"Please Save Maria Kondratiev" with Katie Mullins & zine library
Saturday, September 17 at 7:00pm - September 18 at 1:00am
Darling House, 496 Broadway, Brooklyn, NY
We are located at the corner of Broadway and Union - Lorimer JMZ, Broadway G, or a ten minute walk from the Lorimer L. Look for the glass door, ring top buzzer.
Please join us for an evening with new paintings and drawings by Brooklyn-based artist Maria Kondratiev. In addition to the works created in her studio, Maria is bringing a can of paint and a brush to prepare a kind of anti-trompe l'oeil throughout our living space. Her forms transcribed from dreams - drawn resolutely yet impulsively, whimsical and depressed - hint at the underbelly of yearning. At the same time they address the... necessary human thing that is desire, and the humorous thing that is emerging self-awareness.
Music will be provided by the wonderful Katie Mullins. (http://katiemullinsmusic.com/)
Coinciding with the Brooklyn Book Festival we will also be hosting a small zine library featuring chapbooks by James Yeh, illustrated by Andrew Bulger, interview and other booklets by Temporary Services, prints by Rand Renfrow, and comics by Mark Hensel. Zines will be available for purchase. (http://yehjames.blogspot.com/, http://andrewbulger.com/, http://www.temporaryservices.org/, http://randrenfrow.com/, http://www.hypercastle.com/)
Drinks and foods will be present, but please also BYOB. Bring your friends.
Darling House, 496 Broadway, Brooklyn, NY
We are located at the corner of Broadway and Union - Lorimer JMZ, Broadway G, or a ten minute walk from the Lorimer L. Look for the glass door, ring top buzzer.
Please join us for an evening with new paintings and drawings by Brooklyn-based artist Maria Kondratiev. In addition to the works created in her studio, Maria is bringing a can of paint and a brush to prepare a kind of anti-trompe l'oeil throughout our living space. Her forms transcribed from dreams - drawn resolutely yet impulsively, whimsical and depressed - hint at the underbelly of yearning. At the same time they address the... necessary human thing that is desire, and the humorous thing that is emerging self-awareness.
Music will be provided by the wonderful Katie Mullins. (http://katiemullinsmusic.com/)
Coinciding with the Brooklyn Book Festival we will also be hosting a small zine library featuring chapbooks by James Yeh, illustrated by Andrew Bulger, interview and other booklets by Temporary Services, prints by Rand Renfrow, and comics by Mark Hensel. Zines will be available for purchase. (http://yehjames.blogspot.com/, http://andrewbulger.com/, http://www.temporaryservices.org/, http://randrenfrow.com/, http://www.hypercastle.com/)
Drinks and foods will be present, but please also BYOB. Bring your friends.
Bushwick Open Studios
722 Metropolitan Ave. Second Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11211
June 4 & 5, 2011 12pm - 7pm
Bushwick Open Studios 2011
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Brooklyn, NY 11211
June 4 & 5, 2011 12pm - 7pm
Bushwick Open Studios 2011
Emily Nathan on Bushwick Open Studios 2011 - artnet Magazine
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Old York Road
Opening Sunday, Nov 7th, 2010
6pm - 10pm
Open through Nov 21st, 2010
White Box Projects
329 Broome Street, NY, NY
Opening Sunday, Nov 7th, 2010
6pm - 10pm
Open through Nov 21st, 2010
White Box Projects
329 Broome Street, NY, NY
Non Native New York
Please join us on August 5, 2010, 6-9pm, for the Non Native New York Opening http://nonnativenewyork.com/| . This exhibition will be held at the de Castellane Gallery, at 525 Atlantic Ave in Brooklyn, just one block from the Atlantic/Pacific subway station, between 3rd and 4th Avenues.
Non-Native New York features fifteen artists who represent almost every region of the world: Mahtab Aslani, Jaclyn Conley, Francisco Correa-Cordero, Emile H Dubuisson, Yuhi Hasegawa, Hai-Hsin Huang, Jee Hwang, Gautam Kansara, Maria Kondratiev, Olek, Lothar Osterburg, Jung Eun Park, Sarah Nicole Phillips, Minori Sanchiz-Fung, Taganyahu Swao. Their art and studio practices are as diverse as their native lands. Yet there is a common impulse to explore the social and urban environment, collective experiences and individual memory.
The show runs August 5 through August 22, 2010. Gallery hours will be Fridays 3pm-8pm, Saturdays 11am-7pm, and Sundays 11am-7pm, or by appointment. We hope to see you there.
This exhibition is made possible by:
Brooklyn Arts Council 2010 Community Arts Regrant Program
Generous donations from de Castellane Gallery and Telegraphix Digital Printing, Inc. Fiscal sponsorship by SONYA (South of the Navy Yard Artists).
Please join us on August 5, 2010, 6-9pm, for the Non Native New York Opening http://nonnativenewyork.com/| . This exhibition will be held at the de Castellane Gallery, at 525 Atlantic Ave in Brooklyn, just one block from the Atlantic/Pacific subway station, between 3rd and 4th Avenues.
Non-Native New York features fifteen artists who represent almost every region of the world: Mahtab Aslani, Jaclyn Conley, Francisco Correa-Cordero, Emile H Dubuisson, Yuhi Hasegawa, Hai-Hsin Huang, Jee Hwang, Gautam Kansara, Maria Kondratiev, Olek, Lothar Osterburg, Jung Eun Park, Sarah Nicole Phillips, Minori Sanchiz-Fung, Taganyahu Swao. Their art and studio practices are as diverse as their native lands. Yet there is a common impulse to explore the social and urban environment, collective experiences and individual memory.
The show runs August 5 through August 22, 2010. Gallery hours will be Fridays 3pm-8pm, Saturdays 11am-7pm, and Sundays 11am-7pm, or by appointment. We hope to see you there.
This exhibition is made possible by:
Brooklyn Arts Council 2010 Community Arts Regrant Program
Generous donations from de Castellane Gallery and Telegraphix Digital Printing, Inc. Fiscal sponsorship by SONYA (South of the Navy Yard Artists).
June 4 – June 27, 2010
Opening: June 4th, 6pm – 10pm (concurrent with BOS)
Weekends only: 12 – 6 pm or by appointment
Location: 722 Metropolitan Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11237
Directions: L – train to Graham Avenue [map]
An exhibition comprised of works on paper by most of the artists that have shown at Camel over the past year; a year in review if you will. Simultaneously will this be a celebratory event to toast to the anniversary of Camel Art Space, as will this exhibition partly coincide with our own Open Studios.
Artists that participate include: Adam Taye, Ben Needham, Ben Berlow, Sam Martineau, Sarah McDouglas Kohn, Chris McGee, Tiana Peterson, Lance Lankford, Peter Lapsley, Nick van Woert, Hilary Doyle, Maria Kondratiev, Julie Torres, Elisa Velazquez, Chris Martin, Maria Walker, Nora Griffin, Rachel Salamone, Carl Gunhouse, Christine Rogers, Thom Marquet, Lauren Portada, Catherine Stack, Matthew Murphy, Jeremy Roby, Chris Burnside, Nathan Gelgud, Alisa Ochoa, James Woodward, Enrico Gomez, Colm Feehan, Chris Rawson, Jessica Smith, Reid Hitt, Fred Spadafora, Connie Golden, Jeff Burdian, Helena Wurzel, Yuliya Lalina, Erin Shafkind, Brian Buckley, Millie Falcaro, Jeffrey Rothstein, Bryan Graf, Molly Lowe, Julia Colavita
Camel Art Space is an Artist operated Exhibition Space with a focus on current issues in art within a not for profit work frame, is an affiliate member of Williamsburg Gallery Association and participating in 2:nd Friday Art Walk.
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Opening: June 4th, 6pm – 10pm (concurrent with BOS)
Weekends only: 12 – 6 pm or by appointment
Location: 722 Metropolitan Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11237
Directions: L – train to Graham Avenue [map]
An exhibition comprised of works on paper by most of the artists that have shown at Camel over the past year; a year in review if you will. Simultaneously will this be a celebratory event to toast to the anniversary of Camel Art Space, as will this exhibition partly coincide with our own Open Studios.
Artists that participate include: Adam Taye, Ben Needham, Ben Berlow, Sam Martineau, Sarah McDouglas Kohn, Chris McGee, Tiana Peterson, Lance Lankford, Peter Lapsley, Nick van Woert, Hilary Doyle, Maria Kondratiev, Julie Torres, Elisa Velazquez, Chris Martin, Maria Walker, Nora Griffin, Rachel Salamone, Carl Gunhouse, Christine Rogers, Thom Marquet, Lauren Portada, Catherine Stack, Matthew Murphy, Jeremy Roby, Chris Burnside, Nathan Gelgud, Alisa Ochoa, James Woodward, Enrico Gomez, Colm Feehan, Chris Rawson, Jessica Smith, Reid Hitt, Fred Spadafora, Connie Golden, Jeff Burdian, Helena Wurzel, Yuliya Lalina, Erin Shafkind, Brian Buckley, Millie Falcaro, Jeffrey Rothstein, Bryan Graf, Molly Lowe, Julia Colavita
Camel Art Space is an Artist operated Exhibition Space with a focus on current issues in art within a not for profit work frame, is an affiliate member of Williamsburg Gallery Association and participating in 2:nd Friday Art Walk.
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10/10/09
- press release -
Camel Art Space is proud to present: -The Natural Order-. A collection of local & under-exposed artistsin the Greater Williamsburg Environs, on the effect of man in nature, & the affect of nature on man.
Artists include: Lance Lankford, Becca Broughton, Peter Lapsley, Maria Kondratiev, Kylie Manning, Tatiana Peterson, Nick van Woert and Jess Laskosky.
Curated by: Enrico Gomez and Rob de Oude
Opening: Sep. 11th, 6-9pm. Through Sep. 20th.
Weekends 12-6pm or by appointment.
Camel Art Space is an Artist run Art space with a focus on current issues in Art within a non for profit work frame.
For further info and event details: www.camelartspace.com
- Full Exhibition Description -
-The Natural Order -
What began as a casual investigation into the 'current' of Art Making in the Greater Wiliamsburg area quickly evolved into a reflecting upon the symbiotic push & pull of human and environment.
C.A.S. is proud to present, -The Natural Order-, a collection of local & under-exposed Williamsburg artists in conversation on the effect of man in nature, & the affect of nature on man.
Not merely a caption on the inconvenient truth of our looming carbon footprint, these artists dig deeper. They seem to mine veins of socio-political legacy & cultural artifact, endeavoring toward some core truth on the perpetuality of coexistence.
It seems natural in a time of continuing political fissure & economic erosion that the seers of our age would consider the wild, for clues as to role, connection & place with more lasting integrity. To this end, the artists draw from multiple and disparate sources of inspiration. Examples include imperialistic, hierarchical ideology to the detritus of urban convenience to the spiritual modus of the ancients. From parasitism toward mutualism, 'The Natural Order' considers equally the tocsins of that which we leave behind as much as the prescience of the trail markers ahead.
- press release -
Camel Art Space is proud to present: -The Natural Order-. A collection of local & under-exposed artistsin the Greater Williamsburg Environs, on the effect of man in nature, & the affect of nature on man.
Artists include: Lance Lankford, Becca Broughton, Peter Lapsley, Maria Kondratiev, Kylie Manning, Tatiana Peterson, Nick van Woert and Jess Laskosky.
Curated by: Enrico Gomez and Rob de Oude
Opening: Sep. 11th, 6-9pm. Through Sep. 20th.
Weekends 12-6pm or by appointment.
Camel Art Space is an Artist run Art space with a focus on current issues in Art within a non for profit work frame.
For further info and event details: www.camelartspace.com
- Full Exhibition Description -
-The Natural Order -
What began as a casual investigation into the 'current' of Art Making in the Greater Wiliamsburg area quickly evolved into a reflecting upon the symbiotic push & pull of human and environment.
C.A.S. is proud to present, -The Natural Order-, a collection of local & under-exposed Williamsburg artists in conversation on the effect of man in nature, & the affect of nature on man.
Not merely a caption on the inconvenient truth of our looming carbon footprint, these artists dig deeper. They seem to mine veins of socio-political legacy & cultural artifact, endeavoring toward some core truth on the perpetuality of coexistence.
It seems natural in a time of continuing political fissure & economic erosion that the seers of our age would consider the wild, for clues as to role, connection & place with more lasting integrity. To this end, the artists draw from multiple and disparate sources of inspiration. Examples include imperialistic, hierarchical ideology to the detritus of urban convenience to the spiritual modus of the ancients. From parasitism toward mutualism, 'The Natural Order' considers equally the tocsins of that which we leave behind as much as the prescience of the trail markers ahead.
6/25/09
Charlie Horse presents A Dry Run
Opening Reception June 25th 6-8:30pm
Gallery will be open 12-6pm June 26, 27 and 28th and by appointment only through July 16th, 2009.
28 Marcy Ave., ground floor, between Metropolitan Ave. and Hope St.
Brooklyn, NY 11211
Directions by subway: Take the L train to Lorimer Street, exit at Metropolitan and Lorimer. Walk west on Metropolitan (under the BQE) approx. two blocks, turn left on Marcy Ave. and walk 1/2 block south. The gallery is across the street from the basketball courts.
Charlie Horse presents A Dry Run
Opening Reception June 25th 6-8:30pm
Gallery will be open 12-6pm June 26, 27 and 28th and by appointment only through July 16th, 2009.
28 Marcy Ave., ground floor, between Metropolitan Ave. and Hope St.
Brooklyn, NY 11211
Directions by subway: Take the L train to Lorimer Street, exit at Metropolitan and Lorimer. Walk west on Metropolitan (under the BQE) approx. two blocks, turn left on Marcy Ave. and walk 1/2 block south. The gallery is across the street from the basketball courts.
Dear friends,
This is our first year participating in Bushwick Open Studios and we are looking forward to having people come and see what we've been working on. There will be painting, sculpture, light food/drinks and good people.
There is also a group exhibition held in the new artist run "camel art space" in our building Friday night too. It's very special group show of guest artists.
Camel Art Space
722 Metropolitan Ave. Brooklyn NY, 11211
Graham stop off the L train (right there on that block)
Opening: Friday June 5th 7-9
Open studios:
Saturday 12pm-7pm
Sunday 12pm-7pm
I will be there friday, Sat night, and sunday to hang out and such. The flyer's below.
We would love to see you there,
Maria
Camel Art Space
This is our first year participating in Bushwick Open Studios and we are looking forward to having people come and see what we've been working on. There will be painting, sculpture, light food/drinks and good people.
There is also a group exhibition held in the new artist run "camel art space" in our building Friday night too. It's very special group show of guest artists.
Camel Art Space
722 Metropolitan Ave. Brooklyn NY, 11211
Graham stop off the L train (right there on that block)
Opening: Friday June 5th 7-9
Open studios:
Saturday 12pm-7pm
Sunday 12pm-7pm
I will be there friday, Sat night, and sunday to hang out and such. The flyer's below.
We would love to see you there,
Maria
Camel Art Space
