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- 0H10M1ke (Closing Party)
- A.M. Breakups
- Amy Weng (Collaborator)
- Andrew Rowley
- Ani Sevag
- Benjamin Ayers
- Claire Dickinson
- Comandante Zero (Closing Party)
- DJ Spacey Sissick (Closing Party)
- Emily Gosweiler
- Gondoliers (Closing Party)
- Heidi Jane (Closing Party)
- Jeremy Holmes
- Kelsey Bozler
- Kipton Hinsdale
- Krystal Kaler
- Michael Kondel
- Mighty Alpacas (Closing Party)
- Patrick Lamothe
- Tim Shipman
- Yagil (Director/Curator)
- Lucky Events
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- 2009 Events
- Autumn Events 2009
- "Build Your Own Shoebox Theater" Workshop, Sept 20, 2-4 pm
- "Nighttime is for Dreaming" Performance and Artist Reception, October 10, 7-10 pm
- ATTRACKTION + Artist Reception, Sept 27 3-6 pm
- Hannah Kasper Artist Reception, Sept 12, 6-9 pm
- Lucky Gallery Presents “Nighttime is for Dreaming” Closing Reception, with Rap/Danceattack Project, BIG DIGITS, Oct, 31 8-12 pm
- Outdoor Film Event 'When Clouds Clear' by Danielle Bernstein, October 16, 7-11PM
- “Carving Out the Light”, a Pumpkin Carving Workshop hosted by Christopher Coggiano, October 23, 8-10 pm
- Spring 2009 Events
- Summer 2009 Events
- "Honey I Shrunk Red Hook" Closing Reception, Aug 29, 6-10 pm
- Analog Showcase and Show + Tell, June 14, 2009
- Ivy Glass ECO+ Couture Trunk Show, July 26, 2-5 pm
- Lilian Asterfield is Throwing a "Tie" Party, Aug 2, 4-6 pm
- Low-Tech Alternative Photo Techniques Workshop, July 12. 2009
- Red Hook Tales, Aug 16, 1-6 pm
- Winter Events 2009
- Autumn Events 2009
- 2010 Events
- Summer Events 2010
- Winter Events 2010
- "Anatomically Incorrect" Closing Party, Feb 6. 6-9pm
- "Anatomically Incorrect" Opening Reception, Jan 16, 6-9PM
- "Daily Porn" Opening Reception, Feb 13, 6-9PM
- "Wearing Whitman's Words; A Typographic Exploration" Closing Party, January 9th, 6-9 pm
- Chubrub Productions & The Speakeasy Crew present: PDA, March 6, 7-10PM
- 2009 Events
- Spring Events 2010
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- Artist in Residence Stephanie Homa
- Artists in Residence Maria Baraybar and Kate Murray
- Limited Edition "Get Lucky in Red Hook" Lucky Gallery T-Shirt Available this Weekend!
- Lucky Gallery Artists in Residence
- Lucky Gallery Presents "Made in Red Hook"
- Lucky Gallery Presents “Front End to Back End” a Lucky Gallery Artist in Residence Exhibition
- Lucky Gallery Welcomes Catherine Weaver, Assistant Gallery Director
- Winter 2010 News
- Spring 2010 News
- Lucky Gallery Presents “Arc Angle”
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Mighty Alpacas (Closing Party)
Posted by admin in Mighty Alpacas (Closing Party) on July 19, 2010
The Mighty Alpacas are a newly formed group out of New York City that incorporates electronics and acoustic instruments. They are happy to announce that the Lucky Gallery is one of the bands premiere shows. The band features Ravish Momin on drums and and electronics; Momin has worked with Pop music sensation Shakira and also leads his own group Trio Tarana. Jason Candler performs on alto saxophone and electronics and he is known for his work with the Hungry March Band and Earth People. Jesse Dulman plays the tuba and he is a former member of the Stumblebum Brass Band, Burnt Sugar, and Kalaparush and the Light.
Arc Angle Opening Reception Photos
Posted by admin in Arc Angle Opening Reception Photos on July 14, 2010
Yagil (Closing Party)
Posted by admin in Yagil (Director/Curator) on July 7, 2010
Yagil
Yagil was born and briefly raised in Brooklyn, NY. Moving every three-something years of his life, Yagil has spent most of his life bouncing between different neighborhoods in Ra’anana, Israel and New York State. Having met his co-producer and guitarist Dan Blackburn in high school in Rockland County, NY, Yagil and Dan have been playing together for close to a decade. Returning to his place of birth, Yagil has more recently written Anticipating Summer, an EP about winter in Brooklyn and the Anticipating Summer in Israel. Anticipating Summer EP is a collaboration with musicians Yagil met attending Purchase College. Most noteably, Rusty Mack, who produced the EP. Yagil’s influences come from his travels and cultural exchanges mostly deriving from Mediterranean, Spanish, and Reggae music.
Heidi Jane (Closing Party)
Posted by admin in Heidi Jane (Closing Party) on July 7, 2010
Heidi Jane
She is a vigorous advocate for the vulnerable and enjoys pushing the envelope through guerrilla interventions, working to challenge ideals of law, morality, and social norms.
Lucky Gallery Closing Party
Posted by admin in Lucky Gallery Closing Party on July 7, 2010
Illustration Luis Blackaller
On July 30th, 7-12pm is the closing party for the final exhibition “Arc Angle” and for Lucky Gallery. “Arc Angle”, is a full scale (floor-to-ceiling), atmospheric installation featuring 13 New York City based artists.
Curated and directed by Yagil in collaboration with Amy Weng, the installation includes sculpture, video, music, painting, poetry, and photography, from thirteen artists, including Benjamin Ayers, Jeremy Holmes, Michael Kondel, Emily Gosweiler, Timothy Shipman, Andrew Rowley, A.M. Breakups, Krystal Kaler, Claire Dickinson, Patrick Lamothe, Ani Sevag, Kelsey Bozler and Kipton Hinsdale.
This is a celebration of more than a year of Lucky exhibitions and events and includes musical performances by Yagil, Mighty Alpacas, Comadante Zero in collaboration with visual artist 0h10M1ke and from Boston, the Gondoliers. In between sets enjoy the sounds of DJ Spacey Sissick who will end the evening with sweaty dance party and with ongoing performance by Boston peformance artist Heidi Jane.
Beer and wine will be provided with special drink specials over the course of the night. Come and say goodbye, buy a Lucky Gallery t-shirt, and enjoy an evening of some of the best entertainment South of Brooklyn in the tropics of Red Hook!
Illustration by Luis Blackaller (blacklog.mitplw.com)
Gondoliers (Closing Party)
Posted by admin in Gondoliers (Closing Party) on July 7, 2010
Gondoliers
The Gondoliers is the 1930′s idea of what the 1980′s would be.
DJ Spacey Sissick (Closing Party)
Posted by admin in DJ Spacey Sissick (Closing Party) on July 7, 2010
Born the year of the 12”, Brooklyn raised DJ Spacey Sissick was nourished on a steady diet of the beauty that came from the strife of NYC’s last Golden age of culture. Disco kids, b-boys and graffiti drenched subway lines were all awe inspiring in equal measure to his impressionable senses. This all culminates into the artist he is today. Mel has been spinning under various guises for over 12 years.
Vinyl is all he thinks about. It doesn’t help that he is the buyer & manager of one of New York’s best record stores (infinityrecords.net), so he has boundless access to music from all areas & time. Taking the cue from his forefathers before him; (Mancuso, Levan, Arthur Russell, Ron Hardy, The Symlonylon crew), Spacey crafts deeps mixes that cram together late 70’s – mid 90’s NYC, Chicago, and Detroit street sounds along with new music that takes inspiration from those scenes. There were no boundaries then, and he continues to show that there are bridges in all music, as well as all of humanity if you look and listen hard enough
0H10M1ke (Closing Party)
Posted by admin in 0H10M1ke (Closing Party) on July 7, 2010
0h10m1ke
0H10M1ke wanders the streets of Brooklyn and NYC, passing out serially numbered matchbook portraits drawn on the spot in 1 minute.
In 2007, he completed The Year of 1000 Drawings.
His 2008 work, 10K PPL, consists of 10,000 contour drawings of faces.
0H10M1ke LIVEDRAW is a collaboration between live bands, DJs and performers in which the artist projects his wacom tablet drawings, created in real time to the beat of the music, as the visual backdrop of a live performance.
Comandante Zero (Closing Party)
Posted by admin in Comandante Zero (Closing Party) on July 7, 2010
Commadante Zero
Comandante Zero, or C0, is a Brooklyn-based drum/bass laptop duo consisting of two New York session musicians: bassist/singer Dan Freeman and drummer /producer Ken White mixing the live groove of bygone dance bands like Chic, a modern electro sound and baritone Leonard Cohen-esque vocals. Formed in 2006 as a touring rhythm section for electro-artist Xavier they’ve shared the stage with some of Brooklyn’s favorite indie and electro acts like The Juan Maclean, The Brazilian Girls and Stellastarr* and performed in New York, London and Berlin.
Their shows are a musical and visual collaboration with Brooklyn artist 0h10M1ke who digitally draws each song as it’s being played and have sold out multiple times and gotten them labeled one of the best unsigned bands in the US by Music Connection magazine. In 2009 they went into the studio to record their first album ‘SlouchingToward Babylon’ and in January 2010 they released their first track ‘Give It Up (Receive And Transmit)’ mixed by Grammy-award winning engineer/producer Bob Power.
“Arc Angle” Opening Reception, July 10, 7-10PM
Posted by admin in "Arc Angle" Opening Reception, July 10, 7-10PM on June 29, 2010
Lucky Gallery invites you to Arc Angle opening reception July 10th, 7-10pm. Arc Angle is a full scale (floor-to-ceiling), atmospheric installation featuring the work of thirteen New York City based artists. The evening will include acoustic performances and special surprises and an opportunity to meet the artists.
The installation conveys the progressive nature of western technology juxtaposed with the organic world and the affect it has on today’s modern lifestyle. It questions the benefits and detriments of the Western world’s techno-scientific advancements in relation to the natural world. Presented in a lighthearted fashion, the installations borrow and relate to the pace, aesthetic and feel of contemporary Western media.
The installation includes sculpture, video, music, painting, poetry, and photography, from artists Benjamin Ayers, Jeremy Holmes, Michael Kondel, Emily Gosweiler, Timothy Shipman, Andrew Rowley, A.M. Breakups, Krystal Kaler, Claire Dickinson, Patrick Lamothe, Ani Sevag, Kelsey Bozler and Kipton Hinsdale. The installation transforms the Lucky Gallery space to create discussion within the community about the ongoing topic.
“Arc Angle” is directed and curated by Yagil, in collaboration with Amy Weng.
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