Deadline: Monday June 3rd, 11:59pm

We are currently looking for cultural producers of all kinds to join the Flux community for 3, 6, 9 or 12 month residencies starting in the Winter of 2019 and Spring of 2020.

Thursday, May 2nd, 7pm

Flux Factory is pleased to host Canadian artists Hannah Jickling and Helen Reed for an artist talk and gum chew in celebration of the launch of their new book Multiple Elementary.

Flux Factory's first Major Exhibition of 2019
May 9th - June 2nd

TALK BACK centers the lives of disabled artists and organizers, seeking to make room for every body and illuminate non-binary futures.

Saturday, May 11, 3-5pm

How can we instead approach alt-text thoughtfully and creatively? In this workshop, we will reframe alt-text as a type of poetry and practice writing it together.

Saturday, May 18
4pm - 6:00pm

The Resilience Journal is an analog tracking tool dedicated to visualizing the overlooked, soft data in our lives.

Sunday, May 19, 3-5pm

The tale of the emotionally distraught artist lives strong through the lens of Hollywood’s biopics of Van Gogh and Sylvia Plath, but what of that is real?

Thursday, May 23
6:30 - 8:30 pm

Join the artists of YAI for the one-night-only event: Character Strengths! A pop-up exhibition featuring artworks that flex vigor and nerve.

Saturday, May 25th, 3pm-5pm

Through a series of workshops, surveys, and focus groups; we intend to advise NASA and all mars exploration initiatives on how to build an accessible future.

TALK BACK Convening
Friday, May 31, 7 - 10pm

This series of Artists Talks center disabled artists using play, parties and joy, bringing connection and community to the front of their practice.

Friday, May 31st, 7pm - 10pm
Saturday, June 1st, 12-6pm + 8pm-11pm
Sunday, June 2nd, 12pm-5pm + 7pm-9pm

Convene with disabled artists, organizers, activists and allies.

TALK BACK Convening
Saturday, June 1st, 12 - 6pm

This series of Artists Talks center disabled artists exploring gender, identity and these intersecting expressions of bodies.

Saturday, June 1st, 8pm-11pm

Celebrate the closing of TALK BACK
with a party featuring:
DJ WHO GIRL (Kevin Gotkin) and a performance by YO-YO LIN!

TALK BACK Convening
Saturday, June 1st, 8-11pm

Celebrate the closing of TALK BACK with a party featuring DJ WHO GIRL (Kevin Gotkin) and a performance by YO-YO LIN!

TALK BACK Convening
Sunday, June 2nd, 12 - 9:30pm

This series of panels, presentations and performances center disabled artist and organizers from around the world.

June 7th - 9th
Together's CEO is Cayla Lockwood

Together helps your small business or art collective save time by holding meetings while you sleep.

Friday, June 14th
doors at 6pm Dinner served promptly at 7pm

Please join us on Friday June 14th for a five-course meal of delectable artist-designed dishes

June 22nd - July 13th
Flux Thursday: July 11th

Using the lenses of food and sports, artists investigate the unsavory histories of colonialism.

Tuesday June 25th
7:30pm

NOTE: This event is free, but has a maximum capacity of 12 people, the same as a basketball team, please RSVP

Thursday June 27th
6-11pm

Wicket Leeks আড্ডা/Adda with Jess Rolls and Zaid Islam
Including a beer making workshop with Gil Lopez and Jon Sims

Saturday June 29th, 1 - 3pm

Over a communal meal, artist and playwright Jaime Sunwoo will discuss the history of SPAM, the canned meat, in the Asia-Pacific and its connection to war, class, imperialism, and nostalgia.

June 29th, 2019
3 - 4:30pm

A presentation and wrestling demonstration by Dr. Joshua D. Phillips. Part of the Wicket Leeks Exhibition.

Saturday June 29th, 4:30 - 5:30pm

“1518” explores the struggle that the first of a demographic must endure when they break social barriers.

June 30th, 5pm - 7pm

Jan Blažek will speak on European Eco-communities followed by a panel discussion with representatives from local communes Cotyledon, Ganas, and Arc 38

Tuesday July 9th, 7p - 9pm

This two-hour class (with handouts + practical exercises + Q&A!) is created to give you a basic, crucial grounding in the financial aspects of being “in business” as a creative, artist, and cultural worker.

July 11
7:30 pm Potluck
8:30 - 9:30 pm Salon Style Presentations in the Flux Factory Gallery
Join us for Flux Factory's longest running public events, Flux Thursday. Please bring food or drink to share

Major Exhibition Open Call: Must They Also Be Gods
Deadline: August 12th, 11:59pm

Must They Also Be Gods looks to highlight the power of black community and movement.

Deadline: Friday, September 27th, 11:59pm EST

Calling for: Drawings, Collages, Paintings, Photography, Poems, Quotes, Lists, Printed materials, Stories, Performances and Video, Sounds, New Media and more

September 12th, 7pm - 10pm // September 13th - 15th, 10am - 6pm

"at the eleventh hour" describes something happening in the final moment; the title of Fei Tsu's solo exhibition At the Twelfth Hour means it is too late.

Flux Thursday, October 11
7 - 10pm

Join us for a very special screening of A Spell To Ward Off The Darkness, presented by Filmmaker, Nova Scott-James.

October 11 – November 3
Open Hours: Thursday - Sunday, 1 - 6pm

A Major Exhibition featuring works by over 15 emerging and mid-career Black artists, each with an insistent focus on beauty and spirituality.

Saturday, October 19th, noon - 4pm
At SOCRATES SCULPTURE PARK

Flux Factory, takes over the Park for an adventurous afternoon of performance, engagement, and installation