October 13, 8pm+ Flux Thursday is our monthly potluck dinner and art salon, where artists can present their recently completed projects or works-in-progress to a receptive audience. Join us for presentations by Alison Ward, Melinda Maclean, and Melissa Brown.
The folks from NYC Media toured the many spots in Long Island City where you can do awesome stuff for free or less than $10. Flux Factory made the cut, and we're in good company with PS1, Local Projects, and Sculpture Center.
Dates: October 2 – 21 Locations: Flux Factory and throughout NYC Check out all of our Congress of Collectives events this October–hosted by Flux Factory, Creative Time, Union Docs, and Nurture Art–compiled into one handy page. The events are free and open to the public.
Members representing collectives from the US, Europe and the Middle East will gather in NYC to examine collectivity and realize new projects for three weeks in October. Join us.
Flux threw a party on September 17, 2011 where you literally could not lose. Everybody scored, and we like it that way.
Date: Saturday, September 17 Time: all day Locations: PS1, chashama LIC, Flux Factory In preparation for next year's 72 HOUR URBAN ACTION, we invite you to join us for a day of brainstorming sessions, inclusive public planning workshops, talks with professionals and city officials, and a guided tour.
Classes in September! New teachers, new friends, new Trapper Keepers, and new classes at Flux Factory in September. This fall our educational workshops focus on the combination of art and technology. Class instructors include Jason Eppink, Marius Watz, and thefuturefuture.
Date: Saturday, September 17 Time: Doors open at 9 pm Flux is throwing a party and the only way you can lose is if you don't come. The games will be rigged, the prizes will be flowing. Entertainment provided by Ninja Sex Party, The Ruffian Arms, DJ Dirty Finger, DJ James Stacher, DJ Tinseltown, DJ Mountains, DJ Vinyl Richie, Babycastles, and of course, Flux Factory & friends.
September 8th, 8pm+ Flux Thursday is our monthly potluck dinner and art salon, where artists can present their recently completed projects or works-in-progress to a receptive audience. Join us for presentations by Jer Thorp, Angela Washko, and Gretta Louw; a net art debate by Marius Watz and Lindsay Howard; and a performance by My New Project.
Jesper Aabille (from Denmark) works in a variety of artistic strategies: urban interventions, sculptures, drawings, and text-oriented pieces. The common thread is the focus on social life, whether it is creating solutions to mundane problems by making bridges to avoid…