Last Saturday, BRIC artist educator extraordinaire Angela Earley led a kid-friendly art-making workshop inspired by Derick Adams’ mixed media pieces currently on view in the Revelatory Tension exhibition.
It seems especially apt that Adams’ collages served as the kids’ inspiration because much of Adams’ work references childhood experience and “edutainment” for young people.
Entries Tagged as ‘Events & Programs’
November 29, 2009
Revelatory Tension Artist Derick Adams Inspires Family Day Program
November 7, 2008
In/Formation and Sound Off Opening
We had a stellar opening Wednesday night for the current exhibitions In/Formation and Sound Off. About 170 guests showed up to see the show and most of the artists were in attendance which is an impressive turn out for such a rainy night. Everybody was in good spirits despite the nasty weather, and we thank [...]
October 29, 2008
Sound Off and In/Formation Exhibition Opening
The exhibition opening for the concurrent exhibitions In/Formation and Sound Off will take place on Wednesday, November 5th from 7-9pm at BRIC Rotunda Gallery.
In/formation
Sound Off
July 11, 2008
Kids Day 2008.
If you happened to see one of the thirty or so children parading around Brooklyn Heights wearing a homemade crown on Celebrate Brooklyn/Queens Day, you can guarantee that they attended BRIC Rotunda’s Kids Day.
The gallery participated in the festivities of the day by offering free art activities for children. Part of the Passport Through Brooklyn program, [...]
June 5, 2008
KidsDay at BRIC Rotunda Gallery
Today BRIC Rotunda Gallery held its annual KidsDay in conjunction with the Brooklyn-Queens school holiday. From 11am-3pm, this day-long celebration invited artists of all ages into the gallery to partake in creating everything from collages to crowns and booklets using mixed media such as feathers, stamps, and ribbon. Artist teachers encouraged and assisted many of [...]
May 22, 2008
KidsDay
Thursday, June 5, 2008 from 11am to 3pm
KidsDay is a day-long festival for artists of all ages to be held on on the Brooklyn-Queens Day school holiday (June 5). It will feature free events in Brooklyn Heights offered by BRIC Rotunda Gallery and by the Brooklyn Historical Society, the New York Transit Museum, and [...]
April 3, 2008
Ethnographies of the Future — Some Introductory Observations
Rotunda has allowed me six weeks to comment on, report and inform about Sara Reisman’s Ethhnographies of the Future: appropriately enough, as this exhibition feels more ongoing than static. This is a show demanding dialogue and opinions of its viewers. From Reisman’s essay in the gallery literature:
Ethnography is a branch of anthropology that [...]
February 8, 2008
Live Drawing Performance
In case you missed the live drawing performance with Anita Pantin and Ernesto Pantin at Rotunda on Wednesday evening, check out out some pictures from the event.
February 1, 2008
Anita Pantin
Video art has always been an art of reorganization, or decomposition, of primary aspects of artistic experience — in process, presentation, or interpretation.
