POSTER BY ANDREW HURST JASON ANDREW + NORTE MAARpresents: BEAT NITE Bushwick Art Spaces Stay Open Late Friday, February 18, 6-10PM BUSHWICK, BROOKLYN�Jason Andrew + Norte Maar bring back the late night with the fifth installment of BEAT NITE: Bushwick Art Spaces Stay Open Late, Friday, February 18, 6-10PM. This bi-annual night is half art stroll, half bar crawl, where selected art spaces from the legit galleries to the DIY apartment spaces stay open late for each other and the public welcoming the public to see real art in real time, one night only. Each of the ten spaces will host new art and offer true neighborhood hospitality in the form of drinks and music in what has become the signature party of all parties with art above all else. This episode of BEAT NITE is sponsored by HYPERALLERGIC.COM. Participating art spaces include among others: English Kills, Centotto, Fortress to Solitude, Famous Accounts, and re-installation by Austin Thomas of the apartment gallery that started it all, Norte Maar. The night also featuring the closing party for current show at Centotto and the celebration of the opening of a brand new space Curbs and Stoops (566 Johnson Ave). Don't miss the official after party at THE BODEGA (24 Saint Nicolas Ave) where DJ Scot Bowman will spin the town tunes and host Jason Andrew (aka Paddy Johnson�s muscled Cyborg) will take off his shirt at 11:30PM. Bushwick is the place to make art from the ghetto to the glamour. Artists have found solace in the supportive neighborhood made up of emerging and established artists, choreographers, writers, alternative spaces and reputable galleries. Putting the spit on the art world where community means more than commerce join Jason Andrew + Norte Maar for this event where the art is real and the people making it are to. MORE INFO: 646-361-8512 |
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NORTE MAAR 83 Wyckoff Avenue, #1B Brooklyn, NY 11237 on exhibit: MARK IT!: a group show of artists at the beginning of a new project including: Paul D'Agostino, Lars Kremer, Aron Namenwirth, Cathy Quinlan, Julie Torres, and Audra Wolowiec. Organized by Austin Thomas to celebrate her public art project for the Historic Moore Street Market in Bushwick. |
ARCH COLLECTIVE 18 Wyckoff Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11237 on exhibit: IMAGINARY ARMS: MAN DIES: Joe Strasser, Grover Watts, Joseph O�Neal, Clark Russell, and Jeremy McDaniel. Curated by Max Demetrio and Jason R. Jensen. |
CENTOTTO 250 Moore Street, Brooklyn, NY 11206 on exhibit: PORTFOLIO X APPUNTI: new work by Zane Wilson. |
CURBS AND STOOPS 566 Johnson Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11206 on exhibit: GRAND OPENING! Featuring new works by resident artists Jonathan Chapline, Rachel Labine, and others to be announced. Also live music and beverages provided by Dogfishhead Craft Brewed Ales. |
ENGLISH KILLS 114 Forrest Street, ground flr Brooklyn, NY 11206 www.englishkillsartgallery.com on exhibit: STEVEN THOMPSON: new work. |
FAMOUS ACCOUNTANTS 1673 Gates Avenue, Ridgewood, NY 11285 http://famousaccountants.wordpress.com/ on exhibit:Obsession: The Book of Revelation from the Koran, an installation by Meg Hitchcock. |
LAUNDROMAT 70 Wyckoff Avenue, #1J, Brooklyn, NY 11237 http://laundromatgallery.blogspot.com/ on exhibit: NEW LOCATION NEW EXHIBIT: New works by Alexa Hoyer and Walsh Hansen. |
STOREFRONT 16 Wilson Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11237 on exhibit: MARY JUDGE: Pop-Oculus and in the back room: WAVELENGTH: new work by Judith Braun, Maureen McQuillan, and Suzanna Starr. |
SUGAR 449 Troutman Street, #3-5 Brooklyn, NY 11237 on exhibit:VISCERAL LOGIC: new work by Erika Keck and Throwhite. |
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