Shabbat is a weekly invitation to come Home. In body, space, and time, in voice, in breath, and in community, we are invited Home. Each one of us is encouraged to bring an object for the altar this month that symbolizes family, name, or home
Baptist minister Curtis Boyd relinquished the pulpit in the 1960s to become a doctor who provided thousands of safe, illegal abortions prior to Roe v. Wade. This film tells the story of Dr. Boyd and a group of compassionate clergymen, who remain dedicated to the idea that all women have the right to a safe abortion.
Our Season, the 13th, is now over… The Invisible Dog remains open during regular gallery hours over the summer. You can come visit us, hang in the garden and visit Takao Shirashi’s monumental installation.
And save the date: on Saturday September 10, we launch our Season 14 with a five-week festival called NAFAS, “this elusive gift that makes food taste better”, including a group exhibition of 33 artists and a series of performances and events.
Discover all the artists that will make your fall absolutely delicious.
Through this project, choreographer Thierry Thieû Niang brings together people from different walks of life: children, adolescents, elderlies, women, and men to question the meaning of “the first time.”
The Invisible Dog Art Center and the Cultural Services of the French Embassy in New York are thrilled to invite you to the second edition of Dance Film Series, a series of dance films featuring new French and international talents.
Puerto Rican interdisciplinary artist Yanira Castro (a canary torsi) is collaborating with three to five teens from Girl Scout Troop 6000, a girl scout program specially designed to serve girls in the New York City Shelter system, on a tea ritual and oral history project on land, embodiment, and self-determination.
This summer, join FAD Market at The Invisible Dog Art Center — we’ll be hosting two summer makers markets celebrating the creative energy of New York City.
2018 Suzanne Fiol Curatorial Fellow and collective Queer Trash are thrilled to present new work from composer and multi-instrumentalist Lucie Vítková, performance artist Gabe Rubin, and butoh dancer Will Atkins. Queer Trash return to present three performances that expand, disturb, and pervert notions of the human body spanning performance art, experimental composition, movement, and rope suspension.
In the overheated debate about immigration, we often lose sight of the humanity at the heart of this complex issue. The immigrants and refugees living precariously in the United States are mothers and fathers, children, neighbors, and friends.
Shabbat is a weekly invitation to come Home. In body, space, and time, in voice, in breath, and in community, we are invited Home. Each one of us is encouraged to bring an object for the altar this month that symbolizes family, name, or home
Laura Chávez Silverman helps people access the wild within and around them. As the founding naturalist of The Outside Institute, she teaches slow, intentional, and embodied ways of seeing and being in relation to the land, including foraging for edible and medicinal plants.
The Invisible Dog Art Center hosts an open-rehearsal of research, dancing and community engagement for a new work by choreographer Benjamin Akio Kimitch. As a mixed-race Japanese American choreographer whose studies began in Chinese dance, Kimitch dreams beyond the worn-out mantra of East-meets-West.
This summer, join FAD Market at The Invisible Dog Art Center — we’ll be hosting two summer makers markets celebrating the creative energy of New York City.
This untitled new performance work dramatizes the institutional developmental workshop of new musicals in this country. We dive back into the yesteryears of these incubative spaces in order to re-conceive its future and how we as artists and a field at large can be more humane, ethical and community driven to better reflect all of our voices and experiences in the material.
The Brooklyn based pop up gallery 3walls is excited to present the recent work of four artists, Jocelyn Fine, Huê Thi Hoffmaster, Nancy Hubbard, and Elise Kaufman in the exhibition, Place of Mind, on view from May 24-26 at The Invisible Dog Art Center.
TUNE. a dance ritual. Five dancers and live musicians come together as agents of authority to create a choreographed experience.
Come celebrate the best of New York’s emerging design scene with FAD Market’s NYCxDESIGN pop-up. There will be over 50 cutting-edge designers and makers pushing the boundaries of home furnishing, tableware, apparel, jewelry, and more. Browse the specially curated selection of goods and meet the best new designers from the city and beyond!
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELED
Join TAK ensemble in an evening of music, poetry, and imaginative essays to celebrate the release of Ashkan Behzadi's song cycle, Love, Crystal and Stone and its accompanying book designed by Sonnenzimmer with artwork by Mehrdad Jafari, essays by Saharnaz Samaeinejad, and poetry by Federico García Lorca with translations by Ahmad Shamlou.
The Elizabeth Krief and Jacques Manardo Artist Residency Program at The Invisible Dog offers artists of all disciplines and nationalities the opportunity to reside in New York City. We are pleased to announce that the seventh resident artists will be Milène Guermont (France) from May 6–June 8.
The opening night program celebrates Look + Listen’s first 20 years with a lineup of time-honored collaborators.
Books Are Magic presents Hernan Diaz: TRUST with Isaac Fitzgerald.
The New York Arab Festival (NYAF) in partnership with The Invisible Dog Art Center presents a series of live performances for the inaugural edition of the festival.
Join CreativeMornings for the April event to hear from Giles Duley!
The [Switch~ Ensemble]’s March 25th program at The Invisible Dog Art Center features five world premieres of works commissioned over the past two years.
Earliest Memory Archive is a soundproof booth with a screen where visitors navigate anonymous earliest memories from around the world, and submit their own.
Situated in the middle of the garden of The Invisible Dog, the latest work by Japanese artist Takao Shiraishi serves as a “tea room”.
Welcome to CreativeMorning’s first indoor event since March 2020!
The Invisible Dog Art Center, located in Brooklyn, New York is holding an Open Call for artists, performers, and chefs whose works are inspired by food, nourishment, digestion, cuisine, and also the art of the table, kitchen, culinary tools, etc.
Nicole and her team of collaborators are continuing research from her latest work DIVE. How do we work with the potential of the collective in dance and performance, as well as physical research of emotions?
Performance in three chapters staging the fall as a metaphor of life, ONE is also an ingenious frame-within-the frame of the artist’s doubts.
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