Heaven, Bella Steele, Caiti Borruso, Emma Fernald, Jessica Lau, Molly O’Donnell, Olivia Becchio, Olivia Gravel, Rebecca Schnopp, Sophia Pinero, curated by Brittany Smith
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Kingsborough Art Museum |
Art and Science Building, 2001 Oriental Blvd
718-368-4817
kccartmuseum.org
The Annual Faculty Exhibition.Sept 26- October 24.
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NARS Foundation |
201 46th St, 4th Floor
718.768.2765
Mon-Fri, 1-5; Sat-Sun by appt.
narsfoundation.org
Behind the Seen, Daesup Song, Isabella Darcy, Tavi Meraud, Brookhart Jonquil, Catalina Tuca, Chen Wang, Eeva Honkanen, Esther Hovers, Guiyoung Hwang, Helina Metaferia, Shoko Masunaga, Yohanna M. Roa. curated by Vanessa Kowalski
the grass is always #00ff00, an exhibition featuring works by Isak Berbic, Erica Molesworth, Carrie Elston Tunick, Joshua Citarella, Joshua Liebowitz, and Sorbus in conjunction with the Sunset Park Wide Open Fall Edition event which is co-presented by NARS Foundation, J&M Studios, BOCCARA Art, Brooklyn Arts Fellowship, Art Cake, Target Margin Theater, Tabla Rasa Gallery and ChaShaMa. The exhibition is curated by NARS’ Program Director, Vanessa Kowalski and brings together works from artists living and working in both locally and abroad. The exhibition is on view from October 18th to November 8th, and presents a selection of photographic and video based works which take into consideration the role of landscape, whether that is an environmental or natural landscape, political landscape, social landscape, or the projected future of a yet untilled terrain.
Opening: Oct 18, 2019, 6-9. | |
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Tabla Rasa Gallery |
224 48 Street
718.833.9100
1:00 - 5:00 pm Thurs-Sat
tablarasagallery.com
Urban GlyphsDimitri.
Hard Candy and other confections, Doug Newton
Opening: Oct 18, 2019, 6-8. | |
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Trestle Gallery |
850 3rd Ave. Suite 411
718.858.9069
M/W/F 1:30-6:30
trestlegallery.org
Allegories of the Invisible, Shoshanna Weinberger, curated by Eileen Jeng Lynch
Matthew Mann, Curated by Blair Murphy. On View October 4 - November 3, 2019
Opening: Oct 4, 2019, 7-9. | | | |
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BWAC |
499 Van Brunt St
718.596.2506
Sat-Sun, 1-6
www.bwac.org
Fall In/Fall Out Art Exhibition, curated by Joe Banish, Steven Weiss
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Hot Wood Arts |
481 Van Brunt Street 9B (2nd floor)
Weekends 1-6pm
Break the Cycle, An exhibition of politically motivated works: a stop-motion video designed to be viewed with red/blue 3D glasses by Maximus Clarke; digitally altered, vintage photographs that have been embroidered by Julia Justo; large scale, mixed media installations and drawings by Julie Peppito; and a video by Thomas Lail depict such topics as history repeating itself, being told how to act and what to believe, climate change, human rights, immigration and the pursuit of a better world. September 22nd - October 13th
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Kentler International Drawing Space |
353 Van Brunt Street
718.875.2098
Thu-Sun 12-5pm
www.kentlergallery.org
Imagined Language Hannah Israel. September 13 - October 27.
Opening: Oct 5, 2019, 4pm. Artist’s Talk
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Kustera Projects |
57 Wolcott St
Thurs-Sun, 12-6pm
kusteraprojects.com
Ghosts of Our Future, Kevin Connelly Gillespie. Through July 27.
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Peninsula Art Space |
352 Van Brunt Street
Saturday-Sunday, noon-7pm
peninsulaartspace.com
Heartbeats, Georgia Elrod. Curated by Johnny Mullen
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Pioneer Works |
159 Pioneer St. Brooklyn NY 11231
718-596-3000
Weds-Sun, 12-6
pioneerworks.org
You're at home, Jacolby Satterwhite. An immersive environment revolving around the artist’s digitally-animated series Birds in Paradise, which constructs mythological, queer universes derived from American consumerism, pop culture, African folklore, ritual, and personal narratives. October 4–November 24.
Opening: Oct 4, 2019, 7-9. Non-Essential Consultants, Inc. Duke Riley’s three-channel video installation Non-Essential Consultants, Inc. combines narrative and documentary filmmaking to portray an allegorical history implicating a duo of outlaw operatives responsible for a bed bug outbreak in Washington, DC. The video revolves around a single sculptural element: a vintage 21 x 15 inch Samsonite suitcase, which has been retrofitted with an arrangement of scientific machinery and medical equipment used for drawing blood and breeding bed bugs. November 9 – 24
A History of Digital Photography, Lucien Samaha’s A History of Digital Photography brings together three decades of the artist’s work—a time period that corresponds with the rise of digital photography. Oct 18 - Dec 15
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