Crashing Venice and touring Athens sewage!
Flux Factory is pleased to announce two projects in partnership with European collectives:
“Water Girls, Water Boys” at the Athens Biennial, Opening June 14
Two Flux Factory artists, Chen Tamir and Douglas Paulson, will collaborate with Urban Void, the Network of Nomadic Architecture, and Damon Rich & Jae Shin on “Water Girls, [...]
We are renovating the building with the help of HWKN, an architectural design firm that fuses cutting-edge creativity with innovative green design. They have completed projects for Takashi Murakami, MINI, and The Obama Administration. The building itself is recycled as we appropriate materials for re-use to create a multi-purpose arts center with the help of [...]
After our recent eviction in October, Flux Factory is setting up house (again) in our beloved Long Island City, Queens!
We’re excited to report that we’ll be occupying an 8000 square foot, 3 story building just two blocks north of Queens Plaza at 39-31 29th street. We’re working with the wonderful HWKN design team to create [...]
Flux Factory, a long-standing artists collective in Long Island City, is looking for interns to help with various aspects of running the center. We can’t pay, alas, but you’ll get lots of new friends, learn how an innovative arts non-profit and budding artist in residency program makes things happen, see a huge & bizarre building [...]
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Flux Factory, an artist collective and artist-run center in NYC, is currently accepting proposals for collaborative art projects for our 2009-2010 programming. Projects must commission new work that is collaborative in nature. We create projects in which artists can interact and experiment in ways that produce new works, either as thematic group shows or as [...]
We got together on a hot hot summer sunday to bring you this modest choreography.
August 13th – 2005
Timelapse video of huge paintball by numbers mural, painted at flux factory.
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All You Can Art, a one day group show themed around food. Morgan Meis contributes this piece and many others partake. The cubans were fabulous and they really helped.
from “When Everybody Agrees It Means Nobody Understood” ,
like the 5th rule in Talk Club.
