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The Invisible Dog in Residency
at Atelier Jolie (New York)
The Invisible Dog in Residency
at The Scion Project (Brooklyn)
EXHIBITIONS, PERFORMANCES, EVENTS, CULINARY EXPERIENCES, ARTISTS IN RESIDENCY,
EXHIBITIONS, PERFORMANCES, EVENTS, CULINARY EXPERIENCES, ARTISTS IN RESIDENCY,
NEW EXHIBITION
Love Series
Megan Berk
September 19, 2035 - January 8, 2026
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La Salle A Manger, a place for artists, supporters, friends and culinary experiences
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The new art store curated by The Invisible Dog and guests
A selection of artworks by artists we love, but also books, prints, objects, gift cards, experience at SAM.
THE INVISIBLE DOG GOES FOR A WALK IN FRANCE - SUMMER 2025
The Invisible Dog with
Mohamed El Khatib - Collection Lambert
La Maison Paisible (Avignon)
July 7-13
The Invisible Dog
at Le Moulin Jaune (Crécy-la-Chapelle)
July 19 & 20
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THE INVISIBLE DOG IN THE PRESS
Walking down Bergen Street in the spring of 2009, I looked into a huge raw space at number 51. The door was open, so I walked in, and found myself surrounded by artifacts from a half-century of industrial disarray: belt buckles, many colored ropes, and strange stiff dog leashes with a halter attached to the end. In the middle of all this there was a table, and at the table there was a man. He barely spoke English, so we spoke in French, and he told me that he was planning to open an art center in the space and was holding a flea market to get rid of some of the detritus that had piled up since its original use as a factory for a briefly trendy mid-century gag: the invisible dog. …