Election day is just around the corner, and there's much more at stake this year than the Presidential race. Join Lincoln Restler, Democratic District Leader from the 50th Assembly District, to learn all about local government in New York, who is responsible for what kinds of decisions, and most crucially, why it's important to vote in your local elections.
Domestic Revolution is an interactive workshop series focused on different areas of domestic life: food, sewing/mending, bike maintenance & repair, and power tools. Learn how to fix a flat, build that perfect knapsack, make your own protein bars, and work that drill.
It's an all Flux resident crew this month: Curator-in-residence Sam Perry and Artists-in-Residence Angela Washko, Cecilia Enberg, Christina Helena Romirer, and David Spriggs will talk about their recent and upcoming projects.
Flux Factory is pleased to present The Loneliness of the Middle-Distance Runner, a group exhibition that brings together film, photography, and performance works from Wales and New York City.
Vlad Smolkin’s work is generally concerned with the changing identities of objects across time. For Smolkin, the implications of a given material have to do not only with its physical properties or even its practical use in the world, but also with its historical provenance and exchange value.
Flux Factory announces its open call for a range of artworks and activities to take place at our major fundraiser on the evening of December 19, 2012, at 79 Walker Street. Be a part of this lively event and help Flux continue to support artists in 2013!
Residency Unlimited/Flux Factory Artist-in-Residence Sonya Schönberger, and participating Public Trust artists Nathaniel Katz & Valentina Curandi, Heidi Neilson, and Jo Q. Nelson will talk about their recent projects.
Risa's work explores the relation between 2D and 3D, along with her concerns in materials - surface, colors and the tactility. She is fascinated by the aspects of duality in architecture, such as structural engineering that should be obvious from the building itself, but at the same time seems invisible due to lack of information and knowledge.
All Public Trust events are free and open to the public. Please note that event times and locations are subject to change.
