Monique Muse Dodd
Monique Muse Dodd is a Maryland born, NYC based filmmaker and photographer. Her focus lies in both the shared and diverse experiences of people within the African Diaspora.
thetOOth&therOOt present Armageddon
Through painting, collage, drawing and textiles, thetOOth&therOOt muse on the slip towards Armageddon and present a vision of Paradise.
Tongue Tide Education: Schools of Hope
To RSVP please email moitra.masoom@gmail.com or phone 631-612-7283
Delicate Failure: Open Studio hours with Chen An An and friends
Artists An-An Chen, Lulu Meng and Tzu-An Wu will be collectively working on an ongoing installation, that includes video and sculpture in the Flux gallery space. Come meet them to talk about their work and see their process.
Major Exhibition Open Call: Self Storage
In one of Flux Factory's Major Exhibitions, Self Storage will help venueless spaces ‘legally occupy’ storage units in our neighborhood.
Flux Thursday: Art Basel Thrift Store (and Gallery) Strictly Business Martini Auction
Please join the artists of Going Once, Going Twice for a once in a lifetime experience as they auction off 7 signature martinis in celebration of the Grand Opening of Art Basel Thrift Store (and Gallery).
thetOOth&therOOt: Camille and Nikita Kravtsov
The Tooth&The Root, Nikita Kravtsov and Camille Kravtsov Sagnes have been making audio and video work together since 2015, using painting, embroidery drawings and collage to create animations of social commentary and absurdity.
ART BASEL THRIFT STORE (AND GALLERY)
This new business will truly be an ultra-thrift store and gallery, offering shoppers 1500 square feet of high-quality, make-an-offer retail and art. People are already buzzing that this might be the only thrift store and gallery of its kind.
LICCA Art Stroll: CANCELLED
APOLOGIES FOR THE CANCELLATION We have decided to cancel the Art Stroll due to low registration. Everyone decided to go the beach! Which we understand and support. We will see you again soon.
Cinema Flux: Tongue Tide
Wednesday, July 26 at 8PM - 11PM A decolonization of the imaginary and the forms of representation