Screwball Spaces Open Studios 2013

Screwball Spaces will open its doors to the public October 19th and 20th, 2013. Come explore over 60 artists’ studios working in a sweeping range of styles, media, and subject matter, offering a significant slice of contemporary art culture in a single setting. Rarely can the public visit so many working artists under one roof and see painting, drawing, ceramics, design, photography, mixed-media, electronic arts, photography and work that doesn’t fit neatly into any of these categories!! Screwball Spaces Open Studios weekend offers visitors a unique opportunity to visit artists’ creative environment and a unique opportunity for the public to witness our vibrant and diverse community of contemporary artists in Red Hook, Brooklyn.

https://www.facebook.com/openstudios2013

Screwball Spaces Open Studios 2013
When: October 19th and 20th
Time: 12-5pm Saturday and Sunday
Where:183 Lorraine St, 3rd Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11231
After-Party: October 19th

Ward Yoshimoto
Studio #38
“Cycle” Hardware Cloth
wardyoshimoto.com

kieko miyamori
studio #89
www.keikomiyamori.com

Kakyoung Lee
Studio 59
“Still from The Crossing Series”
HD Video Installation
2012
www.kakyounglee.com

Steve Riley
Studio #75
Ridge Back Cuffs
Hand Formed Brass
www.steverileyart.com

Michael O’Rourke
Title: Woods
Medium: Mural with printed imagery, hand-drawn drawing, projected animation, and real-time interactive projection
Website: www.michaelorourke.com

Megan Karlen
Studio 91
title: Montauk Dream
medium: oil on panel
site: TheRoadsEdge.com

Julia Whitney Barnes
studio view 2013
mixed media
juliawhitneybarnes.com
studio 8

Syma
Studio #41
web site: www.symastudios.com
shop: www.symasmallworks.etsy.com

‘Bowl to Catch Tear Drops’
Smoke-fired clay with glaze and 24 k gold leaf.
Meant to be hand-held to collect tear drops, and then contents to be tipped into the darkest night.
The angel on underside who holds a rose, might then lead you to continue your story..

Visit Studio #41 and see my current work in progress for Lower East Side Public Art Project; as well as my ‘conceptionally functional ceramics’: artworks for personal ritual and spiritual celebration…