You should definitely come for the art, but all the treats our generous sponsors have donated will help make this an even more spirited evening.

Flux Factory exhibitions expand the creative experience beyond the typical gallery setting and result in the creation of newly commissioned work. We are seeking proposals for our four thematic exhibitions in 2013: The Wonder Cabinet, Kitty City, Untitled (As of Yet), and Curatorial Carte Blanche.

This year Flux wants to help you give the best gift ever: our very own 2013 (Wo)(Men) of Flux calendar. Each suggestive portrait showcases 13 different Fluxers’ roles. Sometimes silly and sometimes naughty, this calendar reveals one thing for certain: Fluxers are hot.

Flux Factory is one of 832 non-profit organizations nationwide to receive an NEA Art Works grant. Flux Factory is recommended for a $10,000 grant to support exhibitions organized through our Curator-in-Residence opportunity.

Flux Factory is pleased to welcome its newest member to our Board of Directors, Hilary Bertisch.

Flux Factory announces its open call for a range of artworks and activities to take place at our major fundraiser on the evening of December 19, 2012, at 79 Walker Street. Be a part of this lively event and help Flux continue to support artists in 2013!

This post will tell you a bit about the motivation behind organizing Public Trust.

Flux Factory is pleased to launch its rolling application review! In addition to our semi-annual calls for applications, we are also reviewing applications each month. Candidates now have more flexibility when sending their application and can submit it in at…

Over twenty collectives, combines, artists, innovators, and adventures joined in a battle of epic proportions this weekend in the middle of Jamaica Bay. Flux Factory assembled a team of current and former residents, administrators, board members, and extended community members in an effort to build a seaworthy boat vessel to compete in the Second Annual Battle for Mau Mau Island, organized by Swimming Cities.

Yabla.com, an online immersion site that teaches people foreign languages through video clips of cultural programming, recently conducted a brief interview at Flux Factory. Watch this clip to see Jean Barberis discuss the amazing rooftop and gallery installations at Flux…