Long Island City Partnership

SculptureCenter Opening Reception
2024-09-18 18:00 - 20:00 (America/New_York) | SculptureCenter, 44-19 Purves Street, Long Island City, New York, 11101
Join us for an opening reception celebrating Álvaro Urbano: TABLEAU VIVANT and In Practice: Bastien Gachet.
Álvaro Urbano: TABLEAU VIVANT
Álvaro Urbano has been engaged in conversation and collaboration with various entities across different times and places, including artists, writers, and architects; plants and animals; buildings, ruins and other human and other-than-human beings. For his project at SculptureCenter, Urbano focuses on a potential ruin, or a ruin in progress – a public artwork by the American sculptor Scott Burton (1939–1989) that was rescued from destruction and now faces an uncertain future. The work was originally installed in the lobby of the Equitable Center building in midtown Manhattan in 1986 until it was dismantled in 2020, victim to a renovation.
The work, titled Atrium Furnishment was one of many works for public or semi-public space that Burton – a sculptor, performance artist, and writer critical to New York scenes in the 1970s and ’80s – realized throughout his life before he died of HIV-related illness in 1989. Though elements of related exterior works for Equitable Center remain in place, roughly half of his site-specific projects have been removed or modified since initially completed.
At SculptureCenter, Urbano will display roughly half of the original elements of Burton’s Atrium Furnishment. Referencing the work’s original orientation, Urbano’s new disposition will radiate across SculptureCenter’s ground floor space, altering the entire gallery and producing a topographic landscape. Burton’s public art projects always appeared as chimeras that mixed aspects of sculpture and furniture. By re-segmenting and re-organizing the work’s elements across a new site, Urbano directs attention towards Burton’s chosen materials and other inner physical dynamics and histories embedded in the artwork.
In Practice: Bastien Gachet
Bastien Gachet’s work uses new approaches to fabrication and installation to draw out the immanent, emergent, and durational qualities of art. Gachet meticulously hand-produces objects and installation elements across media, subtly elaborating on and bending parallel categories that have been used consistently, if inadequately, to define recent art: the “pre-intentional” and intentional; the found and the made; the real and the fake, expanding into notions of the “fake-real” and the “fake-fake” (in the artist’s terminology). In his forthcoming exhibition at SculptureCenter, Gachet collects and organizes these contrasting modes into what he has called an “object-based dramaturgy,” a structure of meaning opening itself across unsettlingly constructed and resonant environments.

Member Webinar with LinkNYC
2024-09-19 10:00 - 11:00
Join LinkNYC, LIC Partnership and the LIC BID to learn about the Link Local program which offers free and low cost advertising campaigns on LinkNYC kiosks for small businesses, non-profits, and neighborhood associations, among others. During this exclusive webinar for LIC BID and LIC Partnership members, the LinkNYC team will explain how the program works and answer your questions about how to take advantage of this special marketing program.

Who's Afraid of Red, Yellow, and Blue?
2024-09-19 17:00 - 20:00
Who's Afraid of Red, Yellow, and Blue?
Curated by Ellen Hackl Fagan, Founder and Director, ODETTA Gallery
Conversations between artists have always been a healthy antithesis to the pervasive myth that art is made in a solitary environment. In New York City, these conversations are promoted in robust arts communities that telegraph ultimately throughout a global art world.
In 1966 Barnett Newman began a series of monumental paintings titled “Who’s Afraid of Red, Yellow, and Blue?” In his response to Ab Ex painting, he chose to strip painting of any need for narrative, and instead, allowed color to be the sole subject of these works. The ginormous scale of this series drove the point home further, enveloping the viewer in Red, Yellow, and Blue, one by one. This step into Minimalist Abstraction was so radical that it caused several very public assaults against these works over the latter half of the 20th century. In addition to infuriating some, it inspired many other artists. His works propelled Conceptualism into becoming the next wave of contemporary art, lasting and influencing generations of artists. The most sublime response to the question “ Who’s Afraid of Red, Yellow, and Blue?,” for this curator, was Robert Irwin's piece, “Whose Afraid of Red, Yellow, and Blue?”, created in 2006, shown at Pace Gallery in Chelsea. Irwin surrounded us in ever larger panels of reflective red, yellow, and blue, and installed them on the floor and suspended them from the ceiling, offering the viewer an immersive experience in both primary colors and the full color spectrum due to the reflective nature of the panels.
The question is, are you afraid of Red, Yellow, and Blue? Whether you stay clear of these colors in your artwork or whether you embrace them, for this exhibition we'd love a variety of fearless approaches (all mediums welcome) to this challenge, thus continuing the advancement of a new century of contemporary art.

Latin Fusion Nights: Karaoke & Dinner Party at Doha Bar Lounge
2024-09-19 19:00 - 2024-09-20 04:00 | Doha Bar Lounge, 3834 31st Street, Queens, New York
Join us for an unforgettable Karaoke & Dinner Party at Doha Bar Lounge! Indulge in delicious Latin fusion cuisine, live music, and an electrifying atmosphere. Perfect for a memorable evening with friends, family, or coworkers!
Every Thursday, Doha Bar Lounge presents: Live Music by @CoralLopezofficial: Elevate your dining experience with passionate live performances. All-Night Happy Hour: Relax and enjoy expertly crafted cocktails with our unbeatable specials. Kitchen Open Till Midnight: From light bites to hearty meals, we’ve got something for every craving.
Reserve your table now—limited spots available for this exclusive experience! Location: 3834 31st Street, Long Island City, NY 11101 Contact: 347-443-8355 Visit: dohabarlounge.com/ladies-night-thursdays
It’s not just a dinner, it’s a full experience blending Latin flavors and NYC’s vibrant nightlife. #DohaBarLounge #LatinFusionNYC #NYCNightlife #DinnerAndDance #CelebrateWithUs #QueensNightlife #BookNow #NYCEvents

Culture Lab After Dark Presents: Nice One! Comedy
2024-09-19 20:00 - 21:30
We're back at Culture Lab Plaxall Gallery in LIC this Thursday featuring another killer lineup of working NY Comics! We started during the pandemic with outdoor shows and now we're indoors, 3 years strong! We've won BOASTS Best venue for live standup comedy in LIC last year. Come check out all the buzz!
This weeks lineup
Gracie Canaan (NY Comedy Club)
Mike Bramante (NY Comedy Club)
Peng Dang (Comedy Cellar)
Kevn McGloin (Prohibition comedy)
Rebecca Kaplan (Beanie Babe Comedy)
Oni Francis (Grisly Pear)
Jack Finnegan (NY Comedy Club)

Ofrenda Fest : Offerings for the Planet, Climate Conscious Program
2024-09-20 14:00 - 22:00
Ofrenda Fest promotes mindful education and fosters connections with ancestral
traditions through diverse artistic expressions. We believe these spaces preserve
cultural heritage while building community. We aim to support resilient, culturally
rich communities that honor ancestral wisdom and inspire future generations.

Thanks to our sponsors:
Culture Lab LIC
Tribal Link Foundation
Queens Council on the Arts
More info:
www.ofrendafest.com
@0frendafest
718-306-2661

AfterWork Fridays: Unwind & Party at Doha Bar Lounge
2024-09-20 17:00 - 2024-09-21 04:00 | Doha Bar Lounge, 3834 31st Street, Queens, New York
Looking for the perfect way to unwind after a long week? Join us for AfterWork Happy Hour Fridays at Doha Bar Lounge in Long Island City, Queens! Kick off your weekend with refreshing cocktails, delicious bites, and non-stop vibes from 5 PM – 4 AM. Enjoy Happy Hour specials from 5-8 PM, with free admission all night! Whether you're celebrating with friends or just looking for a great night out, we've got you covered.
Location: 38-34 31st Street, Long Island City, NY
Happy Hour: 5-8 PM
Music: Top 40s, Hip-Hop, Classics, Reggaeton
Dress Code: Smart Casual
Don't miss it! #AfterWorkFridays #DohaBarLounge #LICNightlife #HappyHourFun

The LIC YMCA Presents Back to School Craft Night!
2024-09-20 18:30 - 20:00
The LIC YMCA Presents Back to School Craft Night!
Join us for a night of back to school themed crafts! Light snacks will be served. Supplies will be provided. All children must be accompanied by an adult for the event -no child is allowed to be in the event without their adult present.
Free for Members. Non members: $15 per child. $5 for each parent.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: Long Island City YMCA Membership – 718-392-7932; ymcanyc.org/lic Lillian Morales Y&F Director – 212-912-2568; lmorales@ymcanyc.org

Take Root Presents: Benjamin Briones Ballet | Alison Cook Beatty Dance
2024-09-20 20:00 - 2024-09-21 22:00
September 20th & 21st at 8pmAdvance sale tickets: $20 online
Tickets purchased at door: $25 cash or card
About the works:
Benjamin Briones Ballet
Love is patient, love is kind, but more specifically it is all-encompassing. Benjamin Briones Ballet recognizes the significance of Empathy in truly fathoming and experiencing Love. Where Love is home base, Empathy is akin to the designated driver that gets us there in one piece when emotions swirl high, overcomplicating the beauty and ease that Love is supposed to be. Empathy is the North Star that guides us back home where Love faithfully resides. Benjamin Briones Ballet presents “Love and Empathy”, inviting the audience in for a warm embrace that knows no bounds – where Love is on display in its powerful, graceful and resilient glory.
Alison Cook-Beatty Dance
JOYFUL OFFERING is set to Bach's three-part movement Oboe Concerto. This group piece was choreographed by Alison Cook-Beatty, the Artistic Director, over the course of two years and is an offering of the joy of dance and music to all.
ECHOES OF WAR, choreographed by Ms. Cook-Beatty in 2022 when the Ukraine War began. Alison chose the music of “Different Trains: After The War” by Steve Reich, Kronos Quartet (Section 3), and was inspired by the people of Ukraine in the early weeks of the onset of that war.

Combover Comedy
2024-09-20 21:00
fri 8:30pm doors, 9pm show: combover comedy in a barbershop: we're cutting it up at otis + finn barbershop (lic), where mike albanese, alex pavone, and mahesh kotagi host an evening of cutting-edge comedy. this fridays show features lee syatt (co host of the joey diaz podcast), Carlette jennings (“atlanta” on fx), lily lester (ny comedy fest) and more tba bonus: byob plus complimentary drinks. $9.85 with promo code ‘skint’ (reg. $17.85).

Free Concert Featuring Mark Wade and Yuval Medina
2024-09-21 14:00
Mark Wade and Yuval Medina join forces for an afternoon of live music in Sunnyside, Queens. Jazz composer Mark Wade will perform original music from his upcoming album. Classical composer Yuval Medina will perform a cadenza for solo cello and a song based on the poems of Edna St. Vincent Millay.
This project is made possible with funds from the Statewide Community Regrant program, a program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Legislature and administered by Flushing Town Hall.

Saturday Night Happy Hour & Dinner Party at Doha Bar Lounge
2024-09-21 15:00 - 2024-09-22 04:00 | Doha Bar Lounge, 3834 31st Street, Queens, New York
This Saturday, experience the ultimate Happy Hour & Dinner Party at Doha Bar Lounge in Long Island City! Kick off your evening with 2×1 drinks from 3 PM – 7 PM, then stay for an epic dinner party starting at 7 PM and dancing till 4 AM! Celebrating something special? Elevate your night with our exclusive Prix Fixe Packages and Bottle Service, while grooving to beats by our guest DJs.
It’s the perfect spot to eat, drink, and dance your way into the weekend! Don’t miss out—bring your crew for an unforgettable night.
Location: 38-34 31st Street, LIC
#DohaBarLounge #SaturdayVibes #NYCParty #HappyHour

Kids Night Out!
2024-09-21 17:30 - 21:00
Give your kids a great Saturday night (and have one yourself).
Kids Night Out is a fun evening of physical activity and games, followed by pizza, popcorn, and a movie.
While you're relaxing or having a night on the town, they'll be having a great time, too. Our coach-led program ensures that your child is fully engaged, learning, and socializing for the entire evening. We swing on the ropes, twist on the rings, build forts, play games, and dance the night away!
Kids Night Out! goes from 5:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
$70/child 1/2 price for the additional sibling!
Register today: gantrykids.com/schedule-kids-night-out

Mingle + Match: Single's Open Play
2024-09-21 19:00 - 22:00
Ready, Set, Mix-and-Match!

Single? Come ready to mingle and play at our Mingle + Match: Singles’ Open Play and find your match for on or off the court.

Every ticket includes open play with mixed doubles, happy hour pricing and opportunities to dink, drink, and mingle. ‍❤️‍

Sunset Salsa Nights
2024-09-21 19:00 - 22:00
Sunset Salsa Night. Come join us for a free salsa class. We welcome all levels. I

MAGIC Unleashed! Rashmi's Album Release Party!
2024-09-21 19:30 - 21:00 | Culture Lab LIC, 5-25 46th Avenue, Long Island City, New York, NY, 11101, United States
Multi-award winning Queens-based singer-songwriter, Rashmi, unleashes her long anticipated album, MAGIC, in a live show with dynamic new originals and fresh covers with a uniquley global-pop sound that attests to the influence of the World's Borough on her catchy tunes!
Full band show on the indoor stage at the beautiful Plaxall Art Gallery at Culture Lab LIC.

Sunday Hip Hop & R&B Brunch Bash at Doha Bar Lounge!
2024-09-22 15:00 - 2024-09-23 04:00 | Doha Bar Lounge, 3834 31st Street, Queens, New York
Join the ultimate Hip Hop & R&B Day Party every Sunday at Doha Bar Lounge! Dive into our bottomless special: just $45.99 for unlimited Mimosas, Sangrias, or Frosé, plus your choice of entree. Enjoy complimentary hookah refills all night long and groove to beats from our guest DJ. Grab $150 premium bottles before midnight. Free admission all night!
Tag your crew and book your late brunch reservation now at www.dohabarlounge.com. See you at 38-34 31st Street, Long Island City, NY 11101!
#HipHopDayParty #RBDayParty #BottomlessBrunch #DohaBarLounge #LongIslandCity #SundayFunday #BrunchAndParty #FreeHookah #SpecialGuestDJ #NYCNightlife #BrunchWithFriends #LateBrunch #PartyInLIC #Mimosa #Sangria #Frose #PremiumBottles #NYCEvents

The WoW Tasting Experience
2024-09-22 16:00 - 22:00
Journey Around The World Through Spirits at the ultimate NY tasting experience. This all-inclusive, curated event features whisky, rum, cognac, tequila, mezcal, rose, cocktails and more. Proceeds benefit God's Love We Deliver. Limited VIP and General ticket options.

Fertile Ground New Works Showcase
2024-09-22 19:00 - 22:00
FERTILE GROUND has supported emerging and established artists for 19 seasons, showcasing the work of over 50 choreographers each year. This non-curated program features 6 artists each evening and includes a post-performance discussion with wine, moderated by Green Space Artistic Director Valerie Green.
Tickets are $18 online and $20 at the door, visit https://www.greenspacestudio.org/fertile-ground to purchase.

September Artists:
Josh & Elisa Dance Co.
Corinne Lohner
Aishwarya Madhav
Barbara Mahler
Nadia and Olivia Movement Co

Somatic Healing Group
2024-09-24 19:00
Cultivate physical, emotional, and mental growth using movement, expressive work, and group dynamics!
In this facilitated group, we find ways of supporting the unique needs of each member, while also learning to more effectively relate to others. We learn to be seen for who we really are – and to others as they are. We find healing where before we may have felt pain or disconnection from the self. We find insight, awareness and courage to break and move past old patterns that no longer serve us. The sessions utilize Core Energetics, an approach that engages group members through body, dialogue and awareness. Group sessions include shared movement and expressive work and opportunities for members to process individual issues and struggles they want support in working through. This group provides a safe and therapeutic environment, where you can express your feelings, take risks, connect to others and further your emotional growth process.
When: 10 Every Other Week Sessions, Tuesdays 7pm-9pm
9/24, 10/8, 10/22, 11/5, 11/19, 12/3, 12/17, 1/7, 1/21, 2/4
*Attendance of a minimum of 8 sessions is required

Geraldine Hughes Presents: "Unreconciled"
2024-09-25 19:00 - 21:00
New from Geraldine Hughes and writers Jay Sefton and Mark Basquill comes an the unflinchingly honest and powerful Unreconciled, the true story of a 13-year-old boy who has his sights set on becoming an actor and the priest who exploits his love of theatre to abuse him. From the alcohol-drenched Irish suburbs of 1980s Philadelphia to a sterile law office in Manhattan, this play is about discovering your voice and the power of using it.

Each performance will be followed by a brief talkback and Q&A:
– Wednesday, September 25: David Clohessy—Victims advocate and former director of SNAP (Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests) for 30 years.
– Thursday, September 26: Marci Hamilton—Founder and CEO of CHILD USA and the leading expert on clergy sex abuse and child sex abuse statutes of limitation. Author of Justice Denied and God vs. the Gavel.

“Sefton put on an acting clinic, inhabiting 12 different characters. It all added up to one of the most amazing pieces of acting I’ve ever seen. It was also funny as hell and very moving.”
—Steve Pfarrer, Daily Hampshire Gazette
“An extraordinary work of art on the impossible topic.”
—Terry McKiernan (Founder & President Bishop Accountability)

Bodies in Motion - An Exhibition Exploring the Power of the Human Body
2024-09-26 17:00 - 2024-10-26 14:00 | Culture Lab LIC, 5-25 46th Avenue, Long Island City, New York, NY, 11101, United States
Bodies in Motion – An Exhibition Exploring the Power of the Human BodyCurated by Edjo Wheeler
​On view: September 26 – November 3 during gallery hours: Thursday & Friday, 5-9pm, and Saturday & Sunday, 2-9pm.
​Opening reception: September 26, 6-9pm (live music and refreshments)
An exhibition celebrating the power, grace, and resilience of the human form with figurative works that capture the human body in dynamic motion or showcasing its incredible capabilities.
​Great Art, networking, live performances, savory bits, wine, beer.
​Free Admission.

An evening with CFGNY, Kerstin Brätsch, and Contemporary Art Library
2024-09-26 18:00 - 21:00 | SculptureCenter, 44-19 Purves Street, Long Island City, New York, 11101
SculptureCenter hosts a special evening with Contemporary Art Library to celebrate the release of Kerstin Brätsch’s Contemporary Art Quarterly archive, with an activation by CFGNY and a performance by VIOLENCE. Drinks will be served by KAYA. The Contemporary Art Quarterly archive offers an exhaustive documentation history of Brätsch's work as well as the work of the various collectives in which she has been a core member.
Kerstin Brätsch’s artistic practice centers the idea of painting, oscillating between a conceptual analysis of the medium and a devotion to painterly processes. Her interest in the power of the unseen world, manifest in an interrogation of the occult, is expressed through painting, performance, and collaboration. Brätsch uses painting to question the ways in which the body can be expressed psychologically, physically, and socially. Through this focus on the medium—via myriad aesthetic and conceptual approaches—she is seeking to destabilize and expand upon the very definition of painting. A central subject for her is the relationship between painting and subjectivity, a connection that is softened, subverted, and sometimes parodied in her work. This becomes particularly evident in her engagement with the metaphysical strands of abstraction and the animistic qualities of painting. To question the agency of painting and engage with it as an expanded field, she invites artisanal practices (including stained glass, paper marbling, and stucco marmo) and sustained collaborations into the equation, moving from the personal to the collective in order to question the medium’s largely uncontested history. Brätsch was part of the group exhibition Leopords in the Temple at SculptureCenter in 2010 (in addition to her creative alliances with master craftspeople).
In addition to her creative alliances with master craftspeople, Brätsch founded the collaborative DAS INSTITUT with German artist Adele Röder in 2007. Since 2010, she has been working with the American artist Debo Eilers under the moniker KAYA.
Founded in 2016 and based in NYC, the artist collective CFGNY continually returns to the term "vaguely Asian": an understanding of racial identity as a specific cultural experience combined with the experience of being perceived as other. In addition to using fashion as a readymade, CFGNY’s practice spans mediums such as video, performance, installation, and sculpture, researching the ways in which material assemblage and reproduction play a part in the formation and racialization of such “vaguely Asian” identities. CFGNY is uninterested in representing what it means to be “Asian” in the singular; instead, it encourages the visualization of the countless ways one is able to be in the plural. CFGNY is composed of Daniel Chew, Ten Izu, Kirsten Kilponen, and Tin Nguyen. Their project at SculptureCenter in 2023 included a collaboration with KAYA.
Contemporary Art Library is the resource of record for documentation of contemporary art. A free, non-profit database of nearly 1 million images, videos, and documents, the Library allows anyone to easily study the work of artists. Their project Contemporary Art Quarterly publishes four deep archives on the histories of important artists to the Library each year.

Opening Reception: Bodies in Motion Curated by Edjo Wheeler
2024-09-26 18:00 - 21:00 | Culture Lab LIC, 5-25 46th Avenue, Long Island City, New York, NY, 11101, United States
Join us for the Opening Reception of Bodies In Motion, a dynamic art exhibition that brings the human form to life. Experience captivating works of art alongside live performers and dancers posing as living sculptures, creating an unforgettable fusion of movement and creativity. Enjoy live music, free food, wine, and beer as you mingle with the artists behind the exhibition and immerse yourself in an evening of powerful, inspiring art. Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to celebrate the beauty and strength of the human body in motion!
Free Admission

Karaoke & Dinner Vibes: Latin Fusion Nights at Doha Bar Lounge
2024-09-26 19:00 - 2024-09-27 04:00 | Doha Bar Lounge, 3834 31st Street, Queens, New York

Leap of Faith: Improvised Stand Up
2024-09-26 19:30 - 20:30
Leap Of Faith puts New York's finest comedian’s wits to the test as they improvise an entirely new stand-up set based off of prompts from the audience.

Hosted by Tristan Miller & Stan Talouis

Lineup for September:
Sabrina Wu
John F O'Donnell
Rivkah Reyes
DeAnne Smith
Meredith Deitz

Tickets are $10 and can be purchased here: https://qedastoria.com/products/leap-of-faith-improvised-stand-up-comedy-1?event=2024-09-26T19:30:00

*Lineups subject to change

Open Call for Ceramics - "Shardeology Making with the Future in Mind"
2024-09-27 10:00 - 2024-10-15 23:30
In the distant future, archeologists will unearth our fragments, and try to decipher our chaotic, transformative era. There will be bits of phones, a lot of plastic. Will the clay shards surprise them? Clay is experiencing a vibrant renaissance – from functional to sculptural, wood fired to painstaking pattern, pinched to 3D printed.
This exhibition intends to embrace the whole of this moment’s ceramic universe. There is no hierarchy, no excluded category. What have you made that is extraordinary? What shard do you want to leave behind? Let’s explore together.
Background of the curator:
Eric Lawrence received an MFA in film from Columbia University in 1983, and went to work on commercials and television.
Eventually, he came to his senses, and started studying clay at Parsons School of Design, and Haystack Mountain School of Crafts, which led to making and teaching ceramics all around New York for over 25 years.
He has shown with Long Island City Artists, at Gallery North in Setauket, LI, and on Governor’s Island. He most recently exhibited earlier this year in Portal: Shifting Landscapes, a show organized by 4Heads and ChaShaMa. He has maintained a studio space at Brickhouse Ceramic Art Center in Long Island City since it opened.

FREE Dance Workshops for Adults 50+ at LPAC!
2024-09-27 14:30
Calpulli Mexican Dance Company and LaGuardia Performing Arts Center are partnering to bring free multicultural dance classes made especially for adults 50+. Join us for this 6-session class taking place on Fridays from 2:30pm-3:30pm beginning on September 27th. Celebrate the joy of dancing while learning conversational English and Spanish. No prior experience needed, all levels of expertise welcome!

Schedule of Classes:
Friday, September 27, 2:30pm-3:30pm
Friday, October 4, 2:30pm-3:30pm
Friday, October 11, 2:30pm-3:30pm
Friday, October 18, 2:30pm-3:30pm
Friday, October 25, 2:30pm-3:30pm
Friday, November 1, 2:30pm-3:30pm

AfterWork Fridays: Unwind, Sip, & Party at Doha Bar Lounge!
2024-09-27 17:00 - 2024-09-28 04:00 | Doha Bar Lounge, 3834 31st Street, Queens, New York

Clay Connections: Potluck and Presentation w/ Artist Matt Nolen
2024-09-27 18:00 - 20:00
BrickHouse Ceramic Arts Center presents…
Clay Connections:
Potluck and Presentation on
Friday, September 27 @6pm

Clay Connections is about sharing food, information, and inspiration.
This is a relaxed and casual event, featuring a talk by local artist Matt Nolen. Nolen's work ranges from architectural tile installations to elaborate and imaginative porcelain sculptures. Whatever the medium or style, his talent and imagination lend an eerie and beautiful ambiguity to his thematically rich creations. Check out Matt's incredible work by clicking this link!
There will be a community potluck before the prestation.
Bring food to share and a curious mind!
WHERE: BrickHouse Ceramic Art Center
WHEN: Friday, September27 @ 6pm
WHAT TO BRING: Food for the potluck!

Tickets are $15. You must register in advance!
(Seats will be limited)
