Read the full article Scabby the Rat, Icon of Labor Strikes, Gets His Own NYC Show Maya Pontone November 14, 2024 Scabby the Rat is a signature symbol of organized labor in the United States. The larger-than-life inflatable rodent with bloodshot eyes, spikey claws, and …
Read Full Text Here Worldbuilding Zé Kielwagen Michele Jaslow Michele: Your immersive installation BAFO! Beauty Temple is dedicated to honoring the life and imagined afterlife of Baby Bobolete, a beloved Brazilian queer clown and icon created by the late Caike Luna. During the run of the show, you invite …
OSG is an Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts Grantee!!! In accordance with Andy Warhol’s will, the mission of The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts is the advancement of the visual arts. The foundation manages a dynamic grants program while also preserving …
7. KLOHÄUSCHEN BIENNALE DIE RÄUME khbi7.kh-biennale.world/open-source-gallery 13.07. – 03.08.2024 THE ROOMS or: 15 years of The KloHäuschen “The KloHäuschen has been hosting its own biennial since 2012. And although it has already taken part in major international events and travelled almost halfway around the world, …
Read Full Text Here Monika Drożyńska: Resistance Embroiderer Michele Jaslow May 3, 2024 Polish artist Monika Drożyńska brings her resistance embroidery to a New York audience in a solo show at Open Source Gallery and her Urban Embroidery project. The connections she makes with words …
Read Full Text Here Jody Wood Is Taking Care Michele Jaslow March 4, 2024 Jody Wood uses mediums of social practice, video, photography, and performance in her art practice. On a brisk January afternoon in Brooklyn, we discussed the joys of transformation and the metrics …
Read the Full Article What to See in N.Y.C. Galleries in March Jillian Steinhauer March 13, 2024 This week in Newly Reviewed, Jillian Steinhauer covers Maria Prymachenko’s allegorical paintings, Khadim Ali’s imagined creatures and Jody Wood’s “Social Pharmacy.“ If our society is sick, then Jody …
Read Full Text Here AUDRA VERONA LAMBERT May 26, 2023 Indigenous art often only has a chance to be shown in established galleries if it satisfies a romanticizing interest often held by white audiences. A recent exhibition by Hock E Aye Vi Edgar Heap of …
SEE ON HYPERALLERGIC By Maya Pontone: May 10, 2023 In a world where humans exploit snails as extractable resources, artist David Colosi’s latest exhibition asks us to consider their individualism. This Brooklyn artist is obsessed with snails, and wants you to be, too. In David …
In Union | Installation Shots | Artist Talk moderated by Lou Cornum | e-flux podcast | press release A conversation with artists Hock E Aye VI Edgar Heap of Birds, and Keith Christensen on the occasion of their exhibition and book project, In Union, on …
Article by Rea McNamara in Hyperallergic, November 13th, 2020 8. Livestream: Stephanie Dinkins: COMPLEMENTARY When: October 29–December 1 (Extended to December 15th!) Where: Online and in-person via Open Source Gallery (306 17th St, Brooklyn) (Read 1-7 here) With livestreaming emerging as the de facto replacement for in-person …
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NEW PULP CITY – Subtle Activism: ‘Supergroup’ Of Brooklyn Artists Cross The Middle Passage Via Camera Obscura
NEW PULP CITY – Exhibition Review: Liinu Grönlund: ‘It Could Have Been’ at Open Source Gallery
NEW PULP CITY – Exhibition Review: Francesco Simeti’s ‘Swell’ At Open Source Gallery
HYPERALLERGIC – Artist Critiques Capitalism and War, Sells Vials of His Blood on Wall Street
THE NEW YORK TIMES – An End-of-Summer Race That’s Not Just About Speed
Quartz – A moving new photo exhibit explores the inner lives of migrant domestic workers
THE BROOKLYN RAIL – Nicholas Galanin: The Value of Sharpness: When It Falls
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