Month: March 2022

How To Build A Fire: Sanjana Nair

How To Build A Fire: Sanjana Nair

WHEN: APRIL 29TH, 2022 8PM (LAST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH)   WHERE: IN PERSON AT OPEN SOURCE GALLERY AND ON ZOOM (Meeting ID: 892 0295 3868) WHO: SANJANA NAIR Sanjana Nair is a tenured, full-time professor at the City University of New York’s John Jay College of 

Con Su Abrigo Color Marengo, Ni Plomo Ni Negro: english | spanish | installation view | PR (english) | PR (spanish)   Images by Felipe Mujica and Rebecca Shrestha    

Fabiola Burgos Labra: Con Su Abrigo Color Marengo, Ni Plomo Ni Negro

Fabiola Burgos Labra: Con Su Abrigo Color Marengo, Ni Plomo Ni Negro

Con Su Abrigo Color Marengo, Ni Plomo Ni Negro: english | spanish | installation view | PR (english) | PR (spanish)   March 18th – April 10th, 2022 Opening Reception: March 18th, 6-9pm Opening Hours: Saturdays and Sundays: 12-6pm (and by appointment).   Open Source Gallery 

Brígh Johnston: Untitled

Brígh Johnston: Untitled

I resonated with the theme of Resilience and chose to represent that with a large, visibly wounded owl. Using acrylic paint and gold leaf on black canvas, the owl is depicted with open wings spread across the canvas, flying through the dark night despite bleeding 

Tabi Mechner: Rustic Atlas

Tabi Mechner: Rustic Atlas

This art piece is based upon a poem I wrote called Rustic Atlas, concerning my feelings towards transitioning. I started the poem over a year ago- November of 2020, with the very last line being the first. “If I’ll never be a butterfly, I’ll be 

Saamo: An Order of Water on the Rocks.

Saamo: An Order of Water on the Rocks.

These are a series of three collages I created called “An Order of Water on the Rocks” in response to the theme of “Rest and Resilience.” These images are made from fragments that I cut out from various vintage sculpture and dance magazines, paired with 

Mark Saldana: “La Mexicana” and “Miss Colombia”

Mark Saldana: “La Mexicana” and “Miss Colombia”

Growing up I knew immediately what I was attracted to and felt my queerness from the start. But there were moments where I was questioning what I was feeling and always wondered if it was right. I always seemed to lose myself in my environment 

Mx. Cleo Mizrahi: Just Your Typical, Neurotic, Anti-War, Sex Palestinian Robot!

Mx. Cleo Mizrahi: Just Your Typical, Neurotic, Anti-War, Sex Palestinian Robot!

Hailing from the Holy Land, my ancestral ties to Israel/Palestine goes 1000s of years, while I’m the 1st generation in America, but a few decades in exile. Nearly every day in the news, a rift is occurring in the Mediterranean far east. However you identify, 

ren chang: Resting Place

ren chang: Resting Place

i am a nonbinary 24 year old artist in bushwick, brooklyn. i am submitting this piece called resting place. it was a collage i created during the summer of 2021 when i relapsed on benzos and ended up in the hospital- i was in a 

Liel Ben David: Tefillin

Liel Ben David: Tefillin

The photo “Tefillin” was taken ten hours before my top surgery, in my one-bedroom apartment in Crown Heights. It was my way to say goodbye to my biological chest and to the personal and social barriers that held me from taking a step toward my 

Moses Ojo: Communion

Moses Ojo: Communion

This artwork talks about how I use art as a tool to express some adversarial experiences due to discrimination, violence, prejudice and often violence and other forms of difference I face and tend to overcome daily. Instagram: @_mojoart Twitter: @mojo2good ojomoses28@gmail.com      YAS EXHIBITION 

Rosa Calé Gardenia: Saliendo de la Crisalida

Rosa Calé Gardenia: Saliendo de la Crisalida

“Descanso y Resiliencia. Dos palabras con las cuales me puedo identificar desde que salí del closet a la edad de 13 años. A partir de, e estado en una constante batalla de defender mi ser y mi cuerpo. Este estado mental y físico a sido 

Brooklyn YAS online viewing

Brooklyn YAS online viewing

A selection of our first art contest brought to you by Brooklyn Community Pride Center and Brooklyn YAS Coalition in collaboration with Open Source Gallery is presented HERE.  YAS EXHIBITION BRÍGH JOHNSTON | TABI MECHNER | SAAMO | MARK SALDANA | MX. CLEO MIZRAHI | 

Joseph Morris: Physical Computing Workshop and Artist Talk

Joseph Morris: Physical Computing Workshop and Artist Talk

April 9th, 2-5 pm Artist Joseph Morris will be giving a lecture about his own work followed by a hands-on workshop. RSVP Here (participants need to bring their own laptops). **Those who sign up as Workshop Participants need to bring their own computers. No RSVP 

Church of Monika: Alexandra Zelman-Doring

Church of Monika: Alexandra Zelman-Doring

April 3rd, 11am In person at Open Source Gallery, 306 17th Street, Brooklyn, NY  Alexandra Zelman-Doring is an award winning writer, director, and actor. In 2005, she founded Throes Theater, a Drama-Desk winning company whose plays have premiered in the UK and in the US 

Spring Party + Catalogue Launch + Live Music

Spring Party + Catalogue Launch + Live Music

May 19, 6-9pm with live music by Ajoyo Open Source Gallery (306 17th St., Brooklyn) The Open Source Spring Party is back! The weather is getting nice and the doors at Open Source are wide open–featuring our current exhibition SUNK SHORE, and live music by 

Fabiola Burgas: Con Su Abrigo Color Marengo, Ni Plomo Ni Negro (spanish)

Fabiola Burgas: Con Su Abrigo Color Marengo, Ni Plomo Ni Negro (spanish)

Con Su Abrigo Color Marengo, Ni Plomo Ni Negro: english | spanish | installation view | PR (english) | PR (spanish)   de Marzo – 10 de Abril, 2022 Inauguración: 18 de Marzo, 6-9 pm Horario: Sábado y domingo 12-6 pm y por cita   

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