Friday, October 13 | 6-9 pm
Saturday, October 13 | 12-6 pm
J&M STUDIOS Fall Open Studio, a two-day exhibition of international contemporary art, studio artists working in our growing artist community. This Sunset Park-wide Open Studios event, co-presented with NARS Foundation ressidency invites the public to meet over 60 artists from all over the world and to experience the artistic process and the diverse range of artistic mediums presented in the intimacy of the studio environment.
J&M STUDIOS Fall Open Studio, a two-day exhibition of international contemporary art, studio artists working in our growing artist community. This Sunset Park-wide Open Studios event, co-presented with NARS Foundation ressidency invites the public to meet over 60 artists from all over the world and to experience the artistic process and the diverse range of artistic mediums presented in the intimacy of the studio environment.
J&M STUDIOS:
André Eamiello, Andrew Schwartz, Bari Mohammed, Brendan Sullivan, Brian Stinemetz,Caitlyn McLaughlin, Charlotte Greene, Christopher Bradley, Dayana Romero, Elena Soterakis, Fatty Spice, Flora Wilds, Gustavo Prado, Hannelore Van Dijck, Homer Shew, Ioana Manolache, Jahyun Seo, Jenn Cacciola, Jon Levy-Warren, Julia Elsas, Julia John, Kat Geng, Katrina Chamberlin, Keren Anavy, Laura Hildevert, Lauren Anders, Lauren Cohen, Liza Sokolovskaya, Luke Luokun Cheng, Naomi Nakazato, Noël Harnden, Richard Gnann, Ruonan Yan, Saya Da Jung, Sydney M. King, Tadasuke Jinno, Tanya Steinberg, Tenaya Izu, Trina Merry, Walker Augustyniak, Xavier Alexander Petromelis, Zachary Lank & Zachary Lefitz
Alongside NARS the Exhibitions “The Map and the Territory”, a group show curated by Tansy Xiao, showcasing international artists living in Brooklyn, and “Bone Black and Titanium White – Transparency, Colour and Light” a solo show by NARS Alumna Julie Trudel, with an artists' reception during Open Studios on October 12.
Featuring NARS residency artists:
Bernadette Despujols, Charlotte Lagro, Claudia Cortinez, Elizabeth Moran, Erin Gleason, Frederique Ulman Gagne, Jean Pierre Mot, Jemila MacEwan, Leah Hewson, Linda Loh, Miranda Blennerhassett, Rhonda Weppler & Trevor Mahovsky, Sanie Bokhari, Shihori Yamamoto, Valérie Hallier & William Miller.
Directions: J&M STUDIOS is two express subway stops from Manhattan. Take the “N” or “D” to 36 St. Transfer to the “R” one stop to 45 St. Walk to 46th Street then make a right and walk down 46th street to the building on the corner of 46th and 2nd Ave on the right.
André Eamiello, Andrew Schwartz, Bari Mohammed, Brendan Sullivan, Brian Stinemetz,Caitlyn McLaughlin, Charlotte Greene, Christopher Bradley, Dayana Romero, Elena Soterakis, Fatty Spice, Flora Wilds, Gustavo Prado, Hannelore Van Dijck, Homer Shew, Ioana Manolache, Jahyun Seo, Jenn Cacciola, Jon Levy-Warren, Julia Elsas, Julia John, Kat Geng, Katrina Chamberlin, Keren Anavy, Laura Hildevert, Lauren Anders, Lauren Cohen, Liza Sokolovskaya, Luke Luokun Cheng, Naomi Nakazato, Noël Harnden, Richard Gnann, Ruonan Yan, Saya Da Jung, Sydney M. King, Tadasuke Jinno, Tanya Steinberg, Tenaya Izu, Trina Merry, Walker Augustyniak, Xavier Alexander Petromelis, Zachary Lank & Zachary Lefitz
Alongside NARS the Exhibitions “The Map and the Territory”, a group show curated by Tansy Xiao, showcasing international artists living in Brooklyn, and “Bone Black and Titanium White – Transparency, Colour and Light” a solo show by NARS Alumna Julie Trudel, with an artists' reception during Open Studios on October 12.
Featuring NARS residency artists:
Bernadette Despujols, Charlotte Lagro, Claudia Cortinez, Elizabeth Moran, Erin Gleason, Frederique Ulman Gagne, Jean Pierre Mot, Jemila MacEwan, Leah Hewson, Linda Loh, Miranda Blennerhassett, Rhonda Weppler & Trevor Mahovsky, Sanie Bokhari, Shihori Yamamoto, Valérie Hallier & William Miller.
Directions: J&M STUDIOS is two express subway stops from Manhattan. Take the “N” or “D” to 36 St. Transfer to the “R” one stop to 45 St. Walk to 46th Street then make a right and walk down 46th street to the building on the corner of 46th and 2nd Ave on the right.