It’s beautiful outside – no better way to end a gorgeous day than going to an art exhibit!

I’m having an exhibit with John Tebeau at the Sweet Lorraine Gallery in our Red Hook studio. Location is the giant Treasure Island Storage building – featuring an outstanding view of the Gowanus Expressway! Come say hello to the nation’s newest Superfund site and see some great paintings. Drinks are on us.

Date: Saturday, March 20, 2010
Time: 7-10 pm
Location: Sweet Lorraine Gallery, 183 Lorraine Street, Brooklyn, NY

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Poster for Breukelen Coffee House Exhibit, opens Feb 5th.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mikesorgatz/4316040719/

I’ll be participating in the grand opening of the Breukelen Coffee House, promises to be a huge party! Details below….

Spread Love, It’s the Brooklyn Way!

The Breukelen Coffee House proudly presents it’s first official art opening, complete with Brooklyn artists of all mediums and walks of life.

Jennifer Macchiarelli, photographer, will be showing her High Land Park series, can be found at www.jennylow.com

Sheena Hisiro, an illustrator/painter/sketch artist, will be showing a portion of her portrait series and can be found at http://oodlesofdoodles.tumblr.com/

Still more artists to come, so keep posted –

A Brooklyn-based DJ, will be spinning fly tunes, and a Brooklyn-based bartender will be slanging drinks for those who wish to partake in libations!

Apparently, there’s mad buzz about the press being there — namely TimeOut magazine. The Daily News has also contacted me, personally, twice for interviews about the show. So we’ll see what happens with all of that madness.. story developing…

In addition to the party and press — there will be an Independent documentary film crew there — taking footage for their docu on the 6 month progression of the Breukelen Coffee House starting this month and forward. So you can be a part of that, as well!

Check out — www.candicechettta.com — for more information on submission and location and events!

Time for the annual Gowanus studio tour, info at http://www.agastbrooklyn.com/. I also put together a special post listing artists that have been featured on http://www.artinbrooklyn.com and are participating in the tour.

I was reading the New Yorker calendar section on the subway ride home tonight and was really happy to see a name I recognized! An exhibit by photographer Haley Jane Samuelson was profiled. I had the pleasure of posting some of her work on ArtinBrooklyn in April. She describes her images as “an embodiment of my own subconscious forces at work, mixed with real events.” The show is up until the end of the week at Hous Projects, 31 Howard Street.