Posted in art & photography, tagged bergen st, brooklyn art, brooklynpix, f train, glass house brooklyn, installation art brooklyn, invisible dog on April 16, 2017| Leave a Comment »
You might be able to see this marvelous installation before it comes down this weekend. In the sunlight, the envelopes catch the light and seem to float in the air. The artist is Spencer Merolla and the location is The Glass House, a small outpost of the Invisible Dog Gallery, on Bergen Street near the F Train stop.
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Posted in art & photography, tagged brooklyn, brooklyn art, brooklynpix, brownstone brooklyn, found art, found art nyc, look up, park slope, trash art on December 27, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Posted in art & photography, tagged brooklyn, brooklyn art, bushwick, bushwick art, bushwick open studios, Kyu Seok Oh, photography on June 2, 2013| Leave a Comment »
Hurry on over; Bushwick Open Studios is going on for a few more hours. This sheep, by Kyu Seok Oh, is at 56 Bogart Street. There are hundreds of things to see and do; lots of great art. Naturally, the food trucks are there, too, so you won’t go hungry or thirsty.
Posted in art & photography, entertainment, tagged brooklyn, brooklyn art, dumbo brooklyn, photography, view of manhattan from brooklyn on September 29, 2012| Leave a Comment »
This weekend is the DUMBO Arts Festival. It’s fun and popular. There are many outdoor activities; it’s not so much about visiting artists’ studios. Here are some floating sculptures; I also saw a welding demo and a hackysack contest.
Posted in art & photography, tagged brooklyn, brooklyn art, downtown brooklyn, installation art brooklyn, photography, reflections, storefront art, windows on willoughby on April 18, 2012| Leave a Comment »
Some construction was planned on Willoughby Street near Metrotech about three years ago, but before work began, 15 artists put installations in abandoned storefronts. The demolition hasn’t happened yet, but the windows have remained. It has definitely beautified this neighborhood in transition.
Posted in art & photography, tagged bergen st, brooklyn, brooklyn art, chonlada sirampuj, invisible dog art center, land of smiles, thai artists alliance, thai artists ny on August 2, 2011| 1 Comment »
Chonlada Sirampuj’s painting works off Thailand’s slogan “land of smiles.” Everyone’s smiling, but the hair and head shapes suggest a diversity that tourist advertising doesn’t touch upon. Learn more about Thai artists in NYC here.
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