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Greenpoint artist welcomes celebrities at gallery opening
Katherine McMahon, a Greenpoint-based artist, recently opened her show at Site:Brooklyn Gallery in Gowanus, which attracted a number of entertainment celebrities. The show, which also features works by artist/actor Kathrine Narducci (A Bronx […]
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Give the Gift of Original Art at CALICORNUCOPIA 4!
It’s the holidays and if you stayed clear of the madness of black Friday and cyber Monday, you might still have a pile of people you need to buy gifts […]
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Between the Real and Virtual: UNCANNY Explores 3D at REVERSE
Remember Second Life? It’s a platform that gives users the ability to create 3D virtual spaces and interact with one another as avatars. When I first dabbled with it, I […]
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HYPE at The Janet Kurnatowski Gallery Takes a Deep Dive into Film History
Last Saturday, the Janet Kurnatowski Gallery opened its last show—HYPE—a look at the life and work of the legendary press agent Billy “Silver Dollar” Baxter. The show is a collection […]
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TONIGHT *Greenpoint Gallery Night (7-10PM)* – This is How We Do It!
It’s been a long week, Greenpoint Gallery Night is happening tonight (3/20) from 7-10PM, and Montell Jordan is on my mind singing: ♫ It’s Friday night, and I feel all right […]
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Get Your Art Crawl On! Greenpoint Gallery Night is Happening this Friday! (3/20)
There’s no better draw for a cool, fun-loving crowd than art and booze. Greenpoint Gallery Night, which we are once again media sponsors for, returns this Friday (3/20) from 7-10PM to […]
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TODAY: Rico Gatson Artist Talk at Studio 10 at 4pm
Looking for a little art to top off your Sunday after visiting our first ever Summer Market? Head on down to 56 Bogart in Bushwick. Not only is it your […]
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Happening Now: “Automonuments” at Simon/Neuman² Gallery
Writing of Manhattan at the end of the 20th century, the architect Rem Koolhaas described a new kind of monument, one “available for meaning as a billboard is for advertisement:”
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The Back Room Consignment Shop
When I visited the Back Room Consignment Shop (832 Manhattan Ave), I spent an hour looking through the collection. Sally, the owner, was very kind and helpful, as was Darius, who […]