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SUMMARY:14Y After Dark: “Two Pieces” Gallery Tour
DESCRIPTION:An evening of stop motion\, poetry\, Yiddish Modernism and drinks! \nIn this After Dark\, artist and current LABA NY Fellow Danielle Alhassid collaborates with Professor Elazar Elhanan of City College New York – Graduate Center to present the relationship between stop-motion animation\, poetry\, and the Yiddish modernism that developed in New York. The session includes a tour of Alhassid’s work\, and a short lecture-performance of the two. The evening will round out with a Q&A. \nA cash bar featuring beer\, wine\, and soft drinks will be available. Guests must show proof of age to purchase alcohol. \nAbout 14Y After Dark\nThe 14Y might be known for its fitness center and preschool\, but we in Arts + Culture are thinking about fun for the grown-ups. That’s why we created 14Y After Dark\, a monthly series that will feature exciting programming and activities just for adults. \nFrom visual arts and gardening to pickling and board games\, stop by the 14Y for an easy\, fun\, and very New York night out with friends and community. \nAbout Danielle Alhassid\nDanielle Alhassid is a multidisciplinary artist\, a graduate of the Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam\, and a current MFA candidate at Hunter College. Her works involve stop motion animation\, video\, and performance. Alhassid’s work has been shown in the Ron Mandos Gallery\, Het Ham Exhibition Hall\, Amsterdam’s Holocaust Museum\, the Liebling Haus Center\, Studio Bank Gallery\, Ha’ir Museum in Tel Aviv\, Jerusalem’s Azriely Gallery\, OYG projects\, Special Collections\, CCNY\, 205 Gallery\, and Hunter College. Her film\, “Song of the Stone\,” won first prize in the student film competition\, Musraramix Festival in Jerusalem. \nAbout Elazar Elhanan\nElazar Elhanan is an Associate Professor of Hebrew and Yiddish Literature and the Jewish Studies program at City College New York – Graduate Center\, and is the author of “The Path Leading to the Abyss: Hebrew and Yiddish in Yaakov Steinberg’s Poetry.” A forthcoming book from Mossad Bailiek Press studies the relationship between language\, identity\, and nation-building. His current research delves into poetics and aesthetics of large-scale public works of mourning\, such as the Dybbuk.
URL:https://www.14streety.org/event/14y-after-dark-two-pieces/
LOCATION:14Y Gallery\, 344 East 14th Street\, New York\, NY\, 10003\, United States
CATEGORIES:14Y After Dark,14Y Gallery,Adult Class
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SUMMARY:Blue Man to Bob Ross: 14Y Gallery Showing & Conversation with Artist Wes Day  
DESCRIPTION:Blue Man to Bob Ross \n14Y Gallery Showing & Conversation with Artist Wes Day  \nThursday\, August 3 | 7:00 – 9:30 PM  \nReserve Your Tickets Here \nJoin Blue Man Wes Day as he shares some of his personal 25-year history with Blue Man Group and his long-standing love of Bob Ross.   \nThis gallery opening will feature a series of his art highlighting two distinctive styles\, as well as engaging conversation with Day as he illustrates how much these seemingly disparate organizations have in common\, including how both organizations have not only impacted his personal artistry\, but also inspired millions of people to embrace their own happy accidents and give themselves permission to try new creative forms of self-expression. Come learn how the ethos of Blue Man Group and the philosophies of Bob Ross intersect and inspire in surprisingly joyful ways. \nLight snacks and refreshments will be served. \nAbout Day’s Work \nDay uses a variety of acrylic pouring techniques including his own unique spin art wheel\, pendulum swings and various gravity art techniques to create satisfyingly expressive and colorful action art lightly reminiscent of his Blue Man experience. \nHe’s also certified in the Bob Ross Wet on Wet Technique and will be sharing a number of his landscape oil paintings juxtaposed to his other work on display. \nOn occasion\, he combines both his Bob Ross and Blue Man-inspired techniques to create something truly unique. \nClick here to see a video demonstrating some of these techniques. \nBlue Man Group began as a small Off-Broadway show featuring a never-before-seen combination of music\, color and non-verbal humor delivered via three bald and literally blue men. Against all odds\, the show expanded and grew to be an international juggernaut\, still playing theatres around the world for three decades and counting. Bob Ross began as a painting instructor in Alaska\, and with his PBS show\, The Joy of Painting\, reached millions of homes with his soothing voice and encouraging spirit. Bob Ross Inc continues to garner new fans of all ages to this day. \nAbout Wes Day \nWes Day is a multi-hyphenate artist on a mission to bring joy to the world through his music\, paintings and performance. As an actor and musician\, Wes has spent over 25 years performing as a Blue Man in the show Blue Man Group\, entertaining over a million audience members worldwide. He has performed at Carnegie Hall\, and on television shows such as The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon\, The Jimmy Kimmel Show\, Telemundo’s La Vos\, Deal or No Deal with Howie Mandel and many more. Wes is a member of SAG-AFTRA and AEA and is currently a cast member of the Off-Broadway production of Blue Man Group at the Astor Place Theater in NYC. \nWes is a Certified Bob Ross Landscape Instructor\, trained at The Bob Ross Experience at Minnetrista Museum and Gardens in Muncie\, Indiana. As a painter\, Wes applies his love of action art and Bob Ross to create joyful self-expression captured on canvas. His studio in Hoboken\, where he offers Bob Ross Landscape classes\, is a space for creative self-expression\, embracing the fun and the failures\, the mistakes and the masterpieces.  Wes was featured in the most recent episode of “Happy Little Podcast”\, the official Bob Ross podcast hosted by Ron Scalzo (airing in July 2023). Learn more about Wes at www.WesDay.com\, and follow Wes’s painting studio on Instagram @thewesdayshow and on TikTok @Wes.Day.
URL:https://www.14streety.org/event/blue-man-to-bob-ross/
LOCATION:14Y Gallery\, 344 East 14th Street\, New York\, NY\, 10003\, United States
CATEGORIES:14Y Gallery,Arts + Culture,Community Events
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SUMMARY:Faithful Witness Gallery Opening & ReceptionA Solo Exhibition by Mike McManus  
DESCRIPTION:A Solo Exhibition by Mike McManus  \nThursday\, July 6 | 7:00 – 9:30 PM  \nReserve Your Tickets Here \nDon’t miss the gallery opening of Faithful Witness\, a solo exhibition by local artist Mike McManus\, then join us on the 14Y rooftop for a fun afterparty with your downtown community (weather permitting). \nMike McManus’ Faithful Witness explores converging styles of therapeutic and spiritual practices of art making. Steel\, paper\, fabric\, and dye inform the aesthetic of the work\, as do the contrasting processes of manipulation and allowance of these materials. \nMcManus’ Prayer Language series are utterings with ink and oil stick and a groaning of his spirit burnt through steel. The result is a visual “speaking in tongues” a communication with God through spirit\, aesthetically grown out of a fascination and practice of Asian calligraphy and New York streetcore graffiti styles. \nPaired with his dyed canvases\, McManus floats between precise markings and release of control\, allowing the unexpected flow of the dye to work together with his hand. Different attributes of a whole being. McManus has employed dying techniques in a mimic of the sky and its changing shapes and hues. The sun and the moon\, centerpieces of this space. \nAbout the Artist\nMike McManus\, artist\, performer and designer\, was born and raised and lives in New York City. With a background in theater\, dramatic writing and art history\, McManus has been performing in live art\, theater and film since 1999. Creating in the visual arts\, McManus works mainly with metal; welding and forging steel and copper. He also maintains a heavy practice of works on paper and canvas utilizing traditional and non-traditional materials. McManus has curated and had his artwork featured in numerous exhibitions in and around NYC since 2009. \nIn May 2022\, McManus taught Frida’s Flower Crown making workshop at Hudson River Museum and had his fourth solo exhibition entitled Dirty Flowers: For the Heart of NYC\, at LUME Studios\, Feb. 14\, 2022\, with recording artists Infinity Song. \nHis Prayer Language series was featured as part of “Many Ways to Raise a Fist\,” a dance performance by Jerron Herman at the Whitney Museum of American Art during the 2019 Whitney Biennial. \nMcManus is currently Urban Studio Unbound’s Artist In Residence at Warburton Galerie in downtown Yonkers. Mike McManus is old school Hip-Hop and blue collar. He loves Jesus and loves people. New York City is alive in his blood. \nInstagram: @mikemcmanus.nyc | Website: https://remnantstudio.nyc/
URL:https://www.14streety.org/event/faithful-witness-gallery-opening-reception/
LOCATION:14Y Gallery\, 344 East 14th Street\, New York\, NY\, 10003\, United States
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SUMMARY:PRIDE Gallery Showing & Opening Night Reception
DESCRIPTION:Featuring the work of Educational Alliance Staff  \nThursday\, June 1 | 6:30 – 8:30 PM\nJoin us for the Opening Night Reception of a visual art exhibit featuring works from Educational Alliance staff that celebrates the LGBTQIA+ community and the month of Pride. \nThe reception will feature light bites and mingling with our artists and staff\, and features artwork and performances by staff members including Shirley Yanis\, Edward Gia\, Price Stone\, Crystal Rivera\, Gerard Cruz\, Philip Trevino\, and Chanan Ben Simon. \nThe visual artwork will be on display through June 30\, so stop by during business hours. \nBuilding Hours:\nMonday – Friday: 6:30 AM – 9:00 PM\nSaturday and Sunday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
URL:https://www.14streety.org/event/pride-gallery-showing-opening-night-reception/
LOCATION:14th Street Y\, 344 East 14th Street\, New York\, NY\, 10003
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SUMMARY:A Brief Encampment Gallery Opening
DESCRIPTION:A Brief Encampment by Jeanne Heifetz\nJoin us for the opening reception of this exciting gallery exhibit that’s part of the Re-Imagine End of Life Festival happening throughout New York City. \nSelections from the “Pre-Occupied” series of burnished graphite drawings on handmade paper by 2018-19 LABA fellow Jeanne Heifetz. \nThe artist\, Jeanne Heifetz\, will be joining us for the event. \nSnacks and beverages will be served. \nThis event is open to all\, no need to RSVP! Hope to see you on November 1!
URL:https://www.14streety.org/event/a-brief-encampment-gallery-opening/
LOCATION:NY
CATEGORIES:14Y Gallery
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SUMMARY:Gallery Opening: Portraits of the 14th Street Y
DESCRIPTION:Portraits of the 14th Street Y is a photography project that tells the stories behind many faces of the 14th Street Y community\, including members\, staff\, teachers\, trainers\, artists\, caregivers\, families\, and local business owners. This series showcases intimate portraits of those individuals\, accompanied by their unique anecdotes and experiences\, as told through interviews with the artist. \nTogether\, these portraits show the East Village community center as more than a gym\, theater\, preschool\, or place of work – as seen through the eyes of our community\, this space proves to be a center for creativity\, friendship\, inclusivity\, and discovery in downtown Manhattan.
URL:https://www.14streety.org/event/gallery-exhibit-portraits-14th-street-y/
LOCATION:14th Street Y\, 344 East 14th Street\, New York\, NY\, 10003
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