Save the date!
On the evening of Nov. 14, 2020, fifteen Brooklyn artists will descend upon the banks of the Gowanus Canal like the elusive black-crowned night heron. The free event, dubbed Gowanus Night Heron, is a pop-up exhibition of work spanning photography; collage; drawing; spoken word; and light, video, and sound installation. Staged outdoors, in parked moving trucks on the lot of Rabbit Movers, this intimate and ephemeral gathering of local artists is a testament to the creativity and community spirit that sets Brooklyn apart. Gowanus Night Heron was founded by artists Bonnie Ralston, Miska Draskoczy, and Kasia Zurek-Doule.
Participating artists (subject to change): Bill Bowen, Nikola Bradonjic, Diego Briceno, Jessica Dalrymple, Valeria Divinorum, Miska Draskoczy, Ari Eschoo, Rich Garr, Jovana Obradovic, Bonnie Ralston, Niklas Ramo, Tamara Staples, Arden Sudyam, Brad Vogel, and Kasia Zurek-Doule.
Event space has been graciously donated by Rabbit Movers, a licensed moving company supporting and supported by its own collective of artists living and working in New York City.
Food and drink will be sold on-site by neighboring bar Lavender Lake, located at 383 Carroll St.
Please note: Mask wearing and social-distancing protocols will be strictly enforced.
Breaking my silence to promote this event!! If you’re in Brooklyn, please come!
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