June 23 - 30, 1 - 5pm

Bienvenidxs, will be an installation of an embroidery workshop open to the public hosted by Lulu Varona.

Memorial Day, May 31, 2 - 6pm

This Block Party is the opening event for Din Din, a series of free, socially-distanced outdoor public events which use food and art to build community.

Opening April 30, 6-8pm | Open Hours May 1 & 2, 1-6pm

Investigating divergent evolution and the collective subconscious of black artists.

November 6 - 18 | Opening: Friday November 6, 6 - 9pm
Flux Factory Gallery, 39-31 29th street, LIC, NY*

By Appointment Only from Friday - Monday 

June 18- July 9, 8pm to 11 pm
Viewable from the sidewalk

Jevijoe Vitug has compiled screenshots of karaoke songs online that are mostly revolutionary and popularized by Black artists.

This event has been cancelled in response to heightened concerns relating to the spread of COVID-19

Our hell on earth features 3 stages of sinful performances, gluttony, and divine comedy that even Dante would be proud of.

December 13
7 – 9pm

"Two Women" by Juanita Imran and Pharah Diaz, preceded by a series of short films.

December 12
6pm - midnight

RUB Catalog launch, DIY Publishing panel and Karaoke Night!!
Please bring something to eat or drink to share. 

Tuesday, November 26
7:30pm

Anna Sorokovaya will be discussing her work as an artist and curator, and Soshenko 33, a historic artists’ facility Kyiv.

November 23rd - December 15th
Open Hours: Thursday – Sunday, 1 – 6pm

RUB is an independent publication, an exhibition at Flux Factory, an invitation to collaborate, learn and build community.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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?

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.

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.

April 28th, 12pm-6pm
This event is in conjunction with Sunday Painter

Discuss/confirm details together, but the general idea is that we will have an all-day roof picnic and bake-off/TV show filming in the kitchen.

April 19-27
Opening of Sunday Painter: April 19, 7 - 10 PM

"Sunday Painter" is an exhibition that examines atypical mediums, outside the scope of an artist's conventional practice.

April 11th 7pm-10pm

Flux Thursday is of our longest running Flux Factory program, and is an event that includes eating together. This event is in conjunction with Rory Fitzgerald Bledsoe exhibit Certifying Reality.

March 21, 7:30pm- 1am

This month Flux on the Floor is being held in conjunction with Kalon Howard's show Trans-Form-Nation. Flux on the Floor is a monthly dance party open to the public.

Opening Reception, Thursday March 21, 7pm – 1am
March 21-24

Exploring sexuality and spirituality using music, African dance, and poetry. Drum meditation, Tai Chi, and sound healing.

DEADLINE: MONDAY, APRIL 15TH
Exhibition: June 18th- July 16th, 2019

Using the lenses of food and sports, we invite projects that investigate the histories of nationalist, religious, and corporate colonialism.

February 28th, Doors 8pm // Music 9pm - 1am Suggested Donation: $5-10

Flux on the Floor is a monthly dance party open to the public and featuring artists-in-residence PlayPlay and Vinyl Richie.

Roll with us and get cruisin’ to the tunes of Ben Seretan, live at Rinkworm on Saturday night.