Dustan Paul Louque, also known as Louque, is an American singer/songwriter and often called Zelig’s musical son.

CATCH 59 is a hydra-headed, multi-disciplinary, rough and ready performance series-event that whirls through Brooklyn every couple of months.

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.

Following performances in Munich and Ankara, “breath, song” offers a captivating evening of mesmerizing vocals, electronic loops and sensuous Japanese bamboo flute, united as breath becomes song.

CATCH is a hydra-headed, multi-disciplinary, rough and ready series of performance events that whirls through Brooklyn every month or two.

Pierre de Gaillande‘s latest musical venture, is a translation of the lyrics of iconic French poet/singer Georges Brassens into English.

CATCH is a hydra-headed, multi-disciplinary, rough and ready series of performance events that whirls through Brooklyn every month or two.  For over ten years Catch has given stage to emerging artists and downtown luminaries, pouring equal portions of community, love, and beer.  CATCH is curated with delicate irreverence by Andrew Dinwiddie, Caleb Hammons & Jeff Larson.  Founded in 2003 by Jenny Seastone Stern as a home for the emerging avant-garde, Catch has become an integral part of the downtown community

The Moon is a metaphor for the feminine within us, channel of the mystical, of dreams and of belief systems, she is, with the Sun, a vehicle of human mythology. Invisible, her influence informs our lives. Artists Anne Mourier and Nathalie Rodach agreed to embark upon a project spanning a full lunar cycle in order to question feminine archetypes and notions of alterity. 

CATCH is a hydra-headed, multi-disciplinary, rough and ready performance series-event that whirls through Brooklyn every couple of months. CATCH is curated with delicate irreverence by Jeff Larson, Andrew Dinwiddie and Caleb Hammons.

Fresh from the Architecture Biennale in Venice, Italy featured in the exhibit:  IK-00, The Spaces of Confinement, Curated by Katerina Chuchalina  and Presented by the V-A-C Foundation at the Casa dei Tre Oci, Venice Italy, A film of Coming Together/Attica filmed at The Invisible Dog,

The Literary Work of Trans Women Writers. Red Durkin hosts this reading celebrating trans women writers and their work. Authors who will be reading their work include: Casey Plett, Imogen Binnie, Sybil Lamb, Pauline Park, Emma Caterine, Audrey Zee Whitesides, Bahar Akyurtlu, merritt kopas, Morgan M. Page, Red Durkin, and many, many more!

On the occasion of MoMA’s Carte Blanche to celebrate the 40th Anniversary of MK2’s founding, The Invisible Dog is pleased to host a conversation between prominent film producer and art collector Marin Karmitz and ICP Chief Curator Brian Wallis.  

CATCH is a hydra-headed, multi-disciplinary, rough and ready performance series-event that whirls through Brooklyn every couple of months. CATCH is curated with delicate irreverence by Jeff Larson, Andrew Dinwiddie and Caleb Hammons.

Open Show organizes free curated screenings of diverse, compelling work by photographers, filmmakers and multimedia producers in high-profile spaces.

With A Time of Spring, Thierry Thieû Niang creates a platform where old and young, amateur and professional, text and movement can mix fluidly to tell the story of The Rite of Spring’s infamous opening as told in the diaries of its choreographer, Vaslav Nijinsky

You are going to die. And soon. But hey, in the meantime there’s baseball, steak, your family… Cold comfort, or the true stuff of life? In Mac Premo’s exhibition, he looks at how it’s the little things that make life worth living, even though they exist in the ominous, inevitable shadow of death.

This concert from Look & Listen’s 2014 Festival will include the premiere of Dedifferentiation with Brass: Constructions by Chris McIntyre, played by TILT Brass, who also performs Homage to Perotin (In The Phrygian Mode) by James Tenney.

CATCH is a hydra-headed, multi-disciplinary, rough and ready performance series-event that whirls through Brooklyn every couple of months. CATCH is curated with delicate irreverence by Jeff Larson, Andrew Dinwiddie and Caleb Hammons.