We will be attending tonight's opening at the Hogar Collection in Williamsburg, and you should too! Also this show will probably be a point of discussion on our next podcast, plus stay tuned to see what else we will be checking out this summer...
Lateralisms
Dike Blair, James Woodfill,
Stephen Westfall and Ben Dowell
July 9th – August 8th, 2010
Curated by Matt Wycoff
Opening Reception: Friday, July 9, 6:30 - 9:00 pm.
Lateralisms
Dike Blair, James Woodfill,
Stephen Westfall and Ben Dowell
July 9th – August 8th, 2010
Curated by Matt Wycoff
Opening Reception: Friday, July 9, 6:30 - 9:00 pm.
Fellow Greenpoint, Brooklyn artist, Michael Alan, is having an opening in Chelsea tonight at Gasser Grunert. Stop by and check out the work!
Michael Alan "Harmonious Opposites"
at Gasser Grunert, July 8th – 29th, 2010
524 West 19th Street, New York, NY 10011
b/w 10th and 11th Ave, Ground Floor
Michael Alan "Harmonious Opposites"
at Gasser Grunert, July 8th – 29th, 2010
524 West 19th Street, New York, NY 10011
b/w 10th and 11th Ave, Ground Floor
Hope you're enjoying the holiday weekend (who doesn't enjoy teenagers shooting off fireworks in the streets, while it's 90 degrees outside?), but next weekend don't forget to check out the upcoming events at Light Industry!
The Touching of Hands
Presented by Scott Treleaven
177 Livingston Street, Brooklyn
Saturday, July 10, 2010 at 7:30pm
“The title for the show comes from a remark that Gysin made to Genesis, and Genesis to me: that magical training can only be passed on by the touching of hands.” — ST
An evening of solo and collaborative projects by Scott Treleaven and Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, focusing on the shared influence of artist and mystic Brion Gysin. Gysin’s close friendship with Breyer P-Orridge, and in turn her friendship with Treleaven, has over time given rise to a number of aesthetic and philosophical affinities found in the work of all three, communicated from one to the other by direct contact.
&
A Burning Star
Onishi Kenji, 16mm, 1995, 95 mins
177 Livingston Street, Brooklyn
Tuesday, July 13, 2010 at 7:30pm
One of the most notorious yet unseen works of Japanese experimental cinema, Onishi Kenji’s A Burning Star operates with an emotional and physical intimacy reminiscent of both the confrontational style of Hara Kazuo and the radically subjective camerawork of Stan Brakhage. Made when Onishi was in his early 20s, the film documents his father’s funeral and cremation through subtle Super-8 lensing and a rigorous sense of real-time. At the funeral site, Onishi undresses and manipulates the corpse, scrutinizing it with his camera, then later records the act of cremation through the furnace’s portholes. This last sequence is the morbidly compelling heart of the film, presenting unearthly images reminiscent of an alien planet's gaseous surface, with flames licking over quasi-organic landscapes that look increasingly less like a skull, a ribcage or a hip bone.
The Touching of Hands
Presented by Scott Treleaven
177 Livingston Street, Brooklyn
Saturday, July 10, 2010 at 7:30pm
“The title for the show comes from a remark that Gysin made to Genesis, and Genesis to me: that magical training can only be passed on by the touching of hands.” — ST
An evening of solo and collaborative projects by Scott Treleaven and Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, focusing on the shared influence of artist and mystic Brion Gysin. Gysin’s close friendship with Breyer P-Orridge, and in turn her friendship with Treleaven, has over time given rise to a number of aesthetic and philosophical affinities found in the work of all three, communicated from one to the other by direct contact.
&
A Burning Star
Onishi Kenji, 16mm, 1995, 95 mins
177 Livingston Street, Brooklyn
Tuesday, July 13, 2010 at 7:30pm
One of the most notorious yet unseen works of Japanese experimental cinema, Onishi Kenji’s A Burning Star operates with an emotional and physical intimacy reminiscent of both the confrontational style of Hara Kazuo and the radically subjective camerawork of Stan Brakhage. Made when Onishi was in his early 20s, the film documents his father’s funeral and cremation through subtle Super-8 lensing and a rigorous sense of real-time. At the funeral site, Onishi undresses and manipulates the corpse, scrutinizing it with his camera, then later records the act of cremation through the furnace’s portholes. This last sequence is the morbidly compelling heart of the film, presenting unearthly images reminiscent of an alien planet's gaseous surface, with flames licking over quasi-organic landscapes that look increasingly less like a skull, a ribcage or a hip bone.
So, remember way back in May... we decided to check out some things back in Williamsburg. Specifically, the MomentaArt Benefit 2010, and some Sheldon Walsmith paintings at Causey Contemporary. Well, our podcast discussing this work is now live so feel free to download it iTunes, and hopefully you were able to check out the work as well. Oh, and a special bonus this podcast is a sparkling interview with the one and only Rebecca Morgan, who just had a show at Gasser & Grunert. Enjoy!
Download in iTunes
Musical Guests: Baak Gwai
06/07: Shows: Current and Upcoming
CURRENT:
Flower Power!
Mixed-Media Floral Art by Carla E. Reyes is on view from June 3 - 24, 2010 at Yashar Gallery.
There are exhibition related events, schedule to be determined- click here for more info about Yashar Gallery. Yashar Gallery is located just minutes from Manhattan in the up-and-coming urban art community of Greenpoint, Brooklyn, and just over the Pulaski Bridge from MOMA’s P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center in Long Island City, Queens. Yashar Gallery opened its doors in April 2010, and hosts monthly rotating exhibitions featuring the professional artists at Brooklyn Art Studios in the Greenpoint Industrial Center.
UPCOMING:
Generative by Alex Dodge
June 11 - July 19, 2010
Opening Reception: THURSDAY, June 10, 7-9PM
Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery
483 Union Ave, Brooklyn NY 11211
718-383-7309
Alex Dodge's third solo show with the gallery extends the artist's interest in the relationships between humanity, technology, art, and design by presenting a collection of concept prototypes developed in collaboration with Brooklyn-based tech start up Generative.
Each of these works address the notion of passive interfacing; engaging the human body through acquiescent means. While some works appear inspired by science fiction, such as his Sleep Talker dream
interface, which intends to allow users communication with others while sleeping, other works are perhaps more accessibly clear-cut, like Dodge's shoes that generate electricity with each walking step.
Generative began as a conceptual project founded in 2009 by Dodge along with Akira Shibata, a particle physicist known for his work on the Atlas project at the Large Hadron Collider, and Yohei Ishii, who has worked extensively in the video game industry. The three founded Generative as an independent research and development lab focused on mobile technology and visualization.
Alex Dodge received a BFA in Painting from Rhode Island School of Design in 2001. His work is included in numerous public collections including the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Museum of Fine Art Boston, and the New York Public Library. He lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.
Coincidental Opposites
July 16 - August 23, 2010
Public Reception: July 16th, 2010
Shen Chen
R. L. Croft
Michel Demanche
Jordan Eagles
Cui Fei
Young Kim
Norman Mooney
Zane York
For its Summer Group Show, Causey Contemporary is pleased to announce, "Coincidental Opposites" featuring the works of Shen Chen, R. L. Croft, Michel Demanche, Jordan Eagles, Cui Fei, Young Kim, Norman Mooney and Zane York. The public reception at the gallery's 92 Wythe Ave location will take place on Friday July 16th from 6- 9 pm. The public is invited to attend this event and visit the gallery during regular hours, Wed - Sat 11 am - 7 pm, Sun 12 - 6 pm and Mon 9 am to 5 pm.
Coincidental Opposites comes from the latin phrase "coincidentia oppositorum" and is a term used to describe the polarities or yin and yang of the universe. Latin is not however the first language in which these terms were coined but rather in archaic Chinese when the 6th century B.C. philosopher, Lao Tze began to suggest that "there can be no love without hate, no light without dark, no male without female." The eight artists within the exhibition explore either obliquely through references or directly with their materials/symbols the coincidental opposites of beauty and the grotesque, permanence and impermanence, attraction and repulsion, solid and non solid, soft and hard, yielding and lethal as well as full and empty. Within their art, each of the eight artists utilize the coincidental opposites to help them approach the sublime, react to events in the world around them and or give birth to new ideas or thought processes.
Flower Power!
Mixed-Media Floral Art by Carla E. Reyes is on view from June 3 - 24, 2010 at Yashar Gallery.
There are exhibition related events, schedule to be determined- click here for more info about Yashar Gallery. Yashar Gallery is located just minutes from Manhattan in the up-and-coming urban art community of Greenpoint, Brooklyn, and just over the Pulaski Bridge from MOMA’s P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center in Long Island City, Queens. Yashar Gallery opened its doors in April 2010, and hosts monthly rotating exhibitions featuring the professional artists at Brooklyn Art Studios in the Greenpoint Industrial Center.
UPCOMING:
Generative by Alex Dodge
June 11 - July 19, 2010
Opening Reception: THURSDAY, June 10, 7-9PM
Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery
483 Union Ave, Brooklyn NY 11211
718-383-7309
Alex Dodge's third solo show with the gallery extends the artist's interest in the relationships between humanity, technology, art, and design by presenting a collection of concept prototypes developed in collaboration with Brooklyn-based tech start up Generative.
Each of these works address the notion of passive interfacing; engaging the human body through acquiescent means. While some works appear inspired by science fiction, such as his Sleep Talker dream
interface, which intends to allow users communication with others while sleeping, other works are perhaps more accessibly clear-cut, like Dodge's shoes that generate electricity with each walking step.
Generative began as a conceptual project founded in 2009 by Dodge along with Akira Shibata, a particle physicist known for his work on the Atlas project at the Large Hadron Collider, and Yohei Ishii, who has worked extensively in the video game industry. The three founded Generative as an independent research and development lab focused on mobile technology and visualization.
Alex Dodge received a BFA in Painting from Rhode Island School of Design in 2001. His work is included in numerous public collections including the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Museum of Fine Art Boston, and the New York Public Library. He lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.
Coincidental Opposites
July 16 - August 23, 2010
Public Reception: July 16th, 2010
Shen Chen
R. L. Croft
Michel Demanche
Jordan Eagles
Cui Fei
Young Kim
Norman Mooney
Zane York
For its Summer Group Show, Causey Contemporary is pleased to announce, "Coincidental Opposites" featuring the works of Shen Chen, R. L. Croft, Michel Demanche, Jordan Eagles, Cui Fei, Young Kim, Norman Mooney and Zane York. The public reception at the gallery's 92 Wythe Ave location will take place on Friday July 16th from 6- 9 pm. The public is invited to attend this event and visit the gallery during regular hours, Wed - Sat 11 am - 7 pm, Sun 12 - 6 pm and Mon 9 am to 5 pm.
Coincidental Opposites comes from the latin phrase "coincidentia oppositorum" and is a term used to describe the polarities or yin and yang of the universe. Latin is not however the first language in which these terms were coined but rather in archaic Chinese when the 6th century B.C. philosopher, Lao Tze began to suggest that "there can be no love without hate, no light without dark, no male without female." The eight artists within the exhibition explore either obliquely through references or directly with their materials/symbols the coincidental opposites of beauty and the grotesque, permanence and impermanence, attraction and repulsion, solid and non solid, soft and hard, yielding and lethal as well as full and empty. Within their art, each of the eight artists utilize the coincidental opposites to help them approach the sublime, react to events in the world around them and or give birth to new ideas or thought processes.
WORK Gallery presents:
PATRICK J. CAMPBELL
OBJECTS & OUTPOSTS
Opening Reception Saturday, June 5, 6-9pm
Campbell’s paintings depict miniaturized landscapes, containing Shaker inspired buildings and associated infrastructure, as well as natural elements such as rock forms, trees, and bodies of water. The commonplace elements are arranged into fanciful village scenes, reflecting the real world, while also defying it within the paintings’ own internal logic. Campbell employs trompe l’oeil to depict the scenes as contained in illusionistic shadow boxes, and uses deep framing to further create a sense of real depth.
Campbell’s worlds are miniaturized, contained, and abstracted, encouraging viewers to project their own interpretations. The paintings invite participation, as they suggest dioramas that one could physically manipulate as well as the transformation of manmade or natural objects through imagination and vision into narrative scenes of personal meaning.
WORK Gallery
65 Union Street
Brooklyn NY 11231
PATRICK J. CAMPBELL
OBJECTS & OUTPOSTS
Opening Reception Saturday, June 5, 6-9pm
Campbell’s paintings depict miniaturized landscapes, containing Shaker inspired buildings and associated infrastructure, as well as natural elements such as rock forms, trees, and bodies of water. The commonplace elements are arranged into fanciful village scenes, reflecting the real world, while also defying it within the paintings’ own internal logic. Campbell employs trompe l’oeil to depict the scenes as contained in illusionistic shadow boxes, and uses deep framing to further create a sense of real depth.
Campbell’s worlds are miniaturized, contained, and abstracted, encouraging viewers to project their own interpretations. The paintings invite participation, as they suggest dioramas that one could physically manipulate as well as the transformation of manmade or natural objects through imagination and vision into narrative scenes of personal meaning.
WORK Gallery
65 Union Street
Brooklyn NY 11231
05/22: Shows at Causey Contemporary
Hyun Ju Park
Out of Darkness...Light
and
Consequential Tea
Group Show: Joe Campbell, Richard Lehman
Kristen Muller, Takao Okazaki, and Shane Sellars
May 21 - June 14, 2010
Causey Contemporary
92 Wythe Avenue, between N 10th and N 11th Streets
Williamsburg, Brooklyn
causeycontemporary.com
The Grand Re-Opening of The Homeless Boys Social Club
May 14th, 6:30-9 pm
Visit Like the Spice for this debut of Greg Haberny's new work and to celebrate the re-opening of The Homeless Boys Social Club!! The first opening could not have been more fun, so why not do it again? Festivities start at 6:30pm at Like the Spice Gallery, and they go until nine. Bring a friend, enjoy a glass of wine, meet Greg, and explore what's new!
For more info, and to find out about upcoming events, like the Affordable Art Fair, visit Like the Spice!)
Artists Wanted's international competition for inspired photography is now open.
Details are at: http://www.artistswanted.org/?3w1
One Grand Prize winner will be awarded a Manhattan gallery reception, international publicity and their choice of $10,000 cash or 1 year living rent free in a $1.2 million dollar apartment provided by The Edge in New York City.
The panel of judges including Photographer Lauren Greenfield, New York Times Photo Editor Maura Foley, MoMA Curator Nora Lawrence and JPG Founders Derek Powazek & Heather Powazek Champ, will choose one photographer for the Grand Prize:
* $10,000 cash or 1-year FREE living at a $1.2 million apartment at The Edge in New York City
* A Manhattan gallery reception
* Airfare & shipping to and from New York City for the event
* International publicity
The public will also cast their vote and the highest rated portfolio will receive the People's Choice Award:
* $2,000 in cash
* A Manhattan gallery reception
* Airfare & shipping to and from New York City for the event
All participants will receive:
An online portfolio searchable by gallerists, press and commercial buyers; A free digital subscription to JPG Magazine; $100 in discounts and credits from Zipcar.com; and discounts and freebies from our corporate sponsors.
Deadline May 31, 2010, 11:59 pm.
Details are at: http://www.artistswanted.org/?3w1
One Grand Prize winner will be awarded a Manhattan gallery reception, international publicity and their choice of $10,000 cash or 1 year living rent free in a $1.2 million dollar apartment provided by The Edge in New York City.
The panel of judges including Photographer Lauren Greenfield, New York Times Photo Editor Maura Foley, MoMA Curator Nora Lawrence and JPG Founders Derek Powazek & Heather Powazek Champ, will choose one photographer for the Grand Prize:
* $10,000 cash or 1-year FREE living at a $1.2 million apartment at The Edge in New York City
* A Manhattan gallery reception
* Airfare & shipping to and from New York City for the event
* International publicity
The public will also cast their vote and the highest rated portfolio will receive the People's Choice Award:
* $2,000 in cash
* A Manhattan gallery reception
* Airfare & shipping to and from New York City for the event
All participants will receive:
An online portfolio searchable by gallerists, press and commercial buyers; A free digital subscription to JPG Magazine; $100 in discounts and credits from Zipcar.com; and discounts and freebies from our corporate sponsors.
Deadline May 31, 2010, 11:59 pm.
So May is here, and this is what we are going to go see for discussion on our next podcast episode. So go check it out.
"Momenta Benefit 2010" Preview at Momenta
April 30 - May 22
Momenta Art
359 Bedford Ave Brooklyn, NY
Hours: Thursday through Monday, 12-6pm
"Day For Night" Sheldon Walsmith
April 16 - May 17, 2010
Causey Contemporary Gallery
92 Wythe Ave Brooklyn, NY 11211
Hours: 11-7 W-Sat. 12-6 Sun. 9-5 Mon. Closed Tues.
David Opdyke | Momenta Art
"Momenta Benefit 2010" Preview at Momenta
April 30 - May 22
Momenta Art
359 Bedford Ave Brooklyn, NY
Hours: Thursday through Monday, 12-6pm
"Day For Night" Sheldon Walsmith
April 16 - May 17, 2010
Causey Contemporary Gallery
92 Wythe Ave Brooklyn, NY 11211
Hours: 11-7 W-Sat. 12-6 Sun. 9-5 Mon. Closed Tues.
David Opdyke | Momenta Art
Two Films by Thomas Comerford
Wednesday, May 5, 2010 at 7:30pm
177 Livingston Street, Brooklyn
The Indian Boundary Line, 16mm/8mm/S8mm on digital betacam, 2010, 41 mins
Over the last eight years, Chicago musician and filmmaker Thomas Comerford has been at work on a series of quietly-observed films that contemplate the entwined social, political, and environmental histories of Chicago (Figures in the Landscape, 2002; Land Marked/Marquette, 2005). The Indian Boundary Line (2010) follows a road in Chicago, Rogers Avenue, that traces the 1816 Treaty of St. Louis boundary between the United States and “Indian Territory.” In doing so, it examines the collision between the vernacular landscape, with its storefronts, short-cut footpaths and picnic tables, and the symbolic one, replete with historical markers, statues, and fences. Through its observations and audio-visual juxtapositions, The Indian Boundary Line meditates on a span of land in Chicago about 12 miles long, but suggests how this land and its history are an index for the shifting inhabitants, relationships, boundaries and ideas of landscape -- as well as the consequences -- which have accompanied the transformation of the “New World.”
Land Marked Marquette, 16mm, 2005, 23 mins
A series of clear, concisely observed landscape studies of sites and monuments in Chicago connected to 17th century exploration by Jesuit missionary Jacques Marquette. In examining the monuments to Marquette, the "stories" the monuments tell, and the relationship of the monuments to their surroundings, the film deploys different audio-visual and stylistic tactics, allowing for the contemplation of both historical representation and the transformation of the land in the passage of time.
Followed by a conversation with Comerford.
Tickets - $7, available at door
04/30: Time to Download Episode 10!
Episode 10 is finally here, so download it in iTunes and check out a great discussion on Art of the Un-Gallery, and by that I mean this ever growing notion that it's cool to show work in bars, coffee shops, and even antique stores? Is it cool? Are we down? Hear our opinions for yourself. Also, we were graciously invited to the studio of Kevin Auzenne! He gave us a great interview and you can check out his work below. Download, listen, and give us your feedback! Email us at info@brooklynartalternative or Fan us on Facebook/Follow us on Twitter!
Kevin Auzenne
Kevin Auzenne
Alex White Mazzarella
April 30 – May 15, 2010
Opening Reception: Friday, April 30, 6-9PM
Soapbox Gallery
636 Dean St
Brooklyn, NY
Soapbox Gallery is dedicated to providing a forum for visual artists to engage in the issues of our time and express themselves publicly without censorship.
Tim Lokiec
April 30 – June 6, 2010
Opening Reception: Friday, April 30, 7-9PM
Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery is showing a new exhibition of paintings by Tim Lokiec. The show runs from April 30 through June 6, 2010. There is a reception for the artist on Friday, March 26th from 7-9 PM.
"Tim Lokiec's new body of work employs a faux aesthetic of painterly ease; emphasis is placed on the formal concerns of composition, geometry, and psilocybin design principles. In these oil paintings, Lokiec creates an evocative surface with foggy passages that satisfy a playful simplicity. His imagery draws upon dance music references, the internet, and the collective drawing zine he publishes with friends. His use of projection and repetitive re-painting, as well as a tendency towards abstraction, articulate his attempts at a kind of painterly thoughtlessness."
For more information please contact Sam Wilson at sam@klausgallery.com
Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery | 438 Union Avenue | Brooklyn, NY 11211 | 718-383-7309
04/22: Automatic Constructivism
Automatic Constructivism
CURATED BY ERIC AYOTTE
On Saturday April 24, 6-9pm / Sunday April 25, 12-6pm WORK Gallery will open AUTOMATIC CONSTRUCTIVISM, a two-day group exhibition featuring:
CALEB KAYIN - SANDRA MACK-VALENCIA - JAN MOLLET
JASON NICKEL - COLIN OULIGHAN - THOMAS SAFFLE.
For more info, visit WORK Gallery 65 UNION STREET - HOURS FRI-SUN 12-6
04/18: 3rd Ward Upcoming Events
-Project Runaway, Opening Reception, April 23, 8 to 11 p, 195 Morgan Ave, Bklyn, NY, FREE
A reincarnation of the Dutch Art Collective formally known as Antistrot returns to 3rd Ward for a 2D-3D-Performance Mash-up! In this universe inflatable sculptures come face to face with performances featuring pizza, soccer balls with faces and everything which dwells in between.
RSVP gallery@3rdward.com
-Free MacBook for Unlimited Members
www.3rdward.com/membershipspecials/3w6
The membership that never stops giving, just got back from the Mac Store. Through April 30th, the Unlimited Membership comes with a free MacBook. This dynamic membership provides a complete set of tools for creative professionals: unlimited access to 3rd Ward's facilities & creative community, free classes in art & design and the wheels to get to work, too. We provide the space, the tools, the community and caffeine so you can thrive.
Unlimited Membership Includes:
* A Free MacBook
* A Free Custom Designed Bike
* Unlimited Bookings in our Professional Photo Studios
* Unlimited Wood & Metal Shop Pass
* Unlimited Classes (with over 100 to choose from!)
* Free Coffee Care of Intelligentsia
* Access to Social & Professional Networking Opportunities
To find out more or schedule a tour email membership@3rdward.com or call 718.715.4961!
Offer expires April 30, 11:59 p. Space is Limited.
www.3rdward.com/membershipspecials/3w6
- Class of the Week // Intro to Flash, Tuesdays, April 27, May 4, 11, 18, 25 & June 1, 7 to 10 p
Learn the basics of Adobe Flash, still the most ubiquitous plugin on the Web, capable of delivering interactive graphics, text, animation, audio, and video.
For more information or to sign up visit:
http://www.3rdward.com/3rdwardclasses/intro-to-flash.html
A reincarnation of the Dutch Art Collective formally known as Antistrot returns to 3rd Ward for a 2D-3D-Performance Mash-up! In this universe inflatable sculptures come face to face with performances featuring pizza, soccer balls with faces and everything which dwells in between.
RSVP gallery@3rdward.com
-Free MacBook for Unlimited Members
www.3rdward.com/membershipspecials/3w6
The membership that never stops giving, just got back from the Mac Store. Through April 30th, the Unlimited Membership comes with a free MacBook. This dynamic membership provides a complete set of tools for creative professionals: unlimited access to 3rd Ward's facilities & creative community, free classes in art & design and the wheels to get to work, too. We provide the space, the tools, the community and caffeine so you can thrive.
Unlimited Membership Includes:
* A Free MacBook
* A Free Custom Designed Bike
* Unlimited Bookings in our Professional Photo Studios
* Unlimited Wood & Metal Shop Pass
* Unlimited Classes (with over 100 to choose from!)
* Free Coffee Care of Intelligentsia
* Access to Social & Professional Networking Opportunities
To find out more or schedule a tour email membership@3rdward.com or call 718.715.4961!
Offer expires April 30, 11:59 p. Space is Limited.
www.3rdward.com/membershipspecials/3w6
- Class of the Week // Intro to Flash, Tuesdays, April 27, May 4, 11, 18, 25 & June 1, 7 to 10 p
Learn the basics of Adobe Flash, still the most ubiquitous plugin on the Web, capable of delivering interactive graphics, text, animation, audio, and video.
For more information or to sign up visit:
http://www.3rdward.com/3rdwardclasses/intro-to-flash.html
Help English Kills Art Gallery celebrate with their 3 Year Anniversary show this Saturday April 17, 6-9. Music by The Controversy, and then Andrew Hurst is gonna play some records. Check out the attached images for the represented artists.
ENGLISH KILLS ART GALLERY
114 Forrest St. Ground Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11206
info@englishkillsartgallery.com | 718.366.7323
ENGLISH KILLS ART GALLERY
114 Forrest St. Ground Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11206
info@englishkillsartgallery.com | 718.366.7323
