Art in DUMBO

Here’s what’s happening this weekend in Dumbo:
⭐️ Opening Receptions of “Feedback Loop,” Revolving Cycle” and “Besotted” at | Saturday, August 3 from 6-8 pm
⭐️ Opening Reception of “The Orange Donald Challenge” at | Saturday, August 3 from 6–8 pm
⭐️ Seed Swap & Plant Stories at in conjunction with the closing of “Spiral Time” | Sunday, August 4 from 2–6 pm
‼️ Last chance to see ’Steven Lane: Re-Making the Existing’ at
🔸’Fidelis Ayuwa Izeko: In Deep Manifestation’ at
🔸‘Carole d’Inverno: The Things They Carry’ at
🔸3 Exhibitions by at Washington & Prospect Street
⬇️ Saturday Only ⬇️
🔹’Summer Folk Art Expo’ at .art.space

Here’s what on in Dumbo this weekend!
⭐️ Meet the artists of ‘CHANGE!’ At today from 3-5pm! 🔸‘Spiral Time’ at Smack Mellon
🔸‘Huma Bhabha: Before The End’ at
🔸’Steven Lane: Re-Making the Existing’ at
🔸’Fidelis Ayuwa Izeko: In Deep Manifestation’ at
🔸Annual Postcard Show + National Members Exhibition at
🔸‘Carole d’Inverno: The Things They Carry’ at
🔸3 Exhibitions by at Washington & Prospect Street
⬇️ Saturday Only ⬇️
🔹’Summer Folk Art Expo’ at .art.space
🔹‘Bluets and Blue’ at
🔹‘Moyra Davey: Horse Opera’ at
🔹‘FRESH 2024’ at

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Check out what’s on view this weekend in Dumbo!
🔸‘Spiral Time’ at Smack Mellon
🔸‘FRESH 2024’ at
🔸’Fidelis Ayuwa Izeko: In Deep Manifestation’ at
🔸’Liz Galvin: Kismet’ at
🔸Annual Postcard Show + National Members Exhibition at
⬇️ Open Saturday ⬇️
🔹‘Bluets and Blue’ at
🔹‘Moyra Davey: Horse Opera’ at

On view this weekend in the neighborhood:
‼️ Last weekend to see Photoville Festival 2024 at Emily Warren Roebling Plaza
🔹 Exhibitions at by , and
🔹 “Drawings” at
🔹 “Opening” at
🔹”Willie Collins and cousins: The Next Generation” at
🔹 “Liz Galvin: Kismet” at
⬇️⬇️ OPEN ON SATURDAY ⬇️⬇️
⭐️ “Moyra Davey: Horse Opera” at screening for one week only!
🔸 “Bluets and Blue” at 🔸 “Martin Parr: Fashion Faux Parr” at
🔸 “Spring Awakening from Cuba!” at .art.space

Thanks for coming to this week’s First Thursday Gallery Walk! 🎨☀️🚶‍♀️🚶🚶‍♂️First Thursday is going on Summer break with gallery walks returning for a new season in September. In the meantime, follow us for the latest in Dumbo’s art scene!
If you couldn’t make it on Thursday, here’s what’s on for the weekend:
🔹 Photoville Festival 2024 at Emily Warren Roebling Plaza
🔹 “Priya Peña & Unimuke Agada: Fibra” Opening at at , Saturday, June 1st, from 5pm - 9pm. .crocs .jpg
🔹 Exhibitions at by , and
🔹 New York Art Symposium 2024 at
🔹 “Drawings” at
🔹 “Opening” at
🔹”Willie Collins and cousins: The Next Generation” at
🔹 “Liz Galvin: Kismet” at
🔹 “Eric Hibit: Color Above the Muntin” at
⬇️⬇️ OPEN ON SATURDAY ⬇️⬇️
🔸 “Bluets and Blue” at 🔸 “Martin Parr: Fashion Faux Parr” at
🔸 “Spring Awakening from Cuba!” at .art.space

First Thursday returns tonight! From 6-8, explore 15 open galleries around the neighborhood for a night of art, performance and fun. This is the last first Thursday of the season with walks returning in September.

Participating galleries:



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On view this weekend in the neighborhood:
⭐️ Opening weekend of Photoville Festival 2024 at Emily Warren Roebling Plaza!
⭐️ “Priya Peña & Unimuke Agada: Fibra” Opening at at , Saturday, June 1st, from 5-9pm. .crocs .jpg
⭐️ Closing reception of “Megan E Weber-King: What the MUCK” at , Saturday, June 1 from 6-8pm.
🔹 Exhibitions at by , and
🔹 New York Art Symposium 2024 at
🔹 “Drawings” at
🔹 “Opening” at
🔹 “Eric Hibit: Color Above the Muntin” at
⬇️⬇️ OPEN ON SATURDAY ⬇️⬇️
🔸 “Martin Parr: Fashion Faux Parr” at
🔸 “Spring Awakening from Cuba!” at .art.space

💥 What to see this weekend in Dumbo💥
⭐️ Opening reception of 3 new exhibitions at by , and | Saturday, May 25 from 6–8pm
🔹 New exhibition “Drawings” at
🔹 “Opening” on view at
🔹 “Fidelis Ayuwa Izekor: In Deep Manifestation” at
🔹 “Megan E Weber-King: What the MUCK” at
🔹 “Eric Hibit: Color Above the Muntin” at
⬇️⬇️ OPEN ON SATURDAY ⬇️⬇️
⭐️ “Tenderness is Reserved for the Unpredictable” international mirror performance at Projects, 20 Jay St. #307 .pupovac
‼️ Last day to see “Tadao Takano: Cybergrams 1982-1988” (extended) at
🔸 “Martin Parr: Fashion Faux Parr” at
🔸 “Spring Awakening from Cuba!” at .art.space

🎨 Here’s what’s on for this weekend in Dumbo:
⭐️ Meet the Artist: at on Sunday, May 19 from 3-6pm
‼️ Last chance to see 3 exhibitions at .h.dorsett &
🔹 on view at
🔹 “Fidelis Ayuwa Izekor: In Deep Manifestation” at
🔹 “Megan E Weber-King: What the MUCK” at
🔹 “Eric Hibit: Color Above the Muntin” at
⬇️⬇️ OPEN ON SATURDAY ⬇️⬇️
‼️ Last chance to see “PROTOTYPE 1.0” at curated by
‼️ Last chance to see Human Impacts Institute: 2024 Creative Climate Awards at 38 Washington Street
‼️ Last chance to see “Tadao Takano: Cybergrams 1982-1988” at
🔸 “Martin Parr: Fashion Faux Parr” at
🔸 “Spring Awakening from Cuba!” at .art.space

Thank you to everyone who came out to last night’s First Thursday Gallery Walk! If you couldn’t make it, there’s plenty more art to see this weekend in Dumbo:
⭐️ Meet the Artist: at on Saturday, May 4 from 3-6pm
🔹 + exhibitions by .h.dorsett &
🔹 “idelis Ayuwa Izekor: In Deep Manifestation” at
🔹 “Megan E Weber-King: What the MUCK” at
🔹 “Opening” at new gallery
🔹 “Eric Hibit: Color Above the Muntin” at
⬇️ OPEN ON SATURDAY ⬇️
🔸 “The Space Between” at curated by
🔸 “PROTOTYPE 1.0” at curated by
🔸 “Martin Parr: Fashion Faux Parr” at
🔸 “Tadao Takano: Cybergrams 1982-1988” at
🔸 “Spring Awakening from Cuba!” at .art.space
🔸 Human Impacts Institute: 2024 Creative Climate Awards at 38 Washington Street

Tonight! First Thursday Gallery Walk returns from 6-8pm. On the first Thursday of each month, Dumbo galleries stay open late for a special art-filled evening. Visitors are invited to explore at their own pace.
To learn more visit artindumbo.com!

It’s going to be a beautiful weekend for some neighborhood art! ☀️ Here’s what’s on view:
‼️ Last weekend to see at
‼️ Last weekend to see “Earth/Unearth” by Ursula Clarke and at
🔹 Opening Exhibition at new gallery
🔹 Shows at by , and .h.dorsett
🔹 “Eric Hibit: Color Above the Muntin” at
🔸 🔶 Open Saturday 🔶 🔸
‼️ Last day to see “Soap Opera” by and “This Time Tomorrow” by at
‼️ Last day to see “Nature’s Wonders: Textile Impressions of Finnish Landscape” by at
🔸 “The Space Between” at curated by
🔸 “PROTOTYPE 1.0” at curated by
🔸 “Martin Parr: Fashion Faux Parr” at
🔸 “Tadao Takano: Cybergrams 1982-1988” at

Photos from Dumbo Open Studios 2024 are now online! You can access photos from the weekend on the DOS website at dumboopenstudios.com/2024-event-photos.
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Dumbo Open Studios in ! Thank you .nayyar for stopping by and to all the artists who made for such an inspiring weekend.

Thank you to everyone who helped makes Dumbo Open Studios 2024 so special! We saw 7,000 visitors to the neighborhood for an incredible art-filled weekend.
We’ll be back on May 2 for next month’s First Thursday Gallery Walk. See you there!

Dumbo Open Studios Day 2 starts now! Spend your afternoon exploring 155+ artist studios all around Dumbo. For more info visit dumboopenstudios.com and pick up a map at 68 Jay, 20 Jay or in The Dumbo Archway!

TOMORROW!! Explore 155+ artists’ studios in Dumbo, Brooklyn! To help plan your weekend, visit dumboopenstudios.com to see participating artists and curated guides.

Don’t miss openings TONIGHT from 6–8 at and , and the Open Studios reception from 6–9. Then, don’t miss other exhibitions on view this weekend!

Featured Exhibitions
AIR Gallery
Cuban Art Space .art.space
Platform Project Space
Springs Projects
Loop of the Loom
Billie Elise NY
Empire Stores
Smack Mellon@smackmellon
New York Studio School Projects @ Dumbo
NowHere Studio Program

This Saturday and Sunday, explore 155+ artists’ studios in Dumbo, Brooklyn! To help plan your weekend, visit dumboopenstudios.com to see participating artists and curated guides.

Feels Like a Thing: Jesse Greenberg on Assemblage and Collage
Featured artists:
Zoë Argires
Carl E. Hazlewood .hazlewood
Rachelle Dang .studio
Priscilla Fusco
Emily Chen
Anita Trombetta
Jesse Greenberg

“I love when a piece feels more like a thing than a work of art, and transcends medium for the sake of performing its message. While looking through the vast array of artists showing this year during Dumbo Open Studios, I found myself slowing down when I came across works that confused me or would require me to look closer into simply seeing what it’s made of. Even though some of these works might exist comfortably in the worlds of paintings, sculpture, ceramic, assemblage… The works by these six artists pushed away from the parameters and expectations of art genres. Often employing multiple mediums like painting on sculpted forms, using symbols and text as brush stroke or found objects as punctuation. These artists are skirting definability by bouncing back and forth between material and meaning. Assemblage and collage are exciting mediums because they celebrate infinite additive possibilities.” - Jesse Greenberg

This Saturday and Sunday, explore 155+ artists’ studios in Dumbo, Brooklyn! To help plan your weekend, visit dumboopenstudios.com to see participating artists and curated guides.

Vinegar Hill, off-the-beaten-path
Featured artists:
Vivan Scott
Ursula Clarke / Gallery Gaia
Megan E. Weber
Stephen Woodburn
James Howard Collins

Head a few blocks east of the main DUMBO Open Studios action and visit the historic Vinegar Hill neighborhood to enjoy the charming buildings and Belgian block-lined streets, where you’ll find a generous variety of art on view.

Vinegar Hill artists are putting on quite a show this year. James Howard Collins and Megan E. Weber recently moved into studio space above the GAIA Gallery. Collins’ lush gouache paintings, large graphite drawings & wire sculptures are paired with Weber’s fine art prints of long exposure & environmental photography. Ursula Clark, artist & proprietor of GAIA Gallery, will be showing all new work celebrating Earth Day & nature including 3D installations and printed word in the main gallery. Down the block, Vivian Scott has been prolifically creating hundreds of small, daily paintings plus large, vibrant, acrylic abstractions. While Steve Woodburn has been producing brilliant, digital, inkjet paintings in their colorful studios at 52 Hudson.

Weather permitting Megan E. Weber will set up a booth on the corner of Hudson Ave & Water Street (across from the café) and direct visitors to nearby studios while selling her popular cityscape cards and prints of various sizes.

This Saturday and Sunday, explore 155+ artists’ studios in Dumbo, Brooklyn! To help plan your weekend, visit dumboopenstudios.com to see participating artists and curated guides.

on Climate Justice, Environment, Nature, Plant Kingdom
Featured artists:
Sophie Kitching .kitching
Ohan Breiding
N. Dash
Marney Fuller
Madjeen Isaac
Simon Benjamin
Eileen Murphy

Amidst the backdrop of one of the world’s most dynamic cities, these Open Studios artists offer poignant reflections on the natural world and pressing ecological challenges facing our planet. Using various mediums, these artists offer a deeply personal response to the world around us and inspire action towards a more sustainable future. Visitors are invited to engage with these thought-provoking works, experiencing firsthand the intersection of art, activism, and the potential for collective action in the face of global environmental crises.

Guide by Emmy Weissman {}, Grants and Artist Engagement Coordinator at Brooklyn Arts Council

Emmy Weissman is an arts educator and administrator based in NYC. She currently serves as the grants associate at Brooklyn Arts Council, following her previous role as the arts in education administrative assistant. As a teaching artist, she has worked with the Children’s Museum of Manhattan, Classic Stage Company, Arts Connection, Girl Be Heard, NYC Children’s Theater, The 92nd Street Y, Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, and SOUL Sisters Leadership Collective. She hopes to empower her students and fellow artists to lead vibrant, compassionate lives.

Dumbo Open Studios is ONE WEEK AWAY! Follow us and check dumboopenstudios.com to see featured artists, curated guides and plan your visit.

✨ 🎨 This weekend in Dumbo 🖼️✨
⭐️ Workshop: A Journey Through Traditional Chinese Water-Based Woodcut at | Saturday April 6 @ 2pm | in conjuction with “Scab” by
⭐️ Performance: Singing to Sculpture: VOID at | Sunday April 7 @ 1pm
+ “Shedding My Toxic Core” by
‼️ Last weekend to see “Jeff Wallace: de-cipher.” At
🔹 “Swift Island Chain” by and “This is as far as I can take you” by at
🔹 “Earth/Unearth” by Ursula Clarke and at
🔹 “Nature’s Wonders: Textile Impressions of Finnish Landscape” by at
🔸 🔶 Open Saturday 🔶 🔸
‼️ Last day to see “A Matter of Time” at
🔸“Tadao Takano: Cybergrams 1982-1988” at generation
🔸”Soap Opera” by and “This Time Tomorrow” by at
🔸 The Dumbo Projection Project Volume III
🔸 “Celebrating the Art of Cuban Women” at .art.space

First Thursday Gallery Walk is tonight! Featuring receptions at + projection project Volume III!

On April 13+14, discover 155+ working artists’ studios all around Dumbo. 🎨🚶✨
Visit our link in bio to learn more about the artists, residency programs, and gallery exhibitions on view at this year’s open studios! And follow us to stay up to date on all the latest Art in Dumbo.

🎨 This weekend in Dumbo 🖼️✨
⭐️ “Contain Yourself” performance by at | Saturday, March 30 @ 4pm in conjunction with their exhibition “This is as far as I can take you”
+ “Swift Island Chain” by
⭐️ Opening of “Tadao Takano: Cybergrams 1982-1988” at generation | Saturday, March 30 from 11am - 6pm
🔹 Exhibitions at by Allison Halter, &
🔹 “Jeff Wallace: de-cipher.” At
🔸 🔶 Open Saturday 🔶 🔸
‼️ LAST CHANCE to see “Christoph Niemann: Photo Graphics” at
🔸”Soap Opera” by and “This Time Tomorrow” by at
🔸 “A Matter of Time” at
🔸 The Dumbo Projection Project Volume III
🔸 “Celebrating the Art of Cuban Women” at .art.space

2 new exhibitions at Klompching Gallery now on view:
“Eli Craven: Soap Opera” and “David Van Dartel: This Time Tomorrow”.

“Soap Opera” is Eli Craven’s second exhibition at the Klompching Gallery. For this exhibition, we present artworks from his Soap Opera series, and other recent works.
“I work conceptually with photographic images by re-evaluating the physical and psychological potential of the picture through sculptural and digital interventions. The works exist somewhere between the image and object, attempting to connect the representation to some form of reality.”—Eli Craven

This Time Tomorrow brings together a selection of ten color photographs from two of the photographer’s acclaimed projects—On Vlieland and What Once Was—that explore an intimate portrayal of friendship and masculinity.
Initially exploring and documenting his close circle of friends on Vlieland, a remote island in the north of The Netherlands, Van Dartel then photographed subjects as he travelled across several European countries; constructing a vivid portrait of young adults, and raising questions about male friendship and the classical discourse of masculinity.

🎨 This weekend in Dumbo 🖼️✨
🔹 “Singing to Sculpture: VOID” Performance by Allison Halter at | Sunday, March 24 at 1pm
🔹 Exhibitions at by Allison Halter, &
🔹 “This is as far as I can take you” by & “Swift Island Chain” by at
🔹 “Jeff Wallace: de-cipher.” At
🔸 🔶 Open Saturday 🔶 🔸
🔸 LAST CHANCE to see “Striped Garden” by at
🔸 LAST CHANCE to see “Sharon Brant: Change & Recurrence” at
🔸 LAST CHANCE to see “LET THE MAGIC BEGIN WELCOME SHOW” at !
🔸”Soap Opera” by and “This Time Tomorrow” by at
🔸 “A Matter of Time” at
🔸 The Dumbo Projection Project Volume III
🔸 “Christoph Niemann: Photo Graphics” at
🔸 “Justine Kurland: This Train, 2005-2011” at
🔸 “Celebrating the Art of Cuban

‼️ Closing soon ‼️ “Christoph Niemann: Photo Graphics” at

Christoph Niemann is an illustrator, graphic designer, and children’s book author. Since July 2008, Niemann has been writing and illustrating The New York Times blog Abstract City, renamed Abstract Sunday in 2011, when the blog moved to The New York Times Magazine.
In “Photo Graphics”, the world-famous illustrator turns his talents to photography. The exhibition includes hand-drawn additions to unique photographs, and a stupendous video called “Traffic Pong.”

See “Photo Graphics” at 91 Water St, Tuesday through Saturday until March 30.

🎨 This weekend in Dumbo 🖼️✨
🔹 🎉 Opening reception of 3 new exhibitions at ! 🎉 Saturday March 16, 6-8pm |
🔹 Exhibitions at by &
🔹 “Jeff Wallace: de-cipher.” At
🔹 “Kinetic Kaleidoscopic Shadows & Paintings” at featuring work by and
🔸 🔶 Open Saturday 🔶 🔸
🔸 “A Matter of Time” at
🔸 “Sharon Brant: Change & Recurrence” at
🔸 The Dumbo Projection Project Volume II Video art projections all around the neighborhood!
🔸 “Christoph Niemann: Photo Graphics” at
🔸 “Justine Kurland: This Train, 2005-2011” at
🔸 “LET THE MAGIC BEGIN WELCOME SHOW” at
“Celebrating the Art of Cuban Women” at .art.space