Karyn Lao & Mark Zlotsky: What’s a Mookntaka?
“What’s a Mookntaka?” dives into the collaborative and personal work of artists Karyn Lao and Mark Zlotsky. Known for playful and whimsical inflatable installations, the Brooklyn-based art duo Mookntaka (MOO-kin-tah-kah) exhibits an eclectic mix of inflatable works, pompoms, furniture, jewelry, drawings, and more!
Emily Chiavelli: The Sky Is Blue in Boston
Monthly art exhibits are back at the Gowanus Dredgers Boathouse, starting with “The Sky Is Blue in Boston,” a solo show by Emily Chiavelli.
How (and why) to make a public comment on the Gowanus NRDA
The Dredgers want to help you understand what’s happening with the NRDA and how you can get involved. Celeste LeCompte and Lilian Ruiz have put together a great overview of the whole process, and some guidance on how to make your public comments.
Scy-Posium 2024
What do you get when you gather art, science, and community on Governors Island to explore the water around New York City in dozens of different ways? The Billion Oyster Project’s 2024 Scy-Posium, of course!
Birding by canoe for Global Big Day
Global Big Day! A perfect time for our first official tour of the season.
Global Big Day is an annual celebration of the birds around you, and part of World Migratory Bird Day. Birder’s observations help scientists (and citizen scientists like us!) better understand global bird populations. This year we contributed to the global bird observations by creating an e-bird list of our sightings during our birding-by-canoe paddle led by Loyan Beausoleil of Local Nature Lab.
“Broadchannel” By Mia Martelli
In April, Mia embarked on a mini-residency, fine-tuning her site-specific performance. The culmination was a mesmerizing premiere held over two well-attended nights at the end of the month. It epitomized the essence of a quintessential Dredger event: an evening brimming with artistic flair, offering a glimpse into our ethos and activities, all while providing a platform for a dedicated volunteer to showcase her talents.