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“The Greatest City on Earth” by Linda Zacks

The Alliance for Downtown New York announced the latest Re:Construction installation, The Greatest City on Earth, located at Nassau between John and Fulton Streets by artist Linda Zacks. “As Lower Manhattan continues to grow, construction can be tough on small businesses and confusing for pedestrians. While we look forward to all the great improvements happening...
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Exhibit: The Influential Female at Kentler International Drawing Space

THE INFLUENTIAL FEMALE Drawings Inspired by Women in History CURATOR: Randall Harris ARTISTS: Clarity Haynes, Meridith McNeal, Edward Monovich, Arlene Morris, Annysa Ng, K. Saito, Jacquelyn Schiffman, Vivianne Silvera, Lorene Taurerewa, Jono Vaughan February 3 – March 25, 2012 RECEPTION: Friday, February 3, 6 – 8pm CURATOR’S TALK: Sunday, February 19, 4pm The human figure...
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Exhibit: Pixelating: Indie Films in Black at MoCADA

The Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts (MoCADA) and Black Public Media present Pixelating: Indie Films in Black, a series of screenings held in the month of February in honor of Black History Month. Screening throughout various venues in Brooklyn and New York City, this film series couples independently produced films with web series to...
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Exhibit: “Expanding the Landscape” at Art 101

EXPANDING THE LANDSCAPE Alexandra Limpert and Patrick Whalen January 13 – February 12 ART 101 heralds the New Year with EXPANDING THE LANDSCAPE, an exhibition of figurative drawings and sculpture by Alexandra Limpert and Patrick Whalen. Limpert’s figurative sculptures reflect the architectural structures of her native New York. “Steel allows me to create life-size open...
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Exhibit: SUGAR introduces Lineup, round 3

SUGAR introduces Lineup, round 3 1.28.12 – 3.10.12 opening reception Saturday January 28, 6-8 p.m. Heavy brush strokes diminish, colors are defined, divided, and consolidated. Shapes are realized while surfaces melt, glisten, shine, and give-in. The transitioning is a tickle to the ribs, and the whole of round 3 is an offering of pleasantries. Doug...
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Exhibit: XS – Extra Small at the Metropolitan Museum of Art

Recent acquisitions Hypochondriac and Diagnosis by Amy Bennett are currently on view in the Mezzanine Gallery of the Lila Acheson Wallace Wing as a part of the exhibition XS – Extra Small, curated by Jacques and Natasha Gelman Curator Sabine Rewald.  The show features more than fifty works by about 30 American and European artists including Klee, Dali, Warhol, Vuillard,...
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Proteus Gowanus Presents Tales of the Gowanus with Leslie-Arlette Boyce and Chris Matias

Tales of the Gowanus with Leslie-Arlette Boyce and Chris Matias Saturday, January 21, 7pm $5 suggested donation Join us for wine and conversation with Leslie-Arlette Boyce, lead author of The Glory of Brooklyn’s Gowanus: Legacy, Industry, and Artistry. Boyce will discuss her book, its images and local history from the arrival of the Dutch West India Company to...
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