Don't miss this annual highlight! For a fourth year, Come Out and Play After Dark will turn the streets of DUMBO into a giant arcade, with social party games, life-sized physical video games and wild new street games. We're talking “Lost in Time," where players use a smartphone app to role-play as crack journalists and track down all-American poet Walt Whitman, who has become unstuck in time and lost in DUMBO; “Higher than the Stars,” described as a game about night as a space in which to explore identity and what it feels like to sneak out of your house at night when you’re 13 to hang out

New York City’s preeminent steel drum band ensemble.

Fresh 2017 is the 6th Annual Summer Exhibition, featuring photographers selected from an international open call. The exhibition is curated by W.M. Hunt and Darren Ching. One of the 5 exhibiting artists, will be awarded the Rhonda Wilson Award. Ten finalists are featured on an Online Showcase on the gallery website. The exhibition runs until August 05.  

The exhibition opened with 108 drawings and over the course of two months expanded to include sculptural work created on site. Shu Ohno, whose practice includes assemblage and bricolage techniques, invited gallery visitors to surrender electronic waste, small toys, and other objects that would otherwise have been discarded. Scavenged and received objects were subsequently incorporated into the hyper-complex sculptural pieces that have come to define Shu Ohno’s style. Like New York itself, the resulting artwork was molded day-by-day by the people and objects that passed through the fabrication space. The exhibition runs until August 03.