Opening Thursday June 9, 2011 8:30pm
The inaugural show at Rumpelstiltskin !
Come see my work in Guadalajara!
I’ll be wearing a black mustache and a purple sash!
I’m showing work at the Verge Art Fair.
It’s the same weekend as the Armory Fair.
The ticket price is really reasonable = $0.
Opening night party at Galapagos 3/3/11 10pm-4am. Lots of bands performing!
Participating Artists:
Nicole Awai, Maria Buyondo, Ivan Monforte, Jeanine Oleson, Kwabena Slaughter, Seth Wulsin, Rona Yefman
Artists’ Reception: Saturday, March 5, 5-8pm
Open Studios:
Saturday, March 5, 12-8pm
Sunday, March 6, 12-6pm
Join us for this unique chance to enter the private studios of our 2010-2011 fellowship artists as they finish up their residencies. The artists will have new work created in the past year on view, and visitors will have the opportunity to meet the artists in their studios all weekend. The studios are located in our renovated lower level at 92 Plymouth Street. See artist bios and images of work, and find out more information about our Studio Program, here.
Photo Finish
February 9 through March 27
(Reception February 20)
This exhibit features the work of contemporary artists who have completed residencies at the Center for Photography at Woodstock. CPW is New York State’s celebrated workspace for emerging photographers. The agency recently won a coveted Lucie Award for contributions to the field. Events accompanying this exhibit focus on opportunities for artists. A companion exhibit in the Town History Gallery, curated by Vickie Berger, President of the Historical Society of Islip Hamlet, features 1900’s photographer Edgar Van Sicklen’s glass plate negatives of the hamlet of Islip.
Kwabena Slaughter has an extensive background in the visual and performing arts. His video and photographic work has been shown at premier institutions in the U.S. and abroad, including the New Museum, and the Studio Museum in Harlem. He has been a resident at the Art Omi International Artists Residency, the Center for Photography at Woodstock, the Bronx Museum’s AIM Program, and Smack Mellon Gallery. Kwabena’s performing arts credits include acting in the Brooklyn Academy of Music’s Next Wave Festival, dancing with a trapeze-dance company, and stage-managing for a clown school.
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