Robot show dec 4 - 19, opening reception dec 4, 6-10 pm



the lego sculptures by Jersey City's legomaster Eric Sophie, and kid Ezra.
Mixed media robotesse by Marc Tucci. Paintings and drawings Uta and Ezra Brauser


gallery for Urban, gorilla, street style expressions, outsider art, illustration that finds new grounds between cartoon and graphics. Installations not shy from political content





Graphic work by Uno, this series of portraits pays tribute to his women heroes.(heroines)




Animal Pharm is a recently developed multi-media collection by
Brooklyn based artist and medical professional Lee Johnson.
Lee is actively exploring the intentions for and interactions
among our medical establishment, particularly pharmacotherapeutics,
and the world at large.
This exhibit is intended not as a static body of work but as
an event in progress revealing the dynamic interaction between
medicine and the living world around it. Preserved animal
carcasses and living plants will be subjected to many of the same
medical and pharmacologic interventions as humans.
Therapies
will be initiated at the opening on June 4th and continue through
the course of the exhibition. As the therapies act on the
components of the exhibit growth and decay will become evident in
the pieces themselves. The work examines the often-overlooked toxic
impact of Western medicine on the environment and the consequences
that it will have on humans.
Also featured is an interrelated body of inorganic works in
mediums such as ceramic, resin, prints, and digital media.
Raw ceramic sculptural work will decay throughout the course of
the exhibition due to the different therapies, while other pieces
serve as fixed expressions of the effects of such treatments.
As the exhibition progresses attendees are encouraged to revisit and
observe the full impact of this process and the implications of
our medical practices.
Are all the medicated equal, or are some more equal than others?
aspirin

