This fall, FAD Market is excited to return home to its original and favorite market location, The Invisible Dog Art Center in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, with a specially curated pop-up celebrating the creativity and energy of New York City.
Welcome back to Sabbath Queen! Led by the Lab/Shul Ritual Team and beloved collaborators, artists, teachers, healers, and musicians our season of 5782 Sabbath Queens will take place in person across Manhattan and Brooklyn, as well as online.
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A series of dinners centered on that rousing classic of American collectivism, Waiting for Lefty. Naive? Overly optimistic? Ridiculous? Doomed? As we ponder group efforts and apocryphal riots, Lucien Chef Ambition will serve dinner, actors will read scenes, and David Levine and Shonni Enelow will lead a discussion.
The Invisible Dog, la Salle a Manger (SAM), and CEC ArtsLink are thrilled to present a dinner performance by artist and chef Mirna Bamieh, founder of Palestine Hosting Society.
Live performance and today’s most innovative neuroscience and AI technology collide in explosive new ways in the festival MAXlive 2021: The Neuroverse. Featuring sound installations, live music and theater, robots, immersive installations, and provocative conversations. Produced in collaboration with New York Live Arts.
This fall, FAD Market is excited to return home to its original and favorite market location, The Invisible Dog Art Center in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, with a specially curated pop-up celebrating the creativity and energy of New York City.
The Invisible Dog Art Center, la Salle A Manger (SAM) and CEC ArtsLink are thrilled to welcome live performance and culinary artist Mirna Bamieh, the creator and director of the Palestine Hosting Society, for a month long residency in Brooklyn.
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The Invisible Dog is pleased to present Stephen Morrison’s first solo exhibition. Morrison, a longtime lover of dogs, had an epiphany two years ago while working on a painted portrait of his childhood pet. He realized he could use dogs as a motif to convey the human condition and arrive at more universal emotions than with people. He began creating nothing but art with dogs and has used the culmination of these years to build this installation.
Odalisque is a performance by Peter Clough in which he reimagines the classical reclining nude as a gender non-conforming queer bondage submissive. Sculpture, projection, story-telling, durational bondage, and original music come together in an immersive environment that complicates power relations between sub and Dom, viewer and performer, subject and object.
The Invisible Dog Art Center and the Cultural Services of the French Embassy in New York are thrilled to invite you into the Garden of The Invisible Dog for two evenings (July 17 and July 24) of dance films featuring new French and international talents.
The Invisible Dog Art Center and the Cultural Services of the French Embassy in New York are thrilled to invite you into the Garden of The Invisible Dog for two evenings (July 17 and July 24) of dance films featuring new French and international talents.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Music and Theater Arts (MTA) presents the Spring Theater Arts production of COLLISION SHOP – an online multimedia exhibit capturing the human beings on the planet right now. Brought to life by a diverse multidisciplinary team of students and professionals and facilitated by New York dance artist and MIT lecturer Dan Safer, the production emerged in response to a call for intimate video self-portraits and is a meditation on the need for human connection and search for joy.
Following-up on their most recent collaboration, Static Apnea 2020, the american vicarious and The Invisible Dog Art Center proudly present the world premiere of Negative Liberty / Positive Liberty, a socially distanced performance installation exploring Isaiah Berlin’s historic 1958 lecture: Two Concepts of Liberty: Negative & Positive.
For this public exhibition I invite you to join me in appreciating these artists and enter into the world I typically share with my partner and a few friends. In doing so, I hope to rebuild some of the social connections that we have been deprived of for far too long.
Ahlan Wa Sahlan, Welcome, Bienvenue.
Lucien Zayan
