Ditte Lyngkær Pedersen (from Denmark, b. 1977. ) uses various mediums such as video, installation and collaborations. She is invested in deconstructing the intersections of the subjective and the objective perspectives, in order to pose alternative narratives and forms of representation of what we consider reality.
Former Flux Artist-in-Residence Lawman Lynch was recently profiled by Framing the Cause Pictures. The segment was produced for freeDimensional, an NGO working with international artists who are living in the United States under political asylum after facing persecution in their home countries based on their art.
Own This City: Flux Factory's Not-So-Silent Auction By AMANDA ANGEL Read the original here.
Video Vaudeville, a weekly show on Manhattan Neighborhood Networks, will air an episode featuring works by past and present Fluxers. Turn on your television and pop some corn! The episode will air on January 17 at 10 pm (TWC Channel 67, RCN Channel 55).
January 12th, 8pm+ Flux Thursday is our monthly potluck dinner and art salon, where artists can present their recently completed projects or works-in-progress to a receptive audience. Join us for presentations by Flux Factory/Residency Unlimited artist Anastasios Logothetis and friends of Flux Matthew Silver, Arthur Bum, and Drew Hamilton.
Wednesday, January 11, 2012, 6:30pm Flux Factory hosts a program organized by Queens Council on the Arts and Kickstarter! Learn how to structure a project, what kind of rewards work best, and other helpful tips and valuable stats for your next fundraising campaign.
Lehna Huie is an artist, and storyteller who archives and records life, and memory through expression. Her belief in the power of “multi-vocal” art gives voice to living culture: critique, celebration, and transformation. She explores the various elements of identity, liberation, "home", time travel and migration through an organic ritual of painting, art making
Flux Factory's Not-So-Silent Auction & Gala is swiftly approaching! We've put together an auction website so that you can bid online, in case you can't make it to the event on December 20th. There are over 100 works available from an exciting group of artists. Bid like you vote: early and often.
Tuesday, December 20th, 7 pm - 10 pm Center 548: 548 West 22nd Street, NYC Help us celebrate a colossal year at Flux Factory with a silent auction of over 100 works by artists from our extensive community, including SWOON, The Yes Men, Mark Dion, eteam, and Las Hermanas Iglesias. We will honor Nato Thompson of Creative Time and Paddy Johnson of Art Fag City for the lasting imprint their work has had on contemporary art.
Date: Thursday, December 1, 6 - 9pm Location: Materials for the Arts, 33-00 Northern Boulevard, Long Island City Materials for the Arts is pleased to present Creative Reuse in New York City, an exhibition of site-specific work by three of its nonprofit member organizations: Flux Factory, Local Project, and Free Style Arts Association, as well as work by Materials for the Arts teaching artists and workshop participants.