The Laundromat, 238 Melrose Street, 3rd Floor

Two days only:
Reception Saturday, November 7th 6-10pm
Open Sunday November 8th 12-7pm

The Laundromat is pleased to announce an exhibition of paintings, drawings, and sculpture by Maiko Shioda and Joe Protheroe. Both artists are concerned with an interplay between dream worlds and reality.

The Laundromat is an artist-curated exhibition space.

http://laundromatgallery.blogspot.com

ART EXHIBITION 11/7/09 – 11/21/09

Opening Reception: 11/7/09. 1717 Troutman St. Brooklyn, NY.  4pm-8pm

Celebrating the breadth and depth of video possibilities through art. A plethora of live video editors, electronic and interactive artists, video and installation artists who use the moving image outside the “box”. Coming from as far as Italy, Switzerland and Germany these artists showcase their work with the video community in New York City. For two weeks and in two different locations the festival hosts an array of projects. Projects include, Katja Loher’s video planets, a ¾ ton “ice-stallation” by Raphael DiLuzio, a demonstration by Berlin based Modul8 software representative and performer, Ilan Katin and a night of performance featuring video artist and collaborator, Alison Childs, the Spanish AV(Audio/Video) perfomer, *Rafaël*. Please join us for these exciting, free events.

http://playwithfirefestival.wordpress.com/

A FOUR-DAY EXHIBITION OF INTERNATIONAL CONTEMPORARY ART

Open Studios present works by the 36 artists, artist groups and curators currently in residence at ISCP. Residents of ISCP employ a refreshingly diverse range of styles in the mediums of painting, drawing, photography, video, performance, sculpture and installation, all of which will be on view in their individual studios. Presented twice a year, ISCP Open Studios offer the public, art professionals and other enthusiasts access to cutting-edge contemporary art practices from around the world. These free events provide an exclusive peek into the production, process and personal archives of celebrated artists with global reputations, many of whom are showing their work in New York for the first time.

Opening Reception: Friday, November 6, 7 – 9PM
(shuttle to ISCP available at the Grand St stop, off the L train)

Opening Hours: Saturday, November 7, 2 – 6PM
Sunday, November 8, 2 – 6PM
Monday, November 9, 12 – 8PM

http://www.iscp-nyc.org/