Earlier this summer Manon Slome asked me to be in the 3rd installment of No Longer Empty at the Invisible Dog. When I checked the space it seemed perfect for a site specific project, and a lot of the work proposed by the other artists in the exhibition was going to be made out of materials found at the venue, which was filled with the remains of its past: a ... CONTINUE TO POST »

BROOKLYN, SEPTEMBER 28, 2009 — The Invisible Dog, a former belt factory in the Cobble Hill section of Brooklyn and the much loved home of the novelty gag of the 70s, the “INVISIBLE DOG,” will re-open on October 3 with an exhibition organized by NO LONGER EMPTY. NLE is a not for profit whose mission is to revive the numerous vacated storefronts and empty spaces throughout New York City. Many ... CONTINUE TO POST »