Under Minerva, a gallery and art space and yoga/meditation studio in Greenwood Heights, is having an artist talk this Wednesday at 7 PM. All indications are that this is a free event.
from Under Minerva's email:
Join Artistic Director Tony Orrico and Curator Vanessa Juriga for a discussion with artists Eric Graham and Chris Hagerty about their work presented in the current exhibition, Passing By. Eric and Chris will be speaking briefly about their process and their pieces, followed by any question/answers.
Under Minerva Gallery and Event Space
656 5th Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11215
(Between 19th and 20th Streets)
www.underminerva.com
718.788.0170
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Monday, April 6, 2009
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
In Need of Studio Space? Willing to Share with Sculptors and Painters?
If this is still available, it sounds like a great deal for someone who wants affordable studio space* to do some creative out-letting. See the description below. You can get in touch with Sarah at sarahjulig@gmail.com.
*This is NOT a living space!
from Sarah:
hi all-
we are looking for a studio mate for the 1st or ASAP--
if you know anyone who needs space , or need space yourself, please respond!
the info is below---
thanks so much!
The studio is located in the "industry city" part of sunset park, just a block from the 36th st station and the express N and D trains.
It has large windows, a door to the fire escape/balcony, and 12 ft ceilings.
The room has a shelf, table, and chair.
The space you will be renting is part of the larger room, but we have subdivided it into 3 smaller rooms with walls for privacy.
Your space is 11/16 ft and has some natural light from the windows.
(we are building an opaque plexiglass wall to give it more)
We are sculpters/painters..
interested?
*This is NOT a living space!
from Sarah:
hi all-
we are looking for a studio mate for the 1st or ASAP--
if you know anyone who needs space , or need space yourself, please respond!
the info is below---
thanks so much!
The studio is located in the "industry city" part of sunset park, just a block from the 36th st station and the express N and D trains.
It has large windows, a door to the fire escape/balcony, and 12 ft ceilings.
The room has a shelf, table, and chair.
The space you will be renting is part of the larger room, but we have subdivided it into 3 smaller rooms with walls for privacy.
Your space is 11/16 ft and has some natural light from the windows.
(we are building an opaque plexiglass wall to give it more)
We are sculpters/painters..
interested?
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Sunset Park has a Colony of Handpicked Artists
Sunset Park is highlighted for its art spaces in New York Magazine. The article has a dramatic photo that makes Industry City look like DUMBO - but without the bridge in the background. Sunset Park is compared to 1970's Soho, and the artist tenants are handpicked, according to Lise Soskolne, an artist who works for the Industry City landlord.
Personally, I think that's a little creepy. Is it legal? I mean, can you handpick your tenants based on how politically active they are? Or if you manage to do it, can you-should you-make that public? Perhaps I'm misreading the article. It ends basically dismissing the chances of SP becoming a Soho or DUMBO. Phew! Anyway, here it is for your perusal: NYM article about Artists.
Curbed also has a take-down of the article. Here you go.
Personally, I think that's a little creepy. Is it legal? I mean, can you handpick your tenants based on how politically active they are? Or if you manage to do it, can you-should you-make that public? Perhaps I'm misreading the article. It ends basically dismissing the chances of SP becoming a Soho or DUMBO. Phew! Anyway, here it is for your perusal: NYM article about Artists.
Curbed also has a take-down of the article. Here you go.
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