The Invisible Dog Art Center and Court-Smith BID Formation Effort are thrilled to join forces and present a commissioned site-specific art installation by NYC based artist Magda Love, named In Unity There is Strength.
As humans irrevocably wreak havoc on Earth’s ecosystem, like a doomed parasite devouring its host, we cling to an optimistic hope for salvation through space travel.
Dataatadata: Everything and Nothing is an immersive sound installation that centers around a 30 day performance and the creation of an intricate, large scale mandala.
Faces of Downtown Scene is a portrait project dedicated to New York’s experimental performance community.
(W/HOLE) is an evening-length film created by queer/feminist porn collective AORTA films in collaboration with performance company the A.O. Movement Collective.
We are delighted to announce and host the Wassaic Project’s 2019 Winter Benefit.
50 States: Arkansas focuses on an extraordinary inter-racial same-sex relationship in a small Ozarks town in the 1920s and explores the murkiness of exhuming histories that were intentionally kept secret.
We May Never Dance Again is an ongoing, episodic work of fiction presented in serial format on stage and via social media.
Second session for Treiber Farms at SAM. They will be offering a mix of fresh winter produce, preserved goods, sauces, spices, honey, handmade crafts and so much more. All of it grown, prepared and made by them.
TheaterMatters, the unique live-theater-review series curated and moderated by Hunter College Theater Professor Jonathan Kalb, moves to The Invisible Dog!
Join Magnum photographer Diana Markosian for a three-day workshop on developing personal storytelling projects with a focus on intimacy, emotion and memory.
The international project YUUJOU is coming to New York and tells you why and how to go on a 100-day-journey around the world!
Second session for Treiber Farms at SAM. They will be offering a mix of fresh winter produce, preserved goods, sauces, spices, honey, handmade crafts and so much more. All of it grown, prepared and made by them.
The 11th annual Holiday Handmade Cavalcade offers three joyful shopping experiences. More than 50 makers from the tri-state area will be selling distinctive jewelry, natural bath and body products, unique clothing and accessories, useful and decorative home goods, original art, and more!
Treiber Farms is returning to The Invisible Dog, They will be offering a mix of fresh winter produce, preserved goods, sauces, spices, honey, handmade crafts and so much more. All of it grown, prepared and made by them.
In Affordable Solution for Better Living, visual artist Théo Mercier and choreographer Steven Michel break the taboos of a society saddled with healthy living, placing a Kallax–a most peculiar totem–in the middle of a spotless space.
Lime Rickey International is “shipwrecked here from the future.” She performs fictional folkdances and sings to a homeland that is yet to exist. Lime Rickey International’s UNSTOPPABLE is embedded with political subnarratives and cultural confusions.
I’m thrilled to announce a new and fresh project: “La-Salle-A-Manger” (call me SAM). With Anne Mourier as a business partner, SAM will be a place to gather, meet, network, socialize, fall in love, smoke, agree, disagree, fall asleep, think, read, cook, drink, and eat indeed!
For this edition of TueNight Live, we celebrate our own 5th birthday.
Pit Bull Flower Power is a series of shelter pit bulls wearing flower crowns, by award-winning photographer and animal advocate Sophie Gamand.
Welcome to the Season 10 of The Invisible Dog Art Center. THANK YOU to the hundreds artists, technicians, interns, thousands of supporters and audience members, millions of followers for bringing us into our present, for their support in our past.
TheaterMatters, the unique live-theater-review series curated and moderated by Hunter College Theater Professor Jonathan Kalb, moves to The Invisible Dog!
Film screening and reading, followed by drinks in the garden of The Invisible Dog, with Ross Goodwin, Artists and Machine Intelligence team and Jean Boîte Éditions
Come celebrate the launch of McSweeney's Quarterly 53 as part of the Brooklyn Book Festival. The issue includes stories printed on party balloons that one must blow up to read.
We are pleased to announce that the second resident artist of The Elizabeth Krief and Jacques Manardo Artist Residency Program at The Invisible Dog will be Elsa Guillaume (France) from September 15–October 15.
Join Magnum photographer Antoine d’Agata in an exploration of “What it means to be here”: a unique two-day workshop in New York City, held at The Invisible Dog Art Center.
For INTERVALS, Abraham McNally presents a series of over 100 hand carved sculptures made of wood and wool.
For In-Between at the Invisible Dog Center’s Glass House, Caroline Cloutier uses the mirror as an extension of the photographic device to produce images.
A figure drawing workshop with live model for artists and amateurs alike. You should bring a drawing board, paper, charcoal and/or other art supplies.
TueNight is a collection of grown-ass lady storytellers who host evenings on Tuesday Nights with a variety of readers, each sharing a personal essay around a common theme.
Treiber Farms was founded in 2014 by Peter Treiber Sr. His son Peter Treiber Jr. joined him two years later and took on the role of manager in 2017. Their team practices sustainable, no till, beyond organic agriculture and their aim is to work with nature rather than against it, as stewards of the land.
This exhibition features the most recent work of Kevin Waldron. The pieces, done in oil pastels, showcase Kevin’s signature style of bright and bold colorful images of animals, both wild and tame.
David Levine and Shonni Enelow in residency for an unnamed project about twentieth-century American acting.
The Observers is a curious community dedicated to photography and a slow approach to creating and consuming.
The exhibition features large format photographs that were taken over several years on Southport Island in Maine.
To The Heart is another Niang’s exploration of childhood. Inspired by the powerful photographs of the bodies of refugee children lying on the ground, the project is a chance for the artist to speak to children and teenagers and show the joy that children express when they play (alone or in groups), running, falling, playing dead, or pretending to be reborn.
In 1954, Alice B. Toklas published her seminal culinary memoir, The Alice B. Toklas Cookbook, which became one of the best-selling cookbooks of all time. Now, two generations later, cabaret performer and sought-after private chef Daniel Isengart is coming out with a gay adaptation of the classic book.
This summer, FAD Market returns for another highly-anticipated residency at The Invisible Dog Art Center in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, NY.
