Second Sundays is a free event series presented on the second Sunday of every month. The program features open studios with current artists in residence, live music, exhibitions and participatory programs exploring art, science, technology and education.
Food and Beverage by PW Bar.
Participatory Programs
PAPERwork in Process
The filtration process in paper making is the core concept of Tahir Karmali’s project PAPERwork, which addresses notions around borders, migration, and authenticity. Through his sound installation, Karmali amplifies the filtration process and turns this action into a performance. The sound collected will be filtered and modified itself to mirror the treatment of the paper.
Biobus
Explore urban ecology with Biobus, a research-grabe mobile microscope lab.
Cake Boys
Drew Pettifer makes work that explore the homoerotic male gaze. In Cake Boys, the public is invited to eat cakes that have erotic photographs of men printed on them, served within our second floor exhibition, After you’re done.
Fact Craft: The Office of Blame Accountability
Humorous and serious as well as contemplative and introspective, this public art project invites you to consider the agency of blame.
Reanimation Library: Zine Making
Make zines with found images and text from the Reanimation Library as you learn more about the project housed across the street at Pioneer Books.
Tech & Virtual Environments Lab Open Studios
Virtual reality, augmented reality, machine learning, and more with our tech residents on the third floor.
Hope Floats Kiosk
Tell Congress how you really feel and leave a message for your representative.
Gavin Riley Smoke Machine Presents: The Space Needle Mystery
Space Needle Mystery is a live-music take on a Choose Your Own Adventure paperback set to the tune of 80’s quasi-futurist synth tones, and inventive story rhymes. A spitball of goofy hip-hop, blow-by-blow audience interaction, and endearing low poly animations by John Karel, audience members will collectively determine the fate of a middle school-aged protagonist.
Solar and Star Gazing
Join the Amateur Astronomers Association of NY in the garden for an interactive look into the sky.
When: Sun., Oct. 8, 2017 at 4:00 pm - 9:00 pm Where:Pioneer Works
159 Pioneer St., Red Hook, Brooklyn
718-596-3001
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Second Sundays is a free event series presented on the second Sunday of every month. The program features open studios with current artists in residence, live music, exhibitions and participatory programs exploring art, science, technology and education.
Food and Beverage by PW Bar.
Participatory Programs
PAPERwork in Process
The filtration process in paper making is the core concept of Tahir Karmali’s project PAPERwork, which addresses notions around borders, migration, and authenticity. Through his sound installation, Karmali amplifies the filtration process and turns this action into a performance. The sound collected will be filtered and modified itself to mirror the treatment of the paper.
Biobus
Explore urban ecology with Biobus, a research-grabe mobile microscope lab.
Cake Boys
Drew Pettifer makes work that explore the homoerotic male gaze. In Cake Boys, the public is invited to eat cakes that have erotic photographs of men printed on them, served within our second floor exhibition, After you’re done.
Fact Craft: The Office of Blame Accountability
Humorous and serious as well as contemplative and introspective, this public art project invites you to consider the agency of blame.
Reanimation Library: Zine Making
Make zines with found images and text from the Reanimation Library as you learn more about the project housed across the street at Pioneer Books.
Tech & Virtual Environments Lab Open Studios
Virtual reality, augmented reality, machine learning, and more with our tech residents on the third floor.
Hope Floats Kiosk
Tell Congress how you really feel and leave a message for your representative.
Gavin Riley Smoke Machine Presents: The Space Needle Mystery
Space Needle Mystery is a live-music take on a Choose Your Own Adventure paperback set to the tune of 80’s quasi-futurist synth tones, and inventive story rhymes. A spitball of goofy hip-hop, blow-by-blow audience interaction, and endearing low poly animations by John Karel, audience members will collectively determine the fate of a middle school-aged protagonist.
Solar and Star Gazing
Join the Amateur Astronomers Association of NY in the garden for an interactive look into the sky.
