Tag: Factory Fresh

Attention Galeristas! – Tonights’s Gallery Club Event!

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“Skewville Turns 80: A Retro Retrospective,”

Bushwick artist Ad Deville,

Seen here on FB and @Skewville, has been working with his twin-brother as Skewville for 13 years, is now exibiting new work at Factory Fresh, the Brooklyn Gallery he has called home since 2008.

Read more about Skewville in this interview from Papermag.

was opened by Ali Ha and & Ad Devill in 2008, and has been supporting the work of some of the the freshest artists from around the world. Transforming the urban landscape, with innovative and radical projects and exhibitions.

1053 Flushing Ave. at Thames Street in Bushwick.

“L” Train to Morgan Street Station Opens Feb. 7 pm-10 pm.

Galeristas we will meet at 6pm!

Below is a map and subway directions

Factory Fresh is located at 1053 Flushing Avenue between Morgan and Knickerbocker, off the L train Morgan Stop

6pm!6pm!6pm!6pm!6pm!6pm!6pm!

Cause remember you can’t see art on an empty stomach.

A Blast From The Past! Los Galeristas Adolescentes check out Fred Tomaselli, Women in Pop Art, Jim Avignon, and Roman Klonek, at Factory Fresh and a whole lot of Street Art

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Fred Tomaselli's Night Music for Raptors
Watch as the Los Galeristas chek out Fred Tomaselli’s mind-blowing collages and layered paintings, and ask why female artists haven’t been regarded as having done anything with popular imagery as powerful as the work of Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein or James Rosenquist.
Then Los Galeristas head over to Factory Fresh in Bushwick to check out the artists Roman Klonek and Jim Avignon for their unusual breed of pop art in Speedy Wonderland while seeing tons of great Street Art along the way. Click here to see all the fun!

New Work From Roman Klonek

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Roman Klonek‘s  unique woodcut prints display a wide range of whimsical creatures, mostly half animal/half human, and mostly  in awkward situations. His work has been described as a fresh and bizarre balancing act between propaganda, folklore, old cartoons and pop. Click here to read more from Pictoplasma Berlin…

Mista Oh! has been feeling Klonek’s work since he first saw it with the Gallery Club at Speedy Wonderland, an exhibition with pop-artist Jim Avignon at the Factory Fresh Gallery in Bushwick.   Read Brooklyn Street Art’s review here.

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