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October 17 - November 15, 2009
*Opening Saturday, October 17th, 7-9pm
*Bushwick Art Gallery Crawl - Saturday, October 24th, 6-10pm
Exhibition Hours Saturday & Sunday, 12 - 5pm, weekdays by appointment
Corporeality examines physical states through transfiguration and metamorphoses of the corporeal body. Co-curated by Aurora Robson and Mariko Tanaka, this exhibit features works by Katharyn Laranger, Jonathan Nissenbaum, Emily Orling and Stephen Workman.
September 3 - October 4, 2009
Exhibition Hours Saturday & Sunday, 12 - 5pm, weekdays by appointment
The work in Urban Biotic is a reflection of the biological manifesting itself within industrial urban environments. Deborah Brown’s oil paintings harmoniously depict natures presence in the urban jungle of Brooklyn. Jon Elliottoffers “skeptical paintings, depicting mounds of old and obsoletecomputers and televisions” wherein we find only subtle hints of naturalforms emerging from the obliterated earth. In Hyungsub Shin’ssculptural work, we witness a transformative organic force re-assertingitself over the most mundane of industrial materials, such asjanitorial mops and electrical wires.
Urban Biotic is being sponsored by:
 J-POP
Saturday July 11 - Sunday August 2, 2009
Opening Reception: Saturday July 11, 7-10pm
Lumenhouse is proud to present J-POP curated by Mariko Tanaka, featuring four Japanese contemporary artists: Yuko Oda,Hiroki Otsuka, Mariko Suzuki and Yuko Suzuki. J-POP looks at a new Japanese aesthetic of playful invention from the material realities of everyday life.
Yuko Oda, Cosmic Burst, 2009, 36" x 20" Pen, Charcoal, and Collage on Denril
J-POP is being sponsored by :
Our House
Saturday June 6th - Sunday July 5th
Gallery hours: Sat/Sun 12-5, weekdays by appt.
Closing Reception: Thursday July 9th, 6-9 pm
Join us for the first annual exhibition of the Lumenhouse residentartists Matthew Brownell, Megan Hays, Sara Hubbs, and Stephen Workman. The four artists will be present and their studios will be open to thepublic. Studio works in progress will be available for viewing inaddition to those in the exhibition.
Matthew Brownell Untitled (Study for Alien Abduction Series), 2008, 9x12" Stickers on Paper
Arts in Bushwick >> Bushwick Open Studios 2009
Friday June 5th - Sunday June 7th
BOS is an art festival centered around the open studios of localartists. Also included are a myriad of other platforms for exhibiting andcelebrating the creative energy of Bushwick.
Euphoric Recall April 26th - May 17th. Opening reception for the artists: May 2nd, 6-9 pm
Gallery hours: Sat/Sun 12-5, weekdays by appt.
Ariel Dill, Daniel Ingroff & Lillian Kingery
Newpaintings and works on paper by three emerging artists that demonstratepluralities of influence;
from European painting and Americanabstraction to traditional textile design and commercial imagery. The exhibition features a selection of vibrant works that enjoy therichness of their visual legacies while all possessing divergent andunique approaches to mark making practice.
Curated by: Jessica Duffett 
DANIEL INGROFF Keyhole, 2009 17x22" colored pencil on paper
Abstractions and Contractions March 7 - 29Works by Lisha Bai , Ivin Ballen , Benjamin S. Jones , Sandrea Eula Lee , Ethan Greenbaum , Aurora Robson , Zaun Lee, Sun You, Geujin Han and Aili Schmeltz .
Curated by Eun Young Choi
(Image detail of works by: Ethan Greenbaum, Geujin Han, Aili Schmeltz and Sun You)
*This exhibition is made possible through the generous support andsponsorship of the AHL Foundation,
a501 (c)(3) not-for-profitorganization. Additional support provided by the NYC Department ofCultural Affairs, Korean Cultural Services NY, and LUMENHOUSE. For moreinformation please visit www.ahlfoundation.org.
Sauce on the Side
February 7 - March 1
New works on paper, sculptural objects and installations and paintings by Camilla Padgitt-Coles , Tony Luib and Zaun Lee. Three emerging New York artists offer us an investigation into the kinetic energy intrinsic to abstract organic forms.
Despite taking radically different approaches to conveying liquid, mutable aspects of abstraction
a contemplative underlying harmony is at play in this sensuous body of work.
Curated by Aurora Robson.
Spaceship Earth, Camilla Padgitt-Coles, 2009
About Face
January 10 - February 1
Presenting photographs that respond to and reflect on the recent changes in political climate in the U.S., by Carla Berger, Ingrid C. Hertfelder and Jeanne Mischo.
*Photo by Jeanne Mischo
Word and Image
December 19
Presenting selected works by:
Becca Hirsburnner, Iris Bechtol, Mathew Patterson, Soyla Santos, Anne Michelle Riles, Ashley Otero, Gladys Chow, Kimberly Suenkel, Paul Windle, Benjamin Bologna, Francisco Moreno, Elisabeth English, Laura Silva, Spencer Moorman and Kristen Shlueter
Lots of These Planets Are Pretty Nice
November 22 - December 13
Solo Exhibition of mixed media works by:
Nathan Boyer
Click here for article by Kevin Regan in BushwickBK
A Grain Of Rice
October 17 - November 18
Presenting selected works by:
Seren Akcay, Kristin Bressert, Camilla Padgitt-Coles , Jenn Cortes, Cristina Ferrigno,
Kevin Graham, Rachel Hoppenstein, Bhagvati Khalsa, Marina Litvinskaya,
Erin Kay McWhorter, Jie Qi, Kelly Silver, Ariel Yelen and Dena Zilber. 
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