The newly opened Oracle Club in Long Island City, Queens presents Irreversible Damage, a solo exhibition of works by Flux Factory Artist-in-Residence and New York Community Trust fellow, Alison Nguyen, from May 11th-18th.
DJ Vinyl Richie put it together and the rest of us had fun contributing playlists and breathing into the microphone. You can hear all about what's happening at Flux and a few great songs, too.
Flux Factory is packing its bags and temporarily moving to Denmark! In the spring of 2012, thirteen artists will create a site-specific installation and temporary consulate of Flux Factory titled The Infamous and Only Somewhat Ambassadorial Outpost of the Semi-Legitimate Nation of Flux at the Spanien 19C gallery. Constructing a miniature version of the Flux Factory space within the gallery, the artists will serve as Flux ambassadors on foreign soil, all the while inhabiting the space and performing “business as usual.”
Aliya Bonar is an artist, community organizer and event producer using fashion, costume, interview and installation to break down the divide between Professional and Playful.
The Copenhagen-based artist duo Anders Bojen and Kristoffer Ørum present Autobiography, a video installation using a mathematical system and family photographs to continuously generate new unstable interpretations of the two artist’s identities.
Randi & Katrine’s sculptures fuse vernacular architecture, anthropomorphic objects, narration and a fascination with monumental scale to create an installation exploring the context of the Flux Factory gallery and its history as a former greeting card factory.
Find out what Flux Artists-in-Residence, former Fluxers, and staffers are up to around the world!
Flux Factory is pleased to present The Future of Your Neighborhood: Who Decides? The objective of this series is to inform New Yorkers about strategies for self-organizing to enact positive change in their neighborhoods and in the city as a whole.
Nick Cregor makes performances, videos, music, and other things. His work hopes to sometimes be or achieve being felt in the internal organs of the body.