EVENTS
Drop in during
Bushwick Open Studios
Saturday, September 29, 2018
11am - 4pm
901 Grand Street, Brooklyn, NY 11211
JenJoy Roybal, artist
- Please join me -
during Bushwick Open Studios
Saturday, September 23, 2017
11 - 5pm
901 Grand Street, 6-D, Brooklyn, NY 11211
Artist: JenJoy Roybal | Featuring new works on paper
Half the proceeds from this event will go to Hurricane Relief
Mapping Bushwick
For the annual Bushwick Open Studios event, In-Case Art Projects at the Brooklyn Fireproof Building brings together 15 women artists who are presently taking active part in the neighborhood’s arts community. Besides working on their art in Bushwick, some of the participating artists take additional roles as curators, community organizers, writers, and gallerists; altogether keeping Bushwick on the map as a prominent and vital NYC arts community.
Featured Artists:
Deborah Brown, Ellen Hackl Fagan, Liz Jaff, Anki King, Catherine Kirkpatrick, Deanna Lee, Ruth Liberman, Kay Sirikul Pattachote, JenJoy Roybal, Carol Salmanson, Hazel Lee Santino, Linda Schmidt, Shira Toren, Leslie Tucker, Etty Yaniv
Curated by: Jaynie Gillman Crimmins and Etty Yaniv
Mapping Bushwick Hours:
BOS weekend
September 22 - September 24: 11am - 6pm
The exhibition runs from September 22 to 28, 2017.
Opening reception:
Friday, September 22nd, 6 - 9PM
in partnership with Trans-cen-der Art Group and ADO Project. Thanks to Brooklyn Fireproof.
Address:
119 Ingraham St, Brooklyn, NY 11237
In-Case Art Projects is located at the lower level of the Brooklyn Fireproof Building
I'm looking forward to this year's Seeking Space group show for Buswick Open Studios. It's always a blast to get together with other artists to hang a show and shoot the breeze.
A blog about Bushwick Open Studio events that are sponsored by Arts in Bushwick, September 2017:
Review written for the Arts in Bushwick Blog, April 2017:
Review written for the Arts in Bushwick Blog, December 2016:
Review written for the Arts in Bushwick Blog, November 2016:
NINE ZERO ONE PROJECT ROOM
during Bushwick Open Studios
October 1-2, 2016
Studio Opened Noon - 5pm
901 Grand Street, 6-D, Brooklyn, NY 11211
Featuring works by Artists:
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Please join us for a participatory performance
from 1:00pm - 2:30pm
on Saturday, October 1, 2016
(((Justice))) by Amelia Winger-Bearskin and Eamon O’Connor is a participatory performance and live-scripting project in which participants are provided with prompts which function as stage directions. Inspired by Robert’s Rules of Order and a set of common rhetorical/argumentative devices used in academic and activist meetings, these prompts guide participants through a conversation which operates in both explicit (procedural) and implicit (political, ideological, libidinal) registers.
(((Justice))) seeks to reproduce and re-contextualize communitarian discourses with the aim of flattening the hierarchies that govern collective conversations and allowing these unspoken regulations to become raw material for experimentation and play. This performance is inspired by Amelia’s work as an artist, activist, and academic, and Eamon’s experience working in the criminal justice system, as well as his time spent living in various intentional communities.
image: @NEPO
Graffiti & Street Art Tour of Bushwick
Saturday, October 1, 2016
10:30am - 11:30am
This tour will start and finish at the studio
SAVE THE DATE
Drop by the Nine Zero One Project Room
during Bushwick Open Studios
October 1-2, 2016
Noon - 5pm
901 Grand Street, 6-D, Brooklyn, NY 11211
Artists: Amelia Winger-Bearskin + JenJoy Roybal
2016 Buckminster Fuller Challenge
This year I joined the Review Team for the 2016 Buckminster Fuller Challenge. I ran the prize program from 2009-2012. The most exciting part for me back then was reading, researching and discussing the extraordinary submittals, so I'm glad to be back in the mix! You can learn more here: https://bfi.org/challenge
NINE ZERO ONE - A SALON PROJECT
Thanks to eveyone that joined us for open studio on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 2016
Open Studio, 11-6:
Durga Series and other paintings by JenJoy Roybal
Reception, 6-7
Play Reading, 7-8:30:
Dominant Gene by Pia Wilson
Location:
901 Grand Street, 6D
Brooklyn, New York 11211
About the Artists -
JenJoy Roybal is an artist and creative producer. She wanders the city capturing experiential imprints in photos, works on paper, paintings and video. She received her Bachelor of Arts from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and a Masters in Urban Design from The Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture. She has shown in group and solo exhibitions in Chicago, Santa Fe and New York. After working across sustainable architecture, public art, socially-responsible design and impact communications – her creative interest have been redirected to the more intimate scale of paintings and drawings.
Pia Wilson is a 2015 Sundance fellow and the recipient of the 2014 Sarah Verdone Writing Award. She is a 2011 Heideman Award finalist for her short play, TURNING THE GLASS AROUND, and a semi-finalist in the 2011 Bay Area Playwrights Festival. She is a 2012-13 resident with the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's Workspace program, a member of the 2008 Emerging Writers Group at The Public Theater, and a 2009 playwriting fellow with the New Jersey State Council on the Arts.
About the Play -
In the distant future, Black and Asian populations are virtually extinct due to genetic manipulations, viruses, and biochemical warfare. To rehabilitate the genetic discourse of its people, the United Continent of North America has started the Minority Recovery Project. When a verified ethnic child is born, it is taken away from its white parents and placed in the Minority Recovery Project. Pearl Halston was one of those children, and every day, her mother fights to get her back.