Dates: April 18-21 2013 Location: Flux Factory, 31-39 29th Street, Long Island City, New York This exhibition, organized by Flux Factory Artist-in-Residence, Mille Højerslev Nielsen, investigates the cultural, social, ethical and political implications of the early carnival through daily performances and film screenings.
Dates: April 13 & 14, 2013 Go on a walk with a stranger through an encyclopedic collection of art and artifacts in NYC. This is the third in a seasonal series of dual stranger walks in affiliation with The Walk Exchange and Flux Factory, as part of Flux’s upcoming Fall 2013 exhibition, Untitled (As of Yet).
Date: April 11, 2013, 8pm+ Join us for Flux Thursday, our monthly potluck and salon! Dinner starts at 8pm, with artist presentations beginning at 9:30.
In his body of work, Philip Emde investigates the question of how to "cope with everyday life," and creates cyclical series of work using screen printing and etching techniques.
Curator and writer Mille Højerslev Nielsen invites artists of all disciplines to participate in an exhibition that will explore themes related to the early carnival.
Opening reception: Saturday, March 16, 6pm - 8pm Exhibition dates: March 17 – April 3 Hours: weekends from 12pm - 6pm or by appointment Flux Factory is pleased to announce The Wonder Cabinet, an exhibition that brings together an eclectic group of artists to compose a narrative together and build a walk-through cabinet of curiosities filled with elements from the text.
Thursday, March 14th, 8pm+ This month's Flux Thursday is Wonder Cabinet-centric, with a line up of presenting artists who are in the upcoming exhibition.
Anastasios Logothetis (1979) is a spontaneously re-occuring guest at Flux Factory and multidisciplinary artist who shares his time between Stockholm and New York.
"Cooking with Cajones" By PADDY JOHNSON Read the original here.