INVISIBLE DOG, OFF LEASH AND REIMAGINED By Melena Ryzik / September 2010 / Original Article http://nyti.ms/rfjCrr A version of this article appeared in print on September 14, 2010, on page C1 of the New York edition. Serendipity can strike at any time. In the 1970s a World War II veteran named George Zorbas took a [...]
Love and Real Estate: “What Is the Where?” at The Invisible Dog By Lili Blau / November 2010 / Original article http://huff.to/cAR8z7 Location, location, location! It’s a real estate mantra, but it’s also the heart of an up-and-coming art world love affair, a show resulting from a ménage-à-trois among three curators and a building. The [...]
OUR LOCAL, INTERNATIONAL, NOT-SO-INVISIBLE GALLERY By Lisa Collins / March 2011 / Original Article http://bit.ly/qlN4qa Our Local, International, Not-So-Invisible Gallery I’m in a dark wooden room thick with fog and the sweet scent of fog machines. The fog is disorienting. In front of me is a shiny, translucent mother-of-pearl-like sculpture of a naked man, towering, [...]
Saturday March 10 / Opening reception / Distorting [a messiah project, 13C] by R. Justin Stewart, 365 by Daniel Horowitz, The Artists of The Invisible Dog by Malcolm Brown, Work/Space 2012, Artists’ Open Studio and Dirty Secret, performance by Brian Whiteley. photos by Simon Courchel for The Invisible Dog
Happy New Year 2012. Thank you for your support in 2011. A lot of love. photos: Simon Courchel for The Invisible Dog
The Invisible Dog Art Center opened in October, 2009, a raw space in a vast converted factory building with a charmed history and an open-ended mission: to create, from the ground up, a new kind of interdisciplinary arts center. Over the last two years, over 50,000 people have attended our events: visual art exhibits; dance, [...]
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