These PSWT artists are donating work to the Arts Gowanus Benefit:
Tickets are on sale now, $250 single, $300 for couple, which entitles you to one original work of art… Only a few tickets remaain, so act fast!
Date: Thursday, May 11, 2017 from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM (EDT)
Shapeshifter Lab 18 Whitwell Place Brooklyn, NY 11215
Here’s an Online gallery showing all the works available.
Artists are showing at THREE Sites:
1. Showing at Brooklyn Colony 274 Fourth Ave at Garfield Place R train to Union St
Darcy Lynn, paintings
Lloyd Campbell, photography
Bob Hagan, mixed media
Howard Skrill mixed media
2. Showing at Shapeshifter Lab:
18 Whitwell Pl, between 1st and Carroll St, off 4th Ave. R train to Union St
Joy Makon, watercolors
Dara Oshin, mixed media
Janie Samuels, mixed media
Robin Roi, ceramics
3. Showing at Karen Gibbons Loft, 280 Nevins Street – 2nd Floor, between Union and Sackett Streets.:
Gail Flanery, monotype prints
Nancy Doniger ‘The Chase’ monotype with Akua inks on Masa Paper
Park Slope Windsor Terrace Artists, in conjunction with Art Slope, is pleased to present local artist Nancy Doniger, who will discuss her work as a children’s book illustrator and fine artist. Doniger will talk about ways that her fine-art process is both different from and similar to illustration art, what she enjoys about doing both, and her current focus on ‘hand pulled’ printmaking. On display will be samples of Doniger’s art work, including her published books.
Nancy Doniger is a Brooklyn artist/illustrator with works published in print and online for the New York Times, children’s books, businesses and nonprofits. Her fine art has been exhibited in NY, NJ, and MA. She has taught at Pratt and is member of SCBWI, CBIG, and MGNE and Zea Mays Printmaking.
Sunday is the closing day for the Art Slope Pop Up Gallery exhibition. 22 Park Slope & Windsor Terrace-based artists are exhibiting affordable artwork in a fun, spacious storefront on Fifth Avenue & 16 Street in Park Slope.
will choose a pair of art pieces that shows the evolution of their artwork from past to present. The recent work will be displayed alongside the earlier piece, creating a room full of “micro-retrospectives”. Some work responds directly to vast, recent changes in Brooklyn. Some is more self-referential or abstract. Either way, the exhibition promises to be a real mixed-bag, highlighting the breadth of work in our community and the constant evolution of artistic processes, and providing a teaser for the Open Studios weekend Sat and Sun
Participating artists, family, friends—and of course press—are encouraged to attend.
609 4th Ave between 17 and 18th St.
Park Slope Windsor Terrace Artists 