Public Programs
Please note: The Artist Conversation: Text, Image, Law scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 16 has been postponed. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Kiddie Ride Walking Tour with Jenn Kahn
Saturday, October 13 at Noon
5th Ave and 50th Street,
Brooklyn, NY
Join Resident Artist Jenn Kahn on a Walking Tour of the Kiddie Rides of Sunset Park where she will explore the serial iconography of the coin-operated machine, the culture of looking, and what it means to stroll. Pervasive! Uncanny! Mechanical! Come saunter the streets of Sunset Park and revel in a kiddie ride. Neighborhood dim sum to follow.
Please rsvp to object.totem@gmail.com
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Please note:
The Artist Conversation: Text, Image, Law scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 16 has been postponed. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Artist Conversation: Text, Image, Law
with Sophia Wallace, Nathan Manuel, Risa Puno, and Joanna Montoya.
Moderated by Karl Erickson, Director of Dumbo Arts Center and Caryn Coleman, Art & Law Program Curator
This conversation brings together three artists and a curator from the Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts Art & Law Residency 2012 and 2011 programs to discuss how the Residents respond or interpret constructs of law and power through language and visual cues. Program Curator, Caryn Coleman and Karl Erickson, Executive Director of Dumbo Arts Center (DAC) will present a brief overview of the residency and the exhibition to then moderate a discussion between Nathan Manuel, Sophia Wallace, Risa Puno, and Joanna Montoya are among the participants in Text, Image, Law
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Artist Film Club
Thursday, October 18
7:00pm - 8:00pm
At Nitehawk Cinema
136 Metropolitan Avenue
Williamsburg, Brooklyn
Nitehawk Cinema kicks off its new Artist Film Club with a selection of artist videos and films chosen by the Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts 2012 Art & Law Residents. The films and videos inspire or reflect the Residents’ interest in art and law.
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DAC's programs are supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council, The New York State Council on the Arts, Two Trees Management LLC., and the Board and Members of DAC.
 
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