WALK yourself! Works in Progress Daily from Dawn to Dusk Atlantic Yards: Prospect Heights ArtBridge, is pleased to present its largest public exhibition to date, Works in Progress. On this self-guided tour, visitors will have a chance to explore the installation surrounding Brooklyn’s largest construction site, featuring the work of 20 Brooklyn based emerging artists and curated by internationally-renowned artist Vik Muniz, humble arts foundation founder Amani Olu, and Brooklyn Museum’s Eugenie Tsai. (Read More about the Installation)
WALK yourself! ChromaTweet Daily from Dawn to Dusk Empire Store Building: DUMBO Head on over to art-rich DUMBO to WALK ArtBridge’s nearly 400 foot long installation, ChromaTweet, featuring the work of Aleksandar Macašev. “Color is supercharged with meaning, from culturally induced to the very personal,” he says. The physical manifestation of his nano blog of the same name, the installation features exactly two years of “chroma tweets:” his daily moods, feelings and experiences are compressed into one piece of information: color. Grab your friends and tour the colorful emotional landscape of this unorthodox and creative New York City-based artist. (Read More about the Installation)
Public Programs
Upcoming At ArtBridge
WALK yourself! Works in Progress
Daily from Dawn to Dusk
Atlantic Yards: Prospect Heights
ArtBridge, is pleased to present its largest public exhibition to date, Works in Progress. On this self-guided tour, visitors will have a chance to explore the installation surrounding Brooklyn’s largest construction site, featuring the work of 20 Brooklyn based emerging artists and curated by internationally-renowned artist Vik Muniz, humble arts foundation founder Amani Olu, and Brooklyn Museum’s Eugenie Tsai. (Read More about the Installation)
WALK yourself! ChromaTweet
Daily from Dawn to Dusk
Empire Store Building: DUMBO
Head on over to art-rich DUMBO to WALK ArtBridge’s nearly 400 foot long installation, ChromaTweet, featuring the work of Aleksandar Macašev. “Color is supercharged with meaning, from culturally induced to the very personal,” he says. The physical manifestation of his nano blog of the same name, the installation features exactly two years of “chroma tweets:” his daily moods, feelings and experiences are compressed into one piece of information: color. Grab your friends and tour the colorful emotional landscape of this unorthodox and creative New York City-based artist.
(Read More about the Installation)
In Conversation with Alex Doolan: A Children’s Program at The ArtBridge Drawing Room
Saturday, March 10th from 12-12:45pm, 1-1:45pm, and 2-2:45pm
This Program Has Been Canceled