The Bull and Bear Market starting at noon on December 13 will have art and crafts from local creators at affordable prices in the Invisible Dog, Brooklyn.
CreativeMornings, created by Tina Roth Eisenberg, is a monthly morning gathering of creative types.
The Zero Film Festival is the first festival exclusive to self-financed filmmakers, providing a platform to screen their bold and innovative films in Los Angeles and New York City.
The Scar Berlin is a film dealing with the former division of the city of Berlin into East Berlin, the capital of the GDR, and West-Berlin, a symbol for Western freedom of thought and movement.
After years of playing cello with a myriad of artists and ensembles, from Antony and the Johnsons to Rasputina, Julia Kent holed up in her Lower East Side apartment to make a solo record inspired by touring and the disjunctions of travel.
This panel will specifically discuss the grassroots art initiatives that have transformed the art scene in Brooklyn.
Come join us for an evening at The Invisible Dog Halloween Parade!
They will create a special dance improvisation inspired by the Invisible Dog building and history.
NO LONGER EMPTY transforms empty storefronts into temporary public art exhibitions.
Recession Art is a new arts organization devoted to helping emerging artists show and sell their work while giving middle-income art lovers and collectors an opportunity to buy original work at reasonable prices.
Steven and William Ladd, two artists residing in Brooklyn, NY, were invited by The Invisible Dog to create a chandelier for the art space.
