exhibitions | thebrooklynarthouse

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The Art House partnered with SUSTAIN the Mag and The Canvas to host a showcase of NYC-based artists whose work centers around the theme of sustainability. Over 20 artists were on display, and the party raised over $1600 for sustainability initiatives by SUSTAIN and The Canvas, a new space dedicated to fostering sustainable fashion, arts and events.

For more info, click here.

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Bella Franks in NYC

So pleased to host British artist Bella Franks

for one of her life drawing courses during her visit to New York.

For more information on Bella's work, see @ Bella's Bits & Bobs

snacks, mulled wine, cozy couches, friends, and naked bodies...what more for the holidays?

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Having been too long: The Art House took to The Lake House in the Midwest this time. Overlooking serene water, featuring the abstract paintings of Joe Kenney, the urban exploration photography of Jackson James, and the photographic architecture studies of Martha Whiting in Ireland.

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A big thank you to the boys of the Washington Post building for opening their white walls and their bathtubs to the B.A.H. before we take off for LA.

Hono(u)red to showcase the abstract paintings of Oxford's own Scott Bolohan, travel photography of tech innovator, educator, NYC-native Rocio Montero, fashion collages of designer Anne Whiting.

Ice, prosecco, pop singers from Cuba also. If you weren't there, we missed you.

spring equinox dinna party with the non-brooklyn art house

::: a celebratory bash for Bergen being back in town with a big new batch of bold film photos. :::

WE'RE BACK. THE WEATHER MIGHT STILL BE COLD BUT IT'S WARM INSIDE.

NOTES FROM BURNIN BERGEN: "The collection will be called 'HYGGE', the untranslatable Danish word for coziness--a sense of intimacy, togetherness and inner warmth, a word lit by candles and snuggled under blankets..."

please stop by for dinner nibbles and a survey of
PHOTOGRAPHY (FADY HEIBA), TRAVEL DIARIES (BERGEN SPECIA AKA BURNIN BERGEN), STAND UP TRACKS (MAX HALPERT), AND NEW ALBUM BY LINO-TINT

ps you're right we moved back to manhattan aaah

MARCH 20; 7 PM

Christmas Cocktails with

The Brooklyn Art House

you can't actually have enough holiday parties and the brooklyn art house was at it again with another gallery party, ringing in the holidays with good cheer, good liquor and more good art. we started the holiday festivities right by pregaming with class while getting covered in tinsel/lost in some great work by great artists. frank sinatra holiday album was on repeat. thanks for all the byo-champagne and peppermint schnapps everyone.

OFFSITE ARTIST ALERT:

The work: In honor of Winter's imminent reign, we showcased the work of some great MINNESOTA artists tonight- paintings by Alexandra Buffalohead, photography by Nick Woelfel, and video by Willie Nordstrom.

B.A.H. THE DEBUT OCTOBER 25, 2016

the brooklyn art house is a series of gatherings that double as an art gallery in that we cover the walls with the art of our friends and other local artists who deserve recognition and a white wall. It's a cozy showcase where we eat, drink & be creative in a collaborative, communicative, encouraging setting.

*born in brooklyn, based in NYC, the B.A.H. is a moving gallery. contact us. come. host your own.*

we were honored to host the eco-feminist paintings of columbia grad and working brooklyn-based artist Arias Abruzzi, the film photography of global travel photographer and parsons grad Bergen Specia, the illustration of Art News writer and South African-born Rob Scher, the sketches of singer-songwriter and portrait artist, Texas-native Tiger Darrow, and the DJ soundtrack of Glasgow-based Robby Brown. it was a smashing debut.