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| Screening Room, from the Code of the West series (2009-2010), 16x20" Digital C-print |
On Friday December 11, Open Source will hold their annual Winter fundraiser. I have been working with this Brooklyn based non-profit gallery for many years. They serve as a nexus for contemporary art and local neighborhood cultures, and support emerging artists through the development of new works which challenge how, when, and where art intersects and integrates with the everyday lives of people. Open Source has always placed a strong emphasis on socially engaged artworks, sustainable communities, and social justice. There some wonderful works for auction, including my photograph above.
Open
Source is a Brooklyn based non-profit that serves as a nexus for
contemporary art and local neighborhood cultures, with a history of
supporting emerging artists who through the development of new works
challenge how, when, and where contemporary art intersects and
integrates with the everyday lives of everyday people. We place strong
emphasis on public socially engaged artwork, sustainable communities,
and social justice. - See more at:
http://open-source-gallery.org/about/#sthash.1kXuxVIc.dpuf
Our mission:
Open Source is a Brooklyn based non-profit that serves as a nexus for contemporary art and local neighborhood cultures, with a history of supporting emerging artists who through the development of new works challenge how, when, and where contemporary art intersects and integrates with the everyday lives of everyday people. We place strong emphasis on public socially engaged artwork, sustainable communities, and social justice. - See more at: http://open-source-gallery.org/about/#sthash.upYW2eSs.dpuf
Open Source is a Brooklyn based non-profit that serves as a nexus for contemporary art and local neighborhood cultures, with a history of supporting emerging artists who through the development of new works challenge how, when, and where contemporary art intersects and integrates with the everyday lives of everyday people. We place strong emphasis on public socially engaged artwork, sustainable communities, and social justice. - See more at: http://open-source-gallery.org/about/#sthash.upYW2eSs.dpuf
Our mission:
Open Source is a Brooklyn based non-profit that serves as a nexus for contemporary art and local neighborhood cultures, with a history of supporting emerging artists who through the development of new works challenge how, when, and where contemporary art intersects and integrates with the everyday lives of everyday people. We place strong emphasis on public socially engaged artwork, sustainable communities, and social justice. - See more at: http://open-source-gallery.org/about/#sthash.upYW2eSs.dpuf
Open Source is a Brooklyn based non-profit that serves as a nexus for contemporary art and local neighborhood cultures, with a history of supporting emerging artists who through the development of new works challenge how, when, and where contemporary art intersects and integrates with the everyday lives of everyday people. We place strong emphasis on public socially engaged artwork, sustainable communities, and social justice. - See more at: http://open-source-gallery.org/about/#sthash.upYW2eSs.dpuf
