For and About
Art and Reactions to Superstorm Sandy
Group Show, Site Installation & Written Word
September 27, 2013 – February 14, 2014
Art and Reactions to Superstorm Sandy
Group Show, Site Installation & Written Word
September 27, 2013 – February 14, 2014
Reflections : work by artist Dana Crossan
Dizzys, 511 9th Street, Brooklyn
December 9, 2012 – June 9, 2013
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For and About: Art and Reactions to Superstorm Sandy
Brooklyn Arts Council
Curated by Radar Curatorial
Deadline to Apply: June 5, 2013
Exhibition Dates: September 27, 2013 – February 14, 2014
Three calls for submissions for work that extends beyond documentation for For and About: Art and Reactions to Superstorm Sandy, a curatorial project focused on how artists experience and interpret natural disasters. The show is open to visual and literary artists based in Brooklyn, who wish to present work dedicated to people affected by Hurricane Sandy, and/or about the storm’s impact on Brooklyn. For and About is an opportunity to focus on the communities hit hardest by the storm, creating a space to reflect on the collective and individual experiences at the one-year anniversary of the storm.
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BAC Gallery Group Exhibition
Artworks created in unsettled or resettled studios and art created in support or in response to the communities affected by the storm will be considered. Artworks of all dimensions will be considered but work must be able to be hung on a wall. Any chosen works on paper must be delivered to BAC Gallery framed and ready to hang. Framing is the responsibility of the artists although the curators and gallery director are available for consultation.
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Site-Specific Installation
Dumbo, the waterfront neighborhood where BAC is headquartered, was one of the Brooklyn neighborhoods hardest hit by Sandy. To commemorate this, artists may propose an installation at Dewey’s Candy in Dumbo or suggest a site in Brooklyn that will support their vision.
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Written Word Limited Edition Zine and Online Collection
BAC Gallery seeks stories, songs and poems about Superstorm Sandy to be published in an online collection, as well as limited edition zine. Character count limit: max 6,000
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work by artist Tom Seltzer
Dizzys, 230 5th Avenue, Brooklyn
May 5 – November 3, 2013
Artist Statement- The prints in this collection are the result of my lifetime love, and complete inability to play, jazz. Last year, in a moment of the inevitable frustration that comes with being an illustrator and graphic designer, I cast around to find a subject I could dig into that felt truly personal. I somehow hit upon the idea of Thelonious Monk. I wanted to capture both his likeness and come up with a visual equivalent for his chunky, angular music. It was so satisfying that I sought out other subjects – Mingus’s melodic abstractions, Duke Ellington’s modernist classicism, Charlie Parker’s whiplash virtuosity, Dizzy Gillespie’s whipsaw athleticism – and about a half dozen other favorites.
For and About:
Art and Reactions on the Anniversary of Superstorm Sandy
Curated by Radar Curatorial for Brooklyn Arts Council
Exhibition Dates: September 27, 2013 – February 14, 2014
For and About is a show focused on how artists have experienced and interpreted natural disasters, and seeks work that extends beyond documentation. The show is open to visual and literary artists based in Brooklyn, who wish to present work for those affected by Hurricane Sandy, and/or about the storm’s impact on Brooklyn. It is an opportunity to focus on the communities hit hardest by the storm, creating a space to reflect on the collective and individual experiences at the one-year anniversary.
A group exhibition of visual artworks will be on display at BAC Gallery and a site-specific installation integrated into the DUMBO community during the Dumbo Arts Festival. This multi-faceted exhibition will also be gathering written pieces to present in a limited-edition zine and to publish online at brooklynartscouncil.org.
Radar Curatorial is dedicated to working with artists, museums, galleries, arts institutions, corporations, and private clients worldwide to help meet their exhibition and conservation needs. Through our efforts curating art shows in conventional gallery spaces and alternative settings we have developed a reputation for devotion to supporting emerging and established contemporary artists who ask tough questions and pursue perfection of their work’s vision.
SPRING HOFELDT
Spring Hofeldt is a principal curator at Radar Curatorial. She has facilitated exhibitions and events throughout the Capital Region of NY State, and Brooklyn. To further her curatorial credentials and support the development of an arts community she served as a Gallery Assistant at the Brooklyn Artists Gym from 2008-2009, working closely with then Gallery Director Michele Jaslow.
Spring holds a BFA in Commercial Art / Illustration from Central Missouri State University. Along with curating, Spring continues to exhibit her paintings across the country.
MICHELE JASLOW
Michele Jaslow is a principal curator at Radar Curatorial. Prior to this Michele helped found and operate Brooklyn Artists Gym, an arts organization located in the Gowanus area of Brooklyn. She has served as a Board Member for the arts organizations the Volunteer Coders For The Arts and The BAG Fund and is currently serving on the Board of the Open Source Gallery and on the American Alliance of Museums Curator’s Committee.
Michele holds an MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art and a BFA from SUNY Purchase. She studied Interactive Multimedia Technologies at New York University, Drawing at the Art Students League and Applied Physics at the University of California, San Francisco.
Radar is always looking for talented artists to consider for upcoming exhibition opportunities. All interested artists are invited to email us at info@radarcuratorial.com.
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