The Unarrival Experiments #1 is the first excerpted embodiment from Ni’Ja Whitson’s forthcoming hybrid book: Time Trickle ‘Cross You (The Hunted), the second in a trilogy of works that (re)imagines non-binarism in Black/Queer histories and mythologies.
CATCH is a hydra-headed, multi-disciplinary, rough and ready series of performance events that whirls through Brooklyn every month or two.
“Jeans from an Old Show” is a sculpture and performance.
In his autobiographical one-man performance The Bunt Machine, Mac Premo dramatically retells a night of very minor tragedy.
Catch is a hydra-headed, multi-disciplinary, rough and ready series of performance events that whirls through Brooklyn every month or two.
FAD Market is a roving Fashion, Art and Design pop-up marketplace that travels seasonally to unique venues in the vibrant borough of Brooklyn.
Join us Saturday evening for a super elusive secret garden gala (it’s a Taj Mah Balls* pop up). Follow your nose to find us.
Here at 51 Bergen St, we have 27 artists working in 27 different styles with 27 different sets of materials and 27 different sets of interests and ideas.
As our collective experience with the crisis of meaning matures, the interface with art becomes increasingly intellectual.
Jon Burgerman and Kevin Waldron invite you to a fun Friday night happening of live music, games, live digital doodling projections and drinks (which you will mainly bring yourself).
As part of our Annual Open Studios week of special events we are holding a free Figure Drawing session. We will have 4 models doing different length poses.
In conjunction with Open Studios, the artists of The Invisible Dog have planned a series of events
Reinventing my Strangeness as an Art Form that Only I Am the Perfect Practitioner Of is an installation of drawings by Shannon Finnegan for the front window of The Invisible Dog.
This exhibition features work Kevin made recently by tearing paper by hand.
Is home the only place where things are free? Anne invites you to bring one piece of white clothing for her to hand-wash with natural Marseille olive soap and lavender extracts, line-dry in the sun, iron, and fold for you to pick up at her studio during the Invisible Dog Open Studio weekend.
What We Think We Know About Love by Mikki Brammer & Wesley Verhoeve – Love defines us all – the highs and lows of it, the absence of it, the search for it, the way it both nourishes and confounds us
Playing with homemade instruments and shiny things, Lea and Ranjit will make soundscapes among and responding to Hervé Tullet’s playful torn paper sculptures.
Wildly imaginative artist Hervé Tullet—known for his beloved children’s book Press Here—presents his first-ever exhibition in New York This Isn’t Trash, for the opening of the 2nd edition of Tilt Kids Festival.
Material Remains reimagines the Glass House of The Invisible Dog as a modern day globe de mariée, a decorative object which mingled souvenir and talisman to enshrine the memories, hopes, and dreams for a married couple.
Work in progress performance of Le Misanthrope by Molière, featuring the students of Princeton University’s Department of French and Italian L’Avant-Scène, the French Theater Workshop.
100% of donations raised will benefit the efforts of The White Helmets efforts in Syria.
Come celebrate the holiday to commune, feast, and learn how to make Île Flottante (“Floating Islands”), a classic French dessert.
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.
Unfounded is an installation sewn, welded and kept in the Glass House by craftsman/artist Calvin Stalvig, it meditates and contends with a history and home, poverty and being raised as the eldest black son of a family led by two white women. Of the many questions Unfounded asks, one Stalvig sits with is, “What does the house built by a man look like, when he is raised to build homes without a father?”
ROSEROSEROSE is an interactive sound installation that explores trauma, grief, and memory.
Lab/Shul is an everybody friendly, artist-driven, God-optional, experimental community for sacred Jewish gatherings based in NYC, reaching the world.
CATCH is “everyone’s favorite” Brooklyn-based, hydra-headed, trans-disciplinary, rough-and-ready series of performance events.
Centering on the political rifts currently cleaving society, Confirmation attempts to have an honorable dialogue, real and imagined, with extremist thinking.
Worktable is a live installation that contemplates and completes acts of creation and destruction using every day, domestic objects.
