In Batch 4, The Remix interviews eleven curators who’ve forged their own paths and figured out ways to sustain their practices. Listen in to conversations with people we admire for doing something a little differently, tweaking “the system,” reframing the conversation, or trying something entirely new.
The Remix presents Benjamin Evans: Brooklynight Live UnDer the Archway, At GalleryGAlleryGallery DUMBO, NYC Thursday, August 8th
Artist Benjamin Evans collects dreams. For his exhibit “Brooklynight,” various Brooklyn-based subjects have undergone scientific dream data collection, and the resulting sculptures investigate the disjunction between dreams as hopeful wishes, as nightly hallucinations, and as abstract scientific data. The expansive exhibition will be visible through a peephole.
The Remix presents KEITH LEMLEY’s More is Different UrbanGlass, Brooklyn Opening May 29th!
UrbanGlass and The Remix are thrilled to present a site-specific installation by Keith Lemley. More is Different brings together neon, wood, and holographic effects to recreate the wonder of scholarly scientific exploration.
This season, The Remix co-founders Courtney Colman and Heather Bhandari are joined by Natalia Nakazawa, artist and assistant director of The Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts Studio Program. Batch 3 covers everything from new commercial gallery and residency models to strategies for navigating the art world with art that challenges current structures. They continue on their quest for viable new models in the art world, while meeting fascinating people along the way.
Sonya BlesofskY’s “Witness 1 and 2” Satellite Art SHOW, Miami 2018
Introducing The Remix Podcast Batch 1 & BATCH 2 Available now
The first batch of a new, 15-episode podcast series hosted by The Remix co-founders Heather Bhandari, Courtney Colman, and Steven Sergiovanni explores the challenges of creating and sustaining a business and career in the visual arts. The Remix is seeking answers to questions that are often asked in private. Topics include struggling galleries, rising rents, a lack of patrons, a lack of diversity, and how we're all surviving and redefining our definitions of success while still remaining passionate about art.
In conversation with Tze Chun, Founder of Uprise Art
In 2011, Tze Chun founded Uprise Art, an online gallery featuring a curated collection of original artwork by contemporary emerging artists. Uprise caters to both seasoned collectors and those who are new to collecting. In addition to their online gallery, they offer viewings in person at their Loft in NYC’s Chinatown, and partner with art advisors, architects and interior designers on projects of all sizes.
