Event: Popup Studio: The Dawn of Cellograff
- Brought to you by 24/7 Lab and Coup d’etat Brooklyn
Where: Lab 24/7
247 Stuyvesant Ave – off of Putnam Ave (In the Cellar)
Brooklyn, NY
When/Time:Saturday, August 7th (8pm – 11pm)
Who: Live Art featuring SeeOne, Rimx, Marthalicia, Gia Gutierrez Music by DJ P.U.D.G.E. & Daniela
What: Part graff innovation, part popup event, and all things DIY, check out four artists painting live on temporary shrinkwrapped, cellophane “walls”. CelloGraff’s a game changer, allowing artists to take any negative space, and turn it into something positive. Add potent bevvies, two of our favorite DJ’s, and some of the best people in Brooklyn!
How to get there: 247 Stuyvesant Ave btwn Putnam and Madison, Brooklyn A train to Utica..you can walk 7 blocks or take the bus, its not far Walking walk down Stuyvesant you can walk to the spotBus From UTICA AVE & FULTON ST
Panelist:
SeeOne
Alice Mizrachi (YOUnity)
Alzo Slade
Stephanie Land
Suncadm Bey
Dahkil Hausif (sunshowah films)
Kanene Holder (VONY)
Rueben King
Overview of the Discussion:
This discussion panel will focus on the artists featured in the exhibition, who are all Brooklyn based, and art organizations that promote artistic development of the community, as we will attempt to go deeper into the theme of the exhibition and explore the artists’ creative process. The purpose of the panel is to discuss how artists can use their creative talents to inspire change: socially, politically, community, and personally. What effect does art have on the community? Why should we encourage art in the public school systems and in the inner-city?
About the “Live to Change Something Through Art” Exhibit:
This exhibit features work that is reflective of the current Brooklyn arts movement and underscores Coup d’etat’s thought-provoking brand principle, “Live to Change Something.” Highlighting a multicultural collective of artists across several disciplines, the exhibition encompasses painting, photography, and sculpture.
Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation Presents The Coup d’etat Arts Collective “Live to Change Something Through Art” ExhibitionExhibition Dates: November 21, 2009 – January 31, 2010Artist’s Opening Reception: Saturday, November 21, 2009 (4 p.m. – 7 p.m.)
Peace Comrades,Its that time of year again: The 2nd Annual Coup d’etatArtshow. This year’s artshow features works form artists who represent the Coup d’etat Art Collective. Here is some quick history about the Coup d’etat Arts Collective:Coup d’etat Arts Collective is a Brooklyn-based collaboration of highly respected artists who produce various art-related events throughout New York City. The Collective’s annual exhibition features a never-before-seen assembly of New York City’s most sought after visual artists. With music as the backdrop, the Coup d’etat Arts Collective provides a unique platform for creative synergy while filling an undeniable void in the arts community. About The Exhibit: (BROOKLYN, NY) November 12, 2009 – Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation’s Center for Arts and Culture, PUMA, and The Coup d’etat Arts Collective are honored to announce the opening of “Live to Change Something Through Art,”a mixed media exhibition of works created by 23 local artists. Please join the artists for the opening reception on Saturday, November 21, 2009, from 4 p.m.– 7 p.m. at the Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation’s Skylight Gallery, 1368 Fulton Street, 3rd Floor, Brooklyn, New York. This event is sponsored by Karen’s Body Beautiful, Puma & KUSH. “Live to Change Something Through Art” features work that is reflective of the current Brooklyn arts movement and underscores Coup d’etat’s thought-provoking brand principle, “Live to Change Something.”Highlighting a multicultural collective of artists across several disciplines, the exhibition encompasses painting, photography, sculpture, video and installation.Artists that were hand-selected to participate in “Live to Change Something Through Art” include:Molaundo JonesSuhail SmithSam WilsonLichibanRob FokusedAlice MizrachiStephanie LandBrian “Deka” Paupaw SeeOneOne9Alzo SladeAna BravoBermanFenelusJen One Reuben KingAmanda DivaNelson RivasKwesiAbbensettsPaul DeoRobert TrujilloAjamu Walker Suncadm BeyIbrahim andYang-Chi. For nearly four decades, Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation has served as a fertile ground for emerging and established artists throughout Central Brooklyn. Through its Center for Arts and Culture, Restoration continues to present, promote, and preserve the artistic legacy of artists from the African Diaspora. About Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation: Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation, the nation’s first community development corporation, partners with residents and business to improve the quality of life of Central Brooklyn by fostering economic self sufficiency, enhancing family stability and growth, promoting the arts and culture and transforming the neighborhood into a safe, vibrant place to live, work and visit. The Skylight Gallery is open to the public Wednesday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on Saturday from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Skylight Gallery exhibitions are made possible by the generous support of the New York State Council on the Arts, New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, Brooklyn Community Foundation, andBloomberg, Inc.,
This past Sunday, the Myrtle Mural was completed by Rimx, Seeone and friends for the Brooklyn Urban Arts Market. This week Rimx & Seeone was joined by Rob Fokused, Jonnie Flatbush and Pablo. We’d like to thank everyone who came out and supported. Check out below how everything came together…
Stay tuned from more information on the Brooklyn Mural Project by Coup d’etat Brooklyn.
This Sunday, we had the continuation of the Afropunk X Coup d’etat Mural on Emerson & Myrtle. This week Alexandra Cespedes, Jen One & Livingroom Johnston joined Rimx & Seeone in painting the Mural. See you next weekend at the same place and same time…
Check out the mural created last week by Rimx & Seeone for the Brooklyn Urban Arts Market. Part 2 of the mural will continue tomorrow, Sunday, September 13th on Myrtle and Emerson (in front of the Pratt Store.)
The Urban Arts Market is brought to you by Myrtle Avenue Association (M.A.R.P.) & Afropunk, who called me to come in and organize/curate this mural. This is one of more to come as part of the CDTBK’s “Brooklyn Mural Project.” Stay In Tuned.
Live To Change Something | Rasupreme August 6, 2010 | 
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