Get a hands-on experience at Drawing with artist Luisa Alcantara

Instrumental fusion of funk, R&B, jazz and electronic music.

A guided walkthrough of “Microcosm and Macrocosm: Shinji Turner-Yamamoto” led by the artist himself

An evening with representatives from Soho Photo and the Krappy Kamera Competition, including the jurors and artists.

Meet the gallery owner and curator of “Hubert le Gall: Fabula” and learn about the exhibition.

Experience the exhibitions “Without Definition (Attempts at Clarity)”, works by Charlie Goering, via a closing celebration for this exhibition of oil paintings.

Lubov’s offering for the evening is a durational screening curated by Theodore Darst--experience the event through the curator’s eyes.

Enjoy a rejuvenating experience with fresh oxygen.

This event is RSVP only

This hands-on workshop with Sue Phillips will introduce the professional perfumer’s palette and discuss how fragrances are created from fundamental ingredients, both natural and synthetic.

35$/person

RVSP required

B.M. will personally walk you through the hat-making process, referencing color ad detail options as well as a wide selection of materials.

At the workshop/demo we will focus a bit on the history of hats, the craft and the perform an interactive demo highlighting a few of the many processes required to build and create a quality piece. ** About BM Franklin ***Based in New York City, B.M. Franklin is a classically trained hat-maker that fuses age-old craftsmanship with modern aesthetics of the present and the future. Each B.M. Franklin hat is hand-crafted and custom made to reflect the individuality and personality of its wearer. Our one-on-one philosophy is reflected through individual design consultations, ensuring the clients are not only involved in the process but educated too.

Our mission is to revitalize the image of craftsmen, through meticulous demonstration and nuanced design innovations.

10$/person

For one night only, the artists at White Street Studio will share with the public their creative processes and new works. Participating artists include Regina Silvers, Erin Ko, Edward Love, Michael Jenkins, Andrew Tomasulo and Aly Stosz.

Enjoy an artist-led workshop in WhiteSpace

Experience the bounty of artist Justin Tyler Tate’s contribution to Apexart’s exhibition “Peer2Pickle”--rejuvenated + aesthetized waste foods, otherwise known as pickles.

Apexart staff will introduce the works in “Peer2Pickle” buy artists Mo Chieh/莫捷, Andrew Gryf Paterson
Agnieszka Pokrywka, Justin Tyler Tate and, provide a brief walkthrough. Andrew Gryf Paterson (SCO/FI) is an artist-organizer, cultural producer, educator and independent researcher. Agnieszka Pokrywka (PL/FI) is working in the spirit of decentralization, collective participation, and fermentation.

Meet representatives of Hunter College’s gallery 205 Hudson and learn about the exhibition “Refiguring the Future”, featuring art responding to our technological and political moment, curated by REFRESH collective.

Curator-led walkthrough of “Stephanie Hier: At Any Rate”

Celebrate the opening week of NYA Gallery & Artist Studios, a new space supporting artists in downtown Manhattan.

Meet the Gallery Director and Curator Hal Bromm to learn more about the  group exhibition  of  “SNOWJOB” featuring works by Alice Adams, Carlos Alfonzo, Rosemarie Castoro, Linda Francis, Luis Frangella, Judy Glantzman, Michael Goldberg, Keith Haring, Gerald Incandela, Natalya Nesterova, Jody Pinto, Keith Sonnier, and David Wojnarowicz. “SNOWJOB” includes sculpture, photography, work on paper, paintings, and mixed media pieces dating from the late 1970s through the present. The dimensions of pieces exhibited ranges from small-scale to large format. All works are by artists shown previously in either group or solo exhibitions at the Hal Bromm Gallery.

Make sure to check out this one-night-only screening curated by Theodore Darst

Learn about the experience and process of the artist Bahar Behbahani, featured in Art Projects International’s current exhibition “NEW WORKS”. Bahar Behbahani's research-based practice approaches landscape as a metaphor for politics and poetics. Behbahani looks into cultural landscapes both historically and in a contemporary context, posing urgent questions that consider the ways in which people negotiate space and place. Through a range of media—such as painting, video, installation and performative talks—Behbahani layers Western archival matters, cartography, horticultural history, and our contemporary position into a new hybrid narrative.