Trasonia is a non-binary, multi-disciplinary artist and organizer from Richmond, Virginia living and working in Queens, NY. Utilizing acrylic paint, latex paint, joint compound as well as various found materials, their art style follows the path of expressionism, focusing on texture and color compositions to elicit emotion from the viewer.
The Pink Flamingo: Clubs in Flux group exhibition was held at the cell theatre in Chelsea during the summer of 2022. As part of this group exhibition, curators Jess Dilday, Anton Lapov and Andrew Fish gathered nightclub ephemera and stories…
Flux Residents and staff after our weekly Monday meeting The Program Director is the primary leader of Flux artistic programs, chiefly including an Artist-in-Residency, Public Exhibitions & Events, and “Satellite Projects” in partnership with fellow institutions. In the midst of…
On view: August - October, 2022 (see schedule below)Location: Flux Factory on Governors Island, Colonels Row 404A In the spirit of a “mother’s work” which traditionally embodies a DIY aesthetic- think homemade fast food, cardboard costumes, sheet forts, pots and…
by LiveCode.NYC Algorithm + Rave = AlgoraveAlgorave + Club = Algoclub Clubs and venues serve more than just spaces where people gather to perform, dance, and party. For the time that they exist, they serve as a persistent physical manifestation of vibes, experiences,…
by the Black Bliss Rangers Our club space is a collaborative, community-driven, arts-based dreamscape that meets at the intersection of experiential design, visual imagery, and creative media production. We invite those who enter the space to contemplate imaginative and resilient…
by Andrew Fish Visual Artist Andrew Fish will be paying homage to the storied NYC nightclub Limelight in the project space at the cell from August 9th – 14th. He will exhibit multiple paintings that embody the vibe, spirit, and…
Dates: July 29 – August 14, 2022 Location: the cell theatre, 338 W 23rd St, New York, NY “Pink Flamingo: Clubs in Flux ” is a collaboration between Flux Factory and Nancy Manocherian’s the cell theatre. THE SHOW NYC nightclubs have always been…
Apply using this form by May 15, participants will be notified in late MayEmail pinkflamingo@fluxfactory.org with any questions. All selected proposals will receive a $1000 stipend. NYC nightclubs have always been a hotbed of creativity and have nurtured the early…
Tod Seelie's "Swimming Cities", part of Flux's 2011 exhibition "Sea Worthy". Flux Factory is seeking artists and mariners for the inaugural project at our upcoming venue, “Flux IV,” a new artist-run site for creating and exhibiting unique new works and…