Events & Exhibits
September 7 – 29
Opening Reception Sat. 9/7/02 4-6 P.M.
9/7-29/02
UNITY CANVAS
organized by Nilda Mesa — 300 artists respond to the World Trade
Center disaster
WORLD PEACE
group show with 20 artists
SEPTEMBER 12th, WILLIAMSBURG, BROOKLYN
black & white photography by Randi Barros
9.11.02, TOWN HALL WALL
organized by Phyllis Yampolsky
TIME CAPSULES organized
by Zipporah Lax
PARALLEL
WORLD OF SENSATION curated by Sung Soo Kim
Sat. Sept. 14th @ 8 P.M. admission $10
United We Fall / Out of Place
Performance commemorating the tragedy of 9/11
Spontaneous Creations
by Akim of “Funk Buddha”
“Kathat”
– North Indian Dance by Pari, Pakistani Dancer
Devotional Eastern Indian Dance
by Verano LaRue
Fri. & Sat. Sept. 20, 21, 27 & 28 @ 8 P.M.
admission $6
“Golf Wars”
Mad Surrealist musical play by Peter Dizozza, directed by
John Seroff
October 5 – October 27, 2002
PRESENTATIONS
OBJECT: NO OBJECT
Exploring the Non-Objective Art Form
a group exhibition of nine artists with studios in Brooklyn, New
Jersey, and Japan.
October 10 – 27
Opening Reception Thurs. Oct. 10th 6-9:30 P.M
STRENGTH IN
NUMBERS
an auction to provide support for the Panjectivist Salon
A silent auction will begin at 7:30 P.M.
Friday, November 15, 8 P.M.
Gamelan Son
of Lion
New music for Indonesian gamelan instruments with traditional
Javanese wayang kulit shadow puppets.
November 2-24
Reception Saturday November 2nd 7 to 9:30 P.M.
Williamsburg
Bridges Palestine
An exhibition of Palestinian art and culture from 1960 to the
present with over 30 artists.
Fall 2002:
Lindall’s Tales from the Horticultural Society
Jan.11- Feb. 2, 2003 Reception: Sat. Jan. 11th 4-6
p.M.
6th Annual WILLIAMSBURG
SALON 2003 Group Show
with over 60 Salon Members
Works
by Dana Parlier and Yupin Promotepipop
classically trained master artists – paintings drawing, prints
and sculpture
January 17th & 18th 8 P.M. Admission $5
Film Night at the WAH
Feature Film HONEYMOON written
& Directed by Dan Sallitt
"This funny, harrowing and lucid movie is so mature about
sex and human
relations that it puts to shame the bulk of what passes for ‘adult’
entertainment in American cinema." Kent Jones, Film Society
of Lincoln
Center
SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS by
Peter Dizozza of Cinema VII
VISITING TENNESSEE, a very
short film by Andy Spade of Kate Spade Fashions
starring Terrance Lindall, Matthew Gubler, Gray Gubler, Isabel
Penzlien,
Ann McGowan
Feb. 8- March 2 Opening Reception Sat. Feb. 8th,
4-6 P.M.
Maurizio
Bolognini: Infoinstallations
curated by Enrico Pedrini February 8 through March 2, 2003 Reception
Saturday February 8 from 4 to 7 PM
Photography
by Francisco Schklowsky
Paintings by Whitney Hamilton
Mixed Media paintings by Heung Mo Kim
Mar. 8-30 Opening Reception Sat. Mar. 8th, 4-6 P.M.
WILLIAMSBURG
BRIDGES VIETNAM Five artists from Vietnam
and seven Vietnamese artists in New York City, curated by Rodney
Dickson
THE
HO CHI MINH TRAIL A traveling
exhibition, an artist’s portrait of Ho Chi Minh, curated by David
Thomas
BRIDGING
ART & ABILITY 5
Fifth Annual Exhibition by Artists with Disabilities
Organized By Belsky Art Society; James Pinney, Artistic Director
Apr. 5- 27 Opening Reception Sat. Apr. 5th, 4-6
P.M.
CHARACTERISM
In collaboration with Yuko Wylie of Lunar Base Gallery in Williamsburg
and Yuko Nii at the WAH Center. A Juried show of artist’s works
influenced by today’s Japanese comic (Manga) culture
May 5-25 Opening Reception May 5th , 4-6 P.M.
PRATT
MFA THESIS SHOW
THE
LIGHT IN THE DARKNESS
by San Keum Koh
SELECTED WORKS FROM PRATT ALUMNI 1993-2002
May 11th, 2003 MOTHER’S DAY @ 3 P.M. Admiss. $5
Terrance
Lindall Recites Passages From John Milton’s Paradise Lost And
Displays Original Illustrations
SAT. May 24, 8-11 P.M. Adm. $10
5TH ANNUAL WILLIAMSBURG
DANCE FESTIVAL
Local Choreographers and Dancers Showcase organized by Susan McKeever,
assisted by Ariane Anthony, Kelly Hayes, Emma Hogarth, Phillipa
Wooley
June 7-29
Opening Reception Saturday, June 7, 2003 4:00 – 7:00 PM
THE SIXTH ANNUAL
MERMAID SHOW
"Celebrating the Coney
Island Mermaid Parade"
CURATED by: Carrie Skoczek
The Robin Show 2
Organized By James Pinney
Five artist named Robin swoop down on Brooklyn to exhibit painterly
behavior in a group show: Robin Dann, Robin Gaynes-Bachman, Robin
M. Glassman, Robin Ross,
Robin Tedesco
Guilty
Pleasures
Curated By James Pinney
A group exhibition by local artists which explores creative insights
into matters of the inexplicable and the incorrigible.
All 2003 exhibits sponsored by The New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, Borough President Marty Markowitz, and the Independence Community Foundation
Made possible in part by grants from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, and the Independence Community Foundation and Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz