Mark your calendars for Greenpointers Love Birds Valentine’s Market! On Saturday February 11, 2012, food, gift & craft vendors will take over the Lutheran Church of the Messiah (129 Russell […]
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Art Openings: PAPERAZZI & sys(x)tem
PAPERAZZI at the Janet Kurnatowski Gallery // 205 Norman Avenue PAPERAZZI, which runs from now until February 12th, features a wide range of artists all offering works on paper. With […]
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ARTIST OPEN CALL: GOOD YOGA
Open call for artwork:Â Â Deadline for entries: february 1, 2012 drishti:Â february 14 – april 2, 2012 focus. provide a focal point. a gathering of attention just beyond. gaze at your […]
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BK NIGHT BAZAAR: NOT IN GP BUT CLOSE
On a late Spring morning, I walked over to the waterfront to observe a community “meeting” about the much anticipated Brooklyn Night Bazaare. I had found out about the project […]
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Art Review: Yes! & Greenpoint Gallery
Currently showing at Yes! Gallery, a beautiful basement space curated by Lesley Doukhowetzky on India Street, is a collection of drawings and watercolors by artist Lorene Taurerewa called Watercolors and Other […]
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VENDORS NEEDED FOR HOLIDAY MARKET
Greenpointers Holiday Market Needs Vendors: Art, Food, Craft, Gifts December 17, 2011 • Noon – 5pm Lutheran Church of the Messiah (129 Russell) Table Prices: 8ft: $50 1/2: $30 6ft: […]
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PAUL DUNCAN TELLS A NURSERY RHYME
A few weeks ago Martin wrote a great article about Paul Duncan, who took Greenpointers through his solo exhibition at Allan Nederpelt Gallery. But writing about Paul Duncan doesn’t do […]
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Harvest of Reason: Paul Duncan
With two shows currently up at Greenpoint’s own Alan Nederpelt Gallery and Elizabeth Moore Fine Art in Manhattan, English born and Greenpoint artist Paul Duncan may not be so much […]
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Nuptials Announcement – Jen & Peter
It’s with much excitement that Greenpointers announces the marriage of Jen and Peter. They got married near a “secluded beach” in an outer borough (not Brooklyn) inside a box truck […]
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Collecting the Collected: Charles Wilkin
The way images move through a photo studio, it makes sense to put a collage show in one in order to symbolically organize all the flashing fragments. Picture Farm, one […]