OPENINGS & EVENTS [1706]

For the next installment of our bi-monthly art event, Hit The Lights we will be transforming the courtyard at the Islip Art Museum into a big art swap trading post where artists can exchange work with each other without exchanging money. Artists are encouraged to come to the museum, set up shop, and trade with other artists. This is a great opportunity for artists to meet one another, get inspired, and bec...   [more]

Our very own David Karlins, a web designing-book writing-consulting jack of all trades, is launching his latest book, Building Websites All-in-One for Dummies. Besides teaching some Web Design classes at 3rd Ward, Karlins is a consultant and writer. If you're in the process of building your web site, busy learning new skills for your second career, or just want to hear one of 3rd Ward's in...   [more]

New York is an international hub for the most exciting art and artists. But how to break in? On Wednesday, August 29, we're opening the Introduction to New York's Art World class to the public with an eye-opening panel discussion. Learn from a diverse panel of art world professionals as they shed light on how to begin and sustain a career in the New York art world of the 21st century.  Moderated by class...   [more]

Amsterdam News’ Amity Paye, who is part of Writers for the 99% discusses the Black experience and participation in Occupy Wall Street and Occupy World in conversation with Jessica Moore.   [more]

Ted Mikulski at Dorian Grey GalleryOpening Reception: August, Saturday the 11th 5-8PMExhbition: August 11th - Sept 2nd, 2012Contemporary Artist Who Gave Away 1000 works of Art!  For more information and images of the free artwork, visit http://tedmikulski.com/freeart.htm  Following the completion of the project, Ted Mikulski’s breakout NYC solo exhibition opens on August 11th from 5-8pm and...   [more]

Brooklyn Commons, a new discussion series beginning this fall at ISCP, presents intellectual and artistic pairings between the established Brooklyn-based artist community and ISCP residents. This series puts artists in conversation who have not shared a dialogue in the past and focuses on the vibrant and diverse cultural practitioners living and working in Brooklyn, both long-term and short-term....   [more]