Felipe Mujica: One Day This Will All Be Yours

Felipe Mujica: One Day This Will All Be Yours

Felipe Mujica solo exhibition at Open Source Gallery will open on April 14, 2012 April 14th – 30th The curtain “One Day This Will All Be Yours” was inaugurated on November 30th, 2011 and will be on view until April 2012 unless otherwise announced during 

Green Idea Pool

Green Idea Pool

Open Source is looking for ideas to winterize its gallery. We are looking for creative problem solving for green low cost solutions. The space is essentially a converted garage with its original carriage doors. We have already received some wonderful entries including Sam Bargatz from 

James Leonard – 927 Days at Sea

James Leonard – 927 Days at Sea

Sepember 11th-October 2nd Events: Saturday September 17th, 8pm – “If you look up” by Anna Azrieli and performance by Joseph Keckler Wednesday Sept 21st, 3:30pm – James Leonard is introducing the program “Vagabonds!” with a FREE class. Sign up Sunday October 2nd, 7pm – Miho 

Soap Box Derby 2011

Soap Box Derby 2011

Brooklyn Independent Television, a community media program of BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn At the Soap Box Camp children aged 7-12 are learning to construct functional soap box racers out of recycled material. We introduce the campers to a variety of tools and supervise 

The Mobile-kitchen-table-cart on tour

The Mobile-kitchen-table-cart on tour

June 21st, 7-9pm Open Source is pleased to host Per Schumann and Malte Zacharias’ mobile-kitchen-cart on Thursday, June 21st. This will be of many stops on the mobile-kitchen-cart tour, as it travels to community gardens within the five boroughs of New York. Serving as an 

riepl & co marianas trench discoveries inc

riepl & co marianas trench discoveries inc

An exhibition by Raphaela Riepl & Marianne Vlaschits July 7th 7-9pm Are you dreaming of secret underwater worlds, shimmering coral reefs and romantic lagoons in the South Seas? Do the shrimp in your seafood salad carry you away in tropical daydreams? Did you cry as 

Naoe Suzuki and Dramahound Productions: Mi Tigre, My Lover

Naoe Suzuki and Dramahound Productions: Mi Tigre, My Lover

Open Source is proud to announce its first show in our new space. “Mi Tigre, My Lover,” a multi-media installation by Naoe Suzuki, originated out of a series of Naoe’s paintings and the related play by Anne Phelan of Dramahound Productions. Phelan’s play, of the 

Associated

Associated

“Associated” is a site specific show in a severely damaged brownstone on 17th Street in South Slope, Brooklyn. Just past noon on November 12th, 2010, a boiler exploded at the Associated Supermarket on 5th Avenue and 17th Street, igniting a fire that tore through the block, 

Raphaela Riepl: adorable steamed sea urchin

Raphaela Riepl: adorable steamed sea urchin

March 4th to March 31st Opening Reception: March 4th 7-11pm 174 Franklin Street, Brooklyn 11222 (G Train: Greenpoint Avenue) Opening Hours: Wed/Thurs: 11am-3pm; Fri/Sat: 3-7pm The Final Feast Flying Teeth (Aaron Diskin, William Haugh) in concert Sat March 26th 7pm – midnight Open Source Gallery 

Allison Read Smith: Thugs

Allison Read Smith: Thugs

January 20th to Feb 28th 2011 Exhibited at Former Open Source Gallery at 255 17th St. Brooklyn, NY and Sidecar at 560 5th Ave. Brooklyn, NY                         In 2011, Open Source Gallery will exist 

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For the month of December Open Source Gallery is about, Cooking, Eating, Sharing, Celebrating… The OPEN SOURCE Soup Kitchen is not burned out. The 3rd annual Soup Kitchen will offer delicious meals as many days as possible in the month of December. Because the gallery 

November 5-30 2010 Artist Reception: Friday, November 5th, 7-10pm Pirmin Hagen’s work got severely damaged in a huge fire on Friday the 12th of November 2010. Some of the drawings, prints and sculptures were rescued by the firemen after being soaked in water for some 

“和” wa: 1)sum 2)harmony 3)peace
Mutual recognition of the existence: According to the Japanese way of thinking, personal values are the tolerance of differences. In this way the harmony between people, “wa”, is recognized. Also “wa” can be written in another Chinese character “輪” ring, or (whole) image that has continuous flow, without beginning and end. There is, inside and outside the boundary only…

October 2 – 12 2010 Opening Reception: October 2nd, 7-10pm Christian Brown, Don Hearn, Victor Littlejohn, Ana Gonzalez, and Annett Monheim of The Organization for Returning Fashion Interest* present MELODY AND MIND, a selection of paintings and furniture with a wall installation of posters, photos, 

09.04.-09.30.2010 Opening: Saturday 09.04.2010 7-10pm In September 2010, Feigenbaum will present a new series of large-scale photographs at Open Source Gallery based on a site-specific installation of his Trainset Ghetto, set on the street in front of the gallery storefront space. Trainset Ghetto is voyeurism 

August 19th – August 30th Opening August 21st, 7-10pm Opening Hours: Fri and Sat 2-6pm, Sun: 4-6pm Curated by 17 year old Malissa Williams, (who also participates in the exhibition), this depiction of New York City is based on the views of four unique young 

Soap box Derby: August 7th, 2010 Kids: 12 Noon, Adults: 1 pm 17th Street between 5th and 6th Ave, South Slope Everybody is welcome to participate! Summer Camp for kids age 7-12 You can always stop by and get some ideas between 9-12am. That is 

Open Source’s Windmill Camp’s field trip to Starting Artists Summer Camp for kids age 10-14 July 6th through July 16th Keen on the need for green, and inspired by stories like the tale of young William Kamkwamba in “The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind” (written 

Severin Hagen and Sebastian Koch at work June 3rd – July 1st Opening/Closing: Sunday June 27th 2010, 7-10pm During the show they will use the gallery most of the day. If you would like to make an appointment to see it contact: Severin Hagen: severin.hagen 

May 7th – June 2nd, 2010 Opening: May 8th, 7pm-10pm “FATE” 35″ x 24″ oil on canvas, 2010 The tradition of portraiture is 3000 years old. The historical recording of our likenesses includes the ubiquity of photography. From celebrities to our sons and daughters, we 

April 8th – May 5th Opening Reception: April 10th, 7-10pm “Youens regards the tabletop as a place of expansion and Baroque elaboration,where questions of verity and fiction dissolve in imagery that is part of a sequential whole; like stanzas in long poems, having neither predictable 

March 13th -April 6th Opening: March 20th: 7-10pm Ondrej Brody (CZ) & Kristofer Paetau’s (FIN) recent work: ‘Painting China Now’ (2007), is a collection of 30 oil paintings depicting instances of violence inflicted by the Chinese government upon their own citizens (Falun Dafa members). They 

Feb. 16th – Mar. 6th Opening Reception: Feb. 20th, 7-10pm left: “Empty Attention” I, tape, light and paint on wood, 96x 36x 36″ right: “New Ruin”, photograph, 25 x 14 x 2″ Due to the mortgage crisis of 2007, there is a preponderance of buildings 

Extended to Feb 7th 2010 In a group of new work situated between painting and sculpture entitled: “Fairlane Marauder” the artist John Coburn has produced a series of curiously shaped panel pieces the tones and finish of which resemble mass produced objects. The design language 

Each night in December (2008 and 2009), a different person signs up to cook a meal for approximately 15 -20 people to be served between 6 and 8pm every night. Kind of like an advent calendar of food. Most of the dishes are a one-pot 

with Ethan Crenson Opening Saturday November 7th, 7pm-10pm A Collaborative Project on Visuals and Sound In this project with Ethan Crenson, Sun’s video footage is the result of an intensive period of shooting concerts at the Williamsburg Waterfront and editing silent movements of everything except 

Performance starts at 8.30pm (25min) We will be serving Wine and Beer from 7-10 When Parts of You Are Still Arriving Photo: Lisa Grave Victoria Stanton and Christian Richer will present a live performance of their current work-in-progress. Blending their two distinct, yet complimentary practices, 

Portrait Photo Considered Harmful Saturday October 24th, 4-6pm: Autotune the Art Object The Last Unicorn, 2009 Patrick May creates lush digital prints which investigate notions of identity and authorship. His current series, “Portrait Photo Considered Harmful”, remixes the familial portrait and vacation photography of social 

Opening: September 12th: 7-10pm Looking and seeing are as different from one another as registering a pulse is to “living.” Christian Brown’s obsession with, in his words, “the edges of things,” is a collection of detritus that has been reformed into an alternate and personal 

Urban Plant Research is a collaboration between the artists Sara Bouchard, based in Brooklyn, and Leslie Kuo, based in Berlin, dedicated to investigating the lives of plants in urban areas. Part research, part observation and part imaginative speculation, the project takes an open-ended, multi-faceted approach 

THE Derby On August 8th, 17th street will be closed to traffic and will be having one of its annual block parties. Given that we are in the South Slope, our street provides enough incline for a soap box derby, woohoo! You can email me 

3 Prisoners In June, a physical record of desperate confinement will be on display at open source gallery. The scenario, by Hubert Dobler, is the fictional incarceration of three “prisoners” (mutant chainsaws with motorcycle wheels) and the evidence of their resultant activities. This site-specific installation, 

Opening: Saturday, May 2nd Are We Not Famous Men? Ecclesiasticus: “Let us now praise famous men, and our fathers that begat us.” Walker Evans’ impassioned, genre-shattering photography in Let Us Now Praise Famous Men represents a major influence on Gary Baldwin’s current work. Yet the 

Joseph Krings: All Aboard Future All Aboard Future is a series of 8 silent short films shot on black and white Super 8 film which reflect a variety of humorous viewpoints about the future of mankind. All characters are played by the filmmaker. I’m In 

Opening Saturday March 28th 2009, 7pm – 10pm http://elasticlimit.com/artwork Relish, Savor, Enjoy (Create Flavors For a Happy Life) Using textures and abstractions photographed in China, I am examining the present culture and lifestyle of the ancient cradle of Chinese civilization which is Shanxi Province and 

Songs of Lewis & Clark Singer/songwriter Sara Bouchard’s “Songs of Lewis & Clark” is a song cycle setting the journals of Lewis and Clark to music. The songs reveal moments of awe, reflection, humor and joy during the course of the American expedition of 1804-1806. 

The Monster Project The Monster Project | MonsterBASH Opening reception and BBQ July 4th, 4-7pm more monsters are crawling out from under the beds of New York City schoolchildren and onto the streets of Brooklyn this summer! Bring your KIDS! Celebrate local children’s art. Food, 

March 21, 7pm-10pm Jeremy D. Slater is a sound artist essentially, but also works with video and sound in performance and installation settings. . He uses his laptop computer to create a variety of sound, image, and interactive work. Jeremy was one of the 1999 

Opening reception on Friday, February 13th, from 7-10pm Fuse Works exhibits multiples and editions by artists who approach editioned artwork as a field of artistic discourse and inquiry itself, rather than simply a means of mass-producing their efforts. Fuse Works is an independent, itinerant curatorial 

Opening reception on Saturday, January 17th, from 7-10pm Open Source Gallery presents “PROSCENIUM”, a video installation that will reframe foot traffic along South Slope’s 17th street this winter. From January 10 – February 6, 2009, a video loop will be projected onto the storefront window 

For the month of December, open-source-gallery is about Cooking, Eating, Sharing, Celebrating… soup kitchen documentation We asked artists, cooks, friends and neighbors to volunteer to cook for SOUP KITCHEN, where for 24 days, we are offering a “one-pot meal” to all on a first come, 

Please join us on Thursday November 20th, 7pm-10pm. TRANSITION: May we go to the places that scare us Paintings and light objects by Cordula Volkening Article in NY Times about Cordula Volkening Photograph by Stefan Falke more: http://stefanfalkephotography.blogspot.com/2008/11/transition.html Cordula Volkening Paints despite Brain Cancer Cordula 

Cosing Party and a ten-minute play, “Brooklyn Lighthouse,” by Anne Phelan November 15th: 7PM and 10PM http://jacobouillette.com On Friday, October 10th, “Painted Space,” a new installation by Jacob Ouillette will open at the Open Source Gallery. In conjunction with the opening, a new ten-minute play, 

Anne Bassen and invited guest performers will be performing improvisational movement theater in the gallery space on Sept. 7 at 6 pm using found objects and the environment of the gallery as source material. Ms. Bassen has been performing improvisational dance for fifteen years as 

Opening September 13th @ 6pm This work is a constantly growing collection of found footage image out of magazines. It shows eyes of fashion models in which the outlines of a dark, indistinctive figure can be seen – the silhouette of the original photographer. The 

hello all, our next show is called the thrift shop and will include objects made as “art”, as well as consumer goods that would normally be sold at second-hand stores and flea markets. loosely, the idea is that there really is no difference between commodities 

Katerina Marcelja “Slimesilvered” Artist Reception: Friday, June 13, 7pm at open source gallery Through June 255 17th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11215 www.kmarcelja.com website change monitor . .

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