Please join us as we celebrate the end of another great year, and the closing of our current exhibit, Obstacle.
Noted New York electric guitar quartet Dither unveiled plans for the much-anticipated Invisible Dog Extravaganza 2.
Site-specific work incorporates improvisational structure and instantaneous movement by performers.
American Tall Tales is a fast and furious compilation of stories that are based on American culture.
Steven and William have chosen “Obstacle” as the theme of the exhibition; born from the idea of an obstacle course – something to challenge the body and demand attention in the present.
Irrational Exuberance includes printmaking, installation, drawing, painting, photography, performance and sculpture from an international group of artists.
Accompanying the online launch of the spring issue of ArteEast‘s Shahadat, this discussion is ArteEast’s first look at the cultural production related to recent political developments in the Middle East and North Africa.
For this second edition of the exhibition NICE TO MEET YOU the artist photographer Pascal Blondeau invites artist Ultra Violet to share the exhibit.
Novelists, non-fiction writers, actors, dancers, choreographers, will come to the stage and tell you the story of this particular place in the world or that decisive instant in their life; a physical border or a turning point.
Musicians from Montréal and New York’s underground sound art /noise /psychedelic /improv /and avant-experimental scene join forces activating poetics of vocalizations, visceral vibrations, shimmering strings, magnificent resonance, and dynamic power electronics for ecstatic new audio liturgy.
Local new music organization TILT Brass celebrates the release of its first full-length recording by presenting an evening of adventurous brass and electronic music.
Since January Julien Gardair has delved into the Invisible Dog’s history, building and vestiges, searching for visual experiences and artifacts.
The first-time group exhibition, Work/Space, curated by Whitney V. Hunter, will offer the public the unique opportunity to view works of the 30 in-house artists’, as well as visit the studios and witness the creation process.
It’s the one! It’s the only! It’s the SPECIES SOIREE at the Invisible Dog Art Center, a par-tay to raise money for the upcoming premiere of the ECOCIDE PROJECT.
As most of you already know, for the last year Ian Trask has been the artist-in-residence at the Invisible Dog.
The weekend will be jam-packed with a tremendous range of activities led by the imaginative and resourceful artists, engineers and big thinkers.
“Low Tide Chorus” welcomes the present moment to reflect upon revelations.
On December 24th, Christmas Eve, renowned artist Thierry Dreyfus will unveil to the public his newest installation (naked) absence – (blinding) presence … (dis)appearances).
(Naked) Absence...(Blinging) Presence...(Dis) Appearance is a room, sometimes plunged into darkness, sometimes lit by a two-minute light cycle.
Yvon’s Paris [W. W. Norton & Company; May 17, 2010; $40.00 hardcover] gathers more than seventy-five of Yvon’s most beautiful distinctive photographs—many of them reproduced from photographs only recently discovered—with an introduction by photography historian Robert Stevens.
Celeste Network is a web platform in which artists and arts professionals from around the world share their common interests in contemporary art, encourage new projects, and promote their work in a positive and active community of like-minded individuals.
Electrochroma is an audiovisual kinetic work that emerged from the manipulation of light, image, sound, and translations of an image to sound.
“Who is Marco?” he asks himself as he sits penniless in his leaky basement apartment.
Zero Film Festival will return to The Invisible Dog Art Center again this November for the 2nd annual Zero Film Festival.
The perception of art is shaped by its location, but art can be a location itself.
Creating illustrious environments, Yanira Castro crafts worlds in unexpected places.
Our artist-in-residence, Ian Trask, will unveil his new, permanent installation at The Invisible Dog.
On Friday, October 1 and Saturday, October 2, our neighbors at 61 Local (61 Bergen St.) are hosting a beer pairing gala to benefit Slice, a non-profit literary magazine dedicated to supporting emerging authors.
