Invisible Dog Announces Upcoming Events; Signs of the Times Up Next

COMING SOON

WEDNESDAY APRIL 27 - 8pm

SIGNS OF THE TIMES The Popular Literature of Tahrir: Reading literature on the streets of Cairo
Accompanying the online launch of the spring issue of ArteEast's Shahadat, this discussion is ArteEast's first look at the cultural production related to recent political developments in the Middle East and North Africa

SATURDAY APRIL 30 - OPENING PARTY

IRRATIONAL EXUBERANCE - A RECESSION ART SHOW
Former Chairman Greenspan's rhetorical question catalyzed worldwide economic slumps, and "irrational exuberance" became a symbol of the overvalued markets that preceded the current recession. In Irrational Exuberance: A Recession Art Show, artists examine seemingly rational systems of mass belief or delusion.

MONDAY MAY 2 - OFF SITE

SELF PORTRAIT by Whitney V. Hunter Artist and Resident Curator, Whitney V. Hunter, presents Self-Portrait for his M.F.A Thesis at Long Island University's Humanities Gallery (Brooklyn Campus) on view from May 2 - 8.

The introspective installation seeks to create a narrative on the subject of personal and physical growth through the use of sculptural and digital video and audio techniques. Opening reception May 2, 6-9pm.

SATURDAY MAY 7

ARTWORKS OF YOUTH
The mission of Artworks for Youth is to provide free after school visual art instruction, mentoring, and academic support to under-served students in South Africa.

SATURDAY MAY 14 - NEW SHOW - OPENING PARTY

OBSTACLE curated by Steven and William Ladd
Works by: Chris Astley, Carlton DeWoody, Ethan Long, Steven and William, Suzanne Sattler, Antonia Wright, Ruben Millares, Wayne Adams, Paul Bloodgood, Sally French, Allyn Bromley, Stephen Freedman, Deborah Nehmad, Evan Ryer, Michael Joaquin Grey, Project Lab @ PS58, Aaron Padilla, John Silvis, Anne Pearce, Andrew Zuckerman, Jennifer Mills, Robin Kang, Ian Trask

SATURDAY MAY 14 - 6pm

WRITING TANGIER/FILMING TANGIER
The Cinémathèque de Tanger has been dedicated to the collection and preservation of Moroccan and Arab film heritage, ranging from fiction to documentary, from home movies to video art and experimental cinema...

MAY - AUGUST

THEATER RESIDENCIES
We are very pleased to launch our first Invisible Dog Theater Residency series. Four companies, chosen by the the Invisible Dog through a competitive application process, will take over our new basement theater for 2 to 4 weeks, engaging the unique topography of our site with unconventional theater pieces that mine the interrelation between past and present. This program is curated by Shonni Enelow

For more information, visit online at http://theinvisibledog.org/contact/

Contact Information
The Invisible Dog Art Center
51 Bergen Street (between Smith street and Boerum Place)
Brooklyn NY 11201
F or G Trains - Bergen street stop