DUMBO ARTS CENTER, DAC
Sarah Beddington: CROSSING, a solo exhibition, curated by Tania Duvergne is a site-specific, mixed
media installation responding to DAC’s ship-like interior and past maritime activity of
the waterfront neighborhood of Dumbo, Brooklyn.
When: September 13- November 16, Wed.-Fri., 12-6 PM
Where: 30 Washington St.
Smack Mellon Gallery
3 Solo Exhibitions: Sarah Kabot, One by One; Shin Il Kim, Decoded Love; Kwabena Slaughter, Oh, Very, Yes!
When: September 27 – November 9
Where: 92 Plymouth St.
Register to Vote! Smack Mellon and the League of Women Voters team up for a voter registration drive.
When: Saturday & Sunday, festival weekend.
Where: 92 Plymouth St.
Spring
A Matter of Life and Death: Urgency, decisions and choices - some dark, some light, some that offer solutions for better living. Spring is an exhibit space and related store promoting art and design through curated shows and highlighted products.
Where: 126A Front St.
Water Street Restaurant
and Lounge
Deli Magazine, Realty Collective and Sesac Presents Brooklyn’s Independent Artists, Musicians and Designers. Friday Night Fashion Show: BluPrint Clothing. Art: Sara Reiss, Justin Neely and more from Deli’s film/shorts competition. Saturday from 2pm: Brooklyn’s best from Deli’s online Singer-Song-Writer competition.
Where: 66 Water St.
Leo Kuelbs Collection
New Installations and Sculptures: Work by Nilton Maltz, Adriana Varella, Thomas Lendvai, Christy Singleton, Chris Herbeck, Olek, ON and others.
Where: 50 Bridge Street, # 516
Rabbit Hole Studio
33 WASHINGTON: A RETROSPECTIVE
Recognizing the impact of the artists who have created within the studios of 33 Washington Street and their contribution towards Dumbo becoming the artistic epicenter of Brooklyn. Rabbitholestudio presents 11 exciting artists working in a variety of media.
When: September 4 – September 29
Where: 33 Washington Street.
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MOMAR: Museum of Modern
Arthur
Kicked us out a year to the day. Come
celebrate! “I was struck by the strength and visceral quality of Jo’s paintings…
Expressionism, Art Brut, Basquiat, the
Graffiti movement… a really unusual, interesting and talented artist in music and art.”
- Peter Gabriel.
Where: 25 Jay St.
BAC Gallery, Brooklyn Arts
Council
Creative Cartographies, curated by Jeanne Gerrity, features work by 12 Brooklyn-based artists. Influenced by the organization inherent in cartography, the artists in this exhibition present viewpoints both personal and political, mapping their own thoughts, journeys, and observations.
When: September 26 – January 9.
Where: 111 Front St # 218.
Recycle-A-Bicycle
Cycle Craft: An art show featuring unique pieces inspired by a passion for bicycles, made with recycled parts and created by NYC youth. When: Friday September 26. Free art workshop for kids.
When: Saturday, September 27. Please see our website for details.
Where: 35 Pearl St.
Recycle-A-Bicycle
Taliah Lempert is an artist with a passion for painting bicycles; she has built a unique body of work. She will have small paintings, prints, cards, t-shirts and coloring books all featuring the noblest invention.
When: Saturday Sunday, festival weekend.
Where: 35 Pearl Street.
Melville House
Chemotherapeutic Turbine Songs: Dominic Miller. Photographs and recordings from the Navajo Nation.
When: September 24 – October 31.
Where: 145 Plymouth Street.
League Artists Natural Design, LAND
Tin Things and Other Stories: 11 artists bring together urban inspiration propelled by sources both personal and recycled. Tin Things and Other Stories demonstrates that subject and narration can be anything but ordinary. Highlights include sculpture, silkscreens and paintings.
Where: 67 Front St.
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Jane’s Carousel
In celebration of the Dumbo Arts Festival, Jane’s Carousel, a fully restored 48-horse carousel, made in 1922 by the Philadelphia Toboggan Company.
When: Saturday & Sunday, festival weekend, 12:00 noon – 6:00 pm.
Where: 56 Water St.
Gleasons’s Gym
Gleason’s Gym--- Where boxing meets painting meets photography meets sculpture. Where the physical meets the spiritual and cerebral. Come visit Gleason’s and witness the exhibit you cannot help but feel you are a part of.
Where: 83 Front St. 2nd floor.
Henry Gregg Gallery
The Artist Project: Featuring the “Speaking Portraiture” of photographer Peter
Sumner Walton Bellamy from his book, “The Artist Project/ Portraits of the Real Art World/ New York Artists 1981-1990”. The show will include the portraits of Andy
Warhol, Jeff Koons, Richard Serra, Kiki Smith, John Cage and more.
When: September 18 – October 26
Where: 111 Front St. # 226.
Power House Arena
Brooklyn Modern- Architecture, Interiors & Design: Talk, Book Signing, and Q&A with
Diana Lind, Brownstoner blog founder
Butler, and Dumbo architect Tina Manis.
When: Friday September 26, 7-9pm. Susan Orlean- Lazy little Loafer: Children’s Reading and Book Signing.
When: Sunday September 28, 4-5pm. Where: 37 Main Street.
Gallery qb
Gallery qb presents EDITION 1: Group show 2008. This inaugural exhibit showcases
contemporary artwork by five distinct emerging artists. This year’s featured
artists include James Jahrsdoerfer, Joe Tully, Michael Dickey, Navin Norling and Teo Filo Olivieri.
When: September 26 - November 2.
Where: 163 Plymouth Street.
Rebar
Craig Anthony Miller and friends of the 303 Studio Collective. This exhibition features new works from One9, Andrew Cotton and Robert Anthony Hinds. There will be paintings, drawings, live music and film.
Where: 147 Front Street
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