The great thing about 2020 (not the year) is that it means excellent vision…. So please come and join us, feast your eyes on some visionary and beautiful artwork in this group show project, opening tomorrow, September 10th. I will have three pieces displayed.

Our inaugural show, How We Evolve, was curated in February 2020, before the first confirmed case of COVID-19 in New York City. The fourteen artists in this show submitted work that conveyed the concept of “How we Evolve” as they interpreted it. Reflection on how we cope and transform in response to our experiences is pertinent at any time in our lives. Viewing this work today, when we all are collectively prioritizing resilience, offers a new lens to consider our abilities and creative capacities through, in the face of an ongoing global crisis.

Masks are required, and we will enforce a 10 person limit (allowing couples or groups of up to three to count as one unit).

Location:
1120 Washington Avenue, 2nd Fl. Brooklyn, NY 11225.
Look for The Compound Cowork
Hosted by the COMPOUND COWORK and Taylor Kuhn

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Alaiyo is part of the Flatbush Artist Art Exhibit and Sale in Park Slope this weekend.
Alaiyo will be there again today if you can stop by. She is selling prints, clothing and accessory line. She has a brand new painting on display as well!
There is lots of food, drinks, and fun! If you are in Brooklyn come and celebrate.

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The body of work is a showcase of innovative projects revolving around a series of remarkable case studies focusing on environmental and anthropogenic hazards and resilience. This exhibit’s goal is to share and learn through the students’ experiential explorations. The project outcomes are based on memories, individual and collective experiences, interviews, research and more.
The types of project showcased range from 3D objects, digital files, videos, costumes, paintings, drawings, photos, mixed media, found objects, installations, and text. Students used a wide variety of materials, drawing from their experiences in their first-year seminar and studio courses.
The inspiration, content and inner dynamics of the projects are driven and informed by a series of research essays, which explore a variety of interpretations of natural and human-made disasters. In this way, artists are relating their own individual experience to their context, while elevating it to a wider meaning.
The exhibition is inspired by a book titled Caribbean Vulnerabilities: Case Studies on Hazards, Risks, Disasters and Building Resilience by Denise Roberts, PhD
The project grew out of two classes: Integrative Studio: Memory and Integrative Seminar: Memory. The two courses bridge reading writing and studio practices.

The artists are First Year Parsons School of Design students including

Weijing Xiao, Lauren Forrest, Clare Hackwith, Julia Vidal, Annie Knott, Anna Xu, Sophia Beceiro, Samantha Chun, Aniek Hoevers, Eli Lange, Jade Li, Sofia Martin, Stephanie Granados, Victoria Zhang, Sydney Task, Kyle Latimer, Sophia Hayes

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” Alejandra Pablos, who was detained on March 7th for protesting against the Department of Homeland Security at a rally in Virginia. She was released on April 19th on an $8,000 bond, but now must continue to fight against her deportation case. Pablos has dedicated her life to supporting and protecting the rights of Latinx immigrant communities.

Each original work is sold for $45 and proceeds go to benefit A.I.R. Gallery programs and Alejandra Pablos’ legal fees. Unsold postcards will be donated to Mijente.”
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“Sanctuary”, print of watercolor on fabric with sewn thread

Alaiyo’s postcard sold in the first few minutes of the opening night. Cash and carry. There are plenty more to view!

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Yellow Lillies, print of original watercolor

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Please join us Sunday, May 7th at our new location for:

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Her location is:
570 Westminster Rd, Apt E-10
Brooklyn NY 11230
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She will be featuring her new series of fantasy, surrealist watercolors.
(Click here for larger view)
Please stop by her location for an open house art reception!  Chrissie Dowler, another artists from the Flatbush Artist Group, will be showing with Alaiyo. After your visit you will enjoy the neighborhood by exploring the studios of other artists in their lovely Victorian houses.

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