FAD is an acronym for fashion, art and design and we at FAD aim to create a curated collective space that brings together a pool of emerging and mid-career artists and designers from all backgrounds, representing the talent of the city and beyond, together with vintage, antique and collectibles.
Six Translations of Uncle Vanya at the Same Time. New Saloon presents MINOR CHARACTER, a kaleidoscopic adaptation of Anton Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya.
To celebrate the launch of their pop up store at The Invisible Dog, diptyque will present a bazar featuring items from their 2014 and 2015 collections to purchase as well as the opportunity to glimpse and preorder from the 2016 collection.
Vine of the Dead explores the place and meaning of ritual in the 21st century by attempting to communicate across the divide between life and death. In a series of 11 rituals, the performance channels personal experiences of death and transcendence while exploring the spirituality of skepticism.
The Invisible Dog presents Mason Gross School of the Arts’ MFA class of 2016. The exhibition will showcase singular pieces from 20 MFA students, celebrating their individual thesis accomplishments in this culminating group show
Craftsman Calvin Stalvig will facilitate shibori indigo dying in the Glass House
From a series of 52 photographs assembled into a self made deck of card Swedish choreographer Pontus Pettersson will read your fortune. This is a one to one performance inviting you to the occult performance of a reading. The stage will for this moment be as small as in between two people, intimate and speculative, future meets past, astral planes and spiritual animals, who knows what the cards will say?
The Invisible Dog’s Open Studios is a chance for the public to see, hear, and truly feel the beating heart of our expansive community. It is a time for us to proudly show just what amazing things have been going on in our building throughout the year.
Look & Listen concludes with an evening curated by pianist Phyllis Chen around the theme of “unusual spaces.”
A performance by Oliver Jeffers of self-explanation, story-telling, and picture-drawing.
Every day we throw away a lot of trash. All that trash gets dumped into animal’s habitats and destroys them. So Frieda Premo is taking some of that trash and turning it back into habitats for animals.
Clap Hands is a mating call, a solo for the body that needs bodies. While conceptually a solo, the work will navigate its form through multiple bodies and objects.
The multi-sensory exhibition Anima is a meditation on the divide between Man and Animal and a reflection on the concept of the soul as told through a legendary Lacandon figure, K’in Obregon.
Rauder Thradur (Red Thread in Icelandic) features the work of Brooklyn-based artists Andrea DeFelice and Ryan Frank who examine time and space through the transparent structure of the Glass House.
The Wassaic Project, a 501c3 non-profit organization, exists to provide a genuine and intimate context for art making and strengthening local community by increasing social and cultural capital through inspiration, promotion and creation of contemporary visual and performing art.
“Atlantic Terminus” rests on the pretext of using Kinzel’s own belongings as a set. Evolving over two weeks, he will sustain an onsite multi-faceted studio practice in the gallery creating new work daily.
Snow is a new multimedia performance piece by composer John Glover and choreographer/puppeteer Jordan Morley.
CATCH is a hydra-headed, multi-disciplinary, rough and ready series of performance events that whirls through Brooklyn every month or two.
Composer and vocal artist Samita Sinha brings in bandmates Sunny Jain and Grey Mcmurray to create her newest work, bewilderment and other queer lions.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year-or is it a consumerist holiday to spend with all of your least favorite family members?
Watch author and illustrator Matthieu Maudet (A Mammoth in the Fridge, Hello, Doctor), author and comic artist Pénélope Bagieu (Exquisite Corpse, Josephine), Julia Rothman (Hello NY) and other guest illustrators engage in a fast-paced battle of drawings.
The Invisible Dog has always been a place where community thrives. In honor of the spirit of camaraderie that pervades our beloved art center, we are mastering a new art form at the Invisible Dog: the art of conversation. We hope you will agree to be an enthusiastic collaborator.
Welcome to Wonderland. The Invisible Dog’s second winter group show – just in time for the holidays. This exhibition will feature paintings, photographs, sculptures, and illustrations from 20 different artists.
CATCH is a hydra-headed, multi-disciplinary, rough and ready series of performance events that whirls through Brooklyn every month or two.
Fashion designer Kendra Benson will show her third collection for her line This Woman’s Work, entitled “americanodyssey”, in a multi-media installation at The Invisible Dog November 3rd and 4th, 11-8pm.
#ItGetsBitter is an interruption: a hybrid mixture of art and activism, poetry and polemic, giggles and gasps.
In his third exhibition at The Invisible Dog, 2Fik reenacts random situations in our daily life in three locations, Quebec, France and Morocco.
Displaying works in galleries and spaces across the city, the event is an opportunity to raise the visibility of Québec artists in the burgeoning American digital arts market.
Please join us for a panel discussion with Steven Ladd and William Ladd, New York based artists and brothers, and Danielle Durchslag and Ryan Frank of Assembly Required, to discuss their respective projects Chapel and A Wandering Sukkah.
This is the 7th Season of The Invisible Dog! And we need YOU to make it our best yet.
